Crossword Clues Start With H, page 838
Hardly hale and hearty
Haggardly thin
Haggard
High C, for one
Haggard
Haggard
Haggardly thin
Haggard
Hemidemisemiquaver.
Half or quarter, for instance
Hemidemisemiquaver, e.g.
Hemidemisemiquaver
Halt in respiration
Half, quarter or eighth follower
High C, say
Heavy snorer's problem
Heavy snorer's problem
High C, for one
"Half," "quarter" or "eighth" follower
Hemidemisemiquaver, for one
Holding one's breath, essentially
Heed
"Half," "quarter" or "eighth" follower
Hemidemisemiquaver, for one
Highlight
Heed
Hemidemisemiquaver, for one
Hemidemisemiquaver, for one
Hedge or slush follower
"Hedge" or "slush" follower
Hits head-on
Hits hard
Hits head-on
Hits hard
He sheep
__ horn (shofar)
Hits broadside
Hits head-on
"Heaven Can Wait" team
Heavy weights of piledrivers.
Hydraulic engines.
Hydraulic pumps.
Hydraulic pistons.
___ horn (shofar)
_____ horn (shofar)
Hits head-on
Head-butts
Hits hard
Hits head-on
Head-butts
Head-butting beasts
Head-butting beasts
Hits hard
Hits head-on
Hits hard
He sheep
Hits hard
He sheep
Herbivores with horns
Hiding nothing
Head-butts
Holding no emotions in
"___ Having a Baby" (1988 movie)
___ Having a Baby
Holding no emotions in
Honest old writer
High-school course
Hermitage collection
Heed; record
Heed; short letter
Humanities subject
High-school class
Homers, e.g.
High school elective
Hobby Winnie and Ike share.
High school course.
Hanging at The Met
Humorist Buchwald
Human ingenuity.
Hoppers, e.g.
He had the job before Alex
Humorist Buchwald
"House Party" host Linkletter
"How Great Thou ___"
He was Ed to Jackie's Ralph
He played Ed on "The Honeymooners'
Helen Frankenthaler's forte
Humanities major
Hockey's ___ Ross Trophy
Hotel lobby hangings
High school class
Hotel lobby display
Hang it all!
High school elective
Handsome prints?
Humorist Buchwald
"___ hath an enemy called Ignorance": Ben Jonson
Humorist Buchwald
"How Great Thou ___"
Hermitage collection
Hanging display
High school course
"How Great Thou ___"
High school class
Hanging decor
Honeymooners Carney
Hockney output
He was Tom to Paul's Jerry
Handsome prints?
Hangings seen by millions
"How Great Thou ___"
"Honeymooners'" "Ed"
Homers, e.g.
Hermitage holdings
"How Great Thou ___"
High school class
Hanging decor
Humanities major
"How Great Thou ___"
Hermes silk accessory
House of Representatives divider
House or Senate feature
House divider
House divider
Homophone for I'll
House of Representatives divider
House party divider?
Homophone for "I'll"
Hit a low note?
Heard from the herd
Hit a low note?
Hit a low note?
Hit a new low?
Hit low notes?
Hit a new low?
Housewives' collections.
Home for 'Girls'
Home of 'Silicon Valley'
“His Dark Materials” network
"How disgusting!"
"How distasteful!"
"How revolting!"
"How icky!"
"How gross!"
"How horrid!"
"How disgusting!"
"How revolting!"
"How repulsive!"
"How yucky!"
"How distasteful!"
"How revolting!"
"How icky!"
"How gross!"
"How awful!"
"How awful!"
"Horrors!"
"How disgusting!"
Horrified grunt.
Horrors!
"How awful!"
"Horrors!"
"How revolting!"
'How gross!'
'How awful'
"How horrid!"
"How revolting!"
"How repulsive!"
Hwy. numbers
"Here we go again ..."
"How distasteful!"
"How disgusting!"
"How gross!"
"How repulsive!"
"Here we go again . . ."
"How revolting!"
Hwys.
Highways with nos.
Hwys.
"How revolting!"
Hwy. nos.
'How awful!'
Hwys.
'How disgusting!'
Hwys.
Hwys. et al.
Hwys.
"How disgusting!"
Hwys
Hwys
Hwys. with numbers
Highways: Abbr
Highways: Abbr
Highways: Abbr
Hwys. with numbers
Hwys
High seas heavyweight
Hockey player from Alberta
Houston athlete
High seas heavyweight
Houston player, once
Houston footballer, once
Houston footballer.
Houston pro
Houston worker
Houston player
Houston football pro
Houston footballer
Houston N.F.L. player
Houston gridder
Houston pro footballer
Houston athlete
Houston player, once
Houston athlete, once
Houston player
Houston pro
Houston lineman
He lubricates
Houston player, once
Houston footballer until 1996
HMS, here
Hull letters
Had the desired effect
Had the desired effect
Helped oneself to
Had the desired effect
Had an effect
Had the desired effect
Helped oneself to
Had an effect
Helped oneself to
Had effect
Helped oneself to
Helped oneself
Helped oneself to
Helped oneself to
Had an effect
Helped oneself to
Had an effect
Helped oneself to
Had a friendly relationship (with)
Hotel amenity nowadays
"How gross!"
Hotel amenity nowadays
''Horrors!''
Home to "Rome"
Home of "The Sopranos"
Home for "Girls"
Home of "The Sopranos"
1979 #1 hit for Donna Summer, and what the four longest Across answers are
1979 #1 hit for Donna Summer, and what the four longest Across answers are