Hands on hips Horse's hock Hepburn film: 1957 "How lowbrow!" said the cats. "We much prefer '__'" "How lowbrow!" said the cats. "We much prefer '__'" Hel's watchdog. Hellhound of Norse mythology Hoover's favorite J.S. film? How often Peter denied Jesus How often to yell "Rah!" Had a different opinion How long the N.C.A.A. basketball tournament lasts Happy Having an overtime that lasted until dawn? How I know, Part 2 Hemingway sequel? Hit list Historian's Hitchcock thriller remade three times Hitchcock thriller remade three times How jewelers get absolution? He walked by night, on the radio 1986 Hanks/Long movie How the flock avoided the ax How megalopolises are populated Hollywood diet of ancient times. He raises silkworms. Hafez Assad's foreign minister for the last 14 years of his rule 1985 Horse of the Year He hems and haws Halting in words. Hint to the word ladder in the answers to the starred clues Head of Federal Council of Churches, 1948–50. Have not a leg to ___. 1967 #1 hit with the lyric "Who could hang a name on you?" Hell Hell Heavyweight champion in 1932. Heavyweight champ in 1932. Hit song sung by Jim Henson "Help, I'm stuck in this tree!" e.g.? "Help, I'm stuck in this tree!" e.g.? Heads overseas Heads to sea Heads overseas Heads to sea Hem fixers, at times Hit a lazy pop-up, say High sign? Hip-hop critics? He lost a 1989 fight to Hector "Macho" Camacho Helen + Johnny = Hair colorist's supply Holy Land vermin? He played Poopdeck Pappy in "Popeye" (1980) He played Poopdeck Pappy in "Popeye" (1980) Having a most unblinking calm but critical gaze He wrote "The Virginian" Have as a balance for *Has unfinished business with the IRS Hockey game result: win loss ___ Hugs and kisses, symbolically He became Pope in 1939. He works in bed Having an independent accent He wrote "Bread and Wine" High-tech firm Lucent has agreed to buy Harbor of N. Z. Honshu town "House of Secrets" metal band "Homer's Odyssey," for one Hebrew sanctuaries. Hoodwinked. Hotrodding Hasbro or Fisher-Price Hemming in 1400 hours Hebrew letter Hebrew letter (often spelled sadhe) Hebrew letter Hebrew letter "Have a taste" How some vegetables are grown __ Harbour, Solomon Islands anchorage Hired hoofer Hoofer for hire Hired ballroom helper Hebrew letter Hebrew letter Hebrew T. Hebrew letter. Hebrew letter Heavy paper used for posters Hope sign-off Hold: Lat. "He always asked a lot of questions" House Un-American Activities Committee event? Hit man for the basketry supplier? Herbalist balm for bruises. Home mortgage interest, e.g. Heavy iron-black mineral. He mends and emends Having similarity Hunter's accessory 1969 Hess acquisition "Her beauty was sold for ___": A. J. Lamb Have ___ (surmise). Haircut that's a cross between a Marine's and Billy Ray Cyrus's? 1989 #1 hit for Paula Abdul #1 hit for Paula Abdul 1989 #1 hit for Paula Abdul Having watery qualities Hound, typically? Hurry. Headline of film fame Hatoyama's headquarters. Hydrocarbon derivative "How many of each animal did Moses take on the ark?" is one "How many months have 28 days?," e.g. Having a green film, as old bronze He was served to the Olympians as food Hock shop customers. Hodgepodge Hodgepodge Hodgepodge Hardly like a spring chicken Hardly like a spring chicken Highway pests Hindu ice queen? Hindu ice queen? Hand-counting method, in bridge Habitué. "Ham" equipment. ___ hair (lava froth) High-quality chow, maybe Halters, e.g. Hopelessly ruined Hopelessly ruined Hero of a 1914 novel Hilton on the ice? Hilton on the ice? HENRY DAVID THOREAU 1961 #1 hit for Gary "U.S." Bonds, as of 11/01/09? Heavily, in music Heavily: Music Heavily: Mus. dir. Heavily, to Verdi Heavily, to Mehta {/Harlequin romance, e.g./} Half-hearted person's diet? Hearty entree He wrote "The Web and the Rock." Hub hub How a stomach might react to strange food His feat Headliner of 1929. Honest, like Annie Oakley? Honest, but noisy guy? Her day is November 19. How to use Kiva, part 4 Henry V, à la Shakespeare. Having poor ecological adaptability Hindu saint "Hogan's Heroes" setting "Help me" Home foundations? Highly valued asset, and this puzzle's title Highly valued asset, and this puzzle's title Hard copies Hard copies Hard copy pages Has an exciting opening number, say ... or what the answer to each starred clue does? Have as an appetizer Heavenly phenomenon of October, 1965. "Haply I think __" (Shak.) How one with writer's block works How one with writer's block works Heroine of poem by 42 Down Husband & wife crime series He became the first major leaguer with 3,000 hits in 1914 [Hint] Apple in the head High-__ (one in the fast lane) Hoofer Herodotus and Hippocrates, e.g. Hidden sun blocker in a car? High-___ (spirited horses) House parties Home of the 49ers Hilly. Hardly remorseful How the British addressed Pocahontas, using her adopted name? Heat to 212 degrees in advance Hasbro dexterity game featuring singer-songwriter Gordon Matthew Thomas Sumner? Huge tropical fruit? Hooked HMO policy? Hiding place. Harsh: Comb. form. Harsh: Comb. form Harsh: prefix "Hand me that fly swatter..." "Hand me that fly swatter . . ." "Hand me that fly swatter..." Huge tropical fruit? His funeral last year was attended by Bill Clinton, George Bush, George Pataki, and Rudy Giuliani Horses: Spanish. Hit song for The Jacksons with guest vocalist Mick Jagger He joined the 500 home run club in 2014 Hungarian farm dogs Hunter's setup. Hists! Hugo novel, with "The" Hissed signals "He falls like Lucifer, never _____ again" (Shak.) Halloween front-door negotiations? Headgear for interns? Heavy walkers Heavy steppers Hiker. Hiker Had the starring role Hears arguments in court Hears arguments in court Hungarian composer's boat songs? Happening every third year. High styles High styles Hair styles worn since Louis XV. Hairdos Hair dressing for a toy dog? Hollywood hopeful's pursuit? Hollywood hopeful's pursuit? Headline about an art studio mishap? Hair goo for men Hair salve. Hard workers' milieu? Harbor dwellers. How the Miami Dolphins play Hawkish position Hebrew name for God in Book of Job. He was second His speech needs work Hoisting system Haltingly How some get things done Hen or goose. Hen, at times Henhouse noise Heavy knickknacks? He married Brigit: Irish myth.