Crossword Clues Start With H, page 895
Harlem Renaissance leader Alain
He wrote, "Wherever Law ends, Tyranny begins"
He wrote, "Wherever Law ends, Tyranny begins"
He-men's prides
Hunks' assets
He-men's prides
Hunks' assets
Hunks' assets
Hard-to-divide object
Heart of the matter?
Hanna-Barbera's heroic Ant
Hammer or Spade
He works on a case-by-case basis
He works on a case-by-case basis
Hero of hard-boiled fiction
Hot Wheels and hula hoops
Holiday purchases
Hula hoops and yo-yos
Hot Wheels and hula hoops
Hasbro specialty
Hobbyhorses.
Hellman's "___ in the Attic"
Hellman's were in the attic
Hula hoops and yo-yos
___ & Hobbies (eBay category)
Hellman's were in the attic
Happy Meal bonuses
Hatchimals and fidget spinners, e.g.
___ & Hobbies (eBay category)
Happy Meal bonuses
Hatchimals and fidget spinners, e.g
Hasbro specialty
Hasbro specialty
Hammerstein's contribution
Having songlike quality
Hammerstein creation
Hammerstein's contribution
Hammerstein creation
Hammerstein's contribution to "Hello, Young Lovers."
Hammerstein composition.
Hammerstein work
Hammerstein product
Herrick creation
Hammerstein's contribution
Hammerstein's contribution
Having a songlike quality
Hit bit
Half the dictionary?
Hit bit
Hammerstein's contribution
Hammerstein's contribution
Heart of the matter?
Historic Spanish fleet
Historic Spanish fleet
Historic Spanish fleet
Historic Spanish fleet
Hadron's place
Hard thing to split
"Hot corner" at Safeco Field
Headline word since Aug. 6, 1945.
Humbles, in a way
Home to a muon or pion
Half of a two-volume encyclopedia, say
Half of a two-volume directory
Hit song from the Village People
Hit single from the 1978 album "Cruisin'"
Hit song literally hinted at by the answers to the starred clues
1978 hit song with notable letters
Healthy Kids Day sponsor
Hardly around the corner
Hardly around the corner
High flyers turn up button on the remote away from the maddening crowd
Historian or archaelogist
Historian or archaelogist
He works on a case by case basis
He's a dick
Hammer, e.g., briefly
Hi-__: shoe brand
Hammett's Spade, e.g.
Hammer or Spade, e.g.
Hawkshaw
Hammer, e.g., briefly
Hi-__: shoe brand
Hammett's Spade, e.g.
Hawkshaw
Hawkshaw.
Hawkshaw
Hector
Hider in a haystack
Haystack hider
Hypo
Hider in a haystack
Haystack hider
Haystack hider, proverbially
Hider in a haystack
Haystack hider
Hypo
Hector
Heckle
Haystack yield
Haystack fugitive
Heckle
Hard-to-find object, perhaps
Hospital sticker
Haystack hider
Haystack hazard?
Hard thing to find in a haystack
Haystack item?
Haystack dweller?
Heckle
Hider in a haystack
Heckle
Haystack find
Hospital sticker
"__ Howdy Doody time!"
Hard thing to find in a haystack
Hillary Clinton in 1969 or Bill Clinton in 1970
Hider in a haystack
Heckle
Hider in a haystack
"___ Howdy Doody time!"
Half the alphabet that's studied by physicists
Hillary Clinton in 1969 or Bill Clinton in 1970
Harvard-set Turow book
Handler best seller "Are You There, Vodka? ___ Me, Chelsea"
"__ Howdy Doody time!"
Harvard Law memoir
Howard Stern's longtime foe
Hand is superfluous missing ship
Haystack find
"__ Howdy Doody time!"
Hit using the arms?
Hell
"... ___ how you play the game"
1979 hit for the Village People
Hit for the Village People
Hell
Hit song that starts, "Young man, there's no need to feel down"
Hit song from the Village People album "Cruisin'"
Hit by the band that did "Macho Man"
Hellish suffering
Hell
Home of many men.
Having one's wisdom teeth pulled, e.g.
Hit song of 1979
Have a smart mouth
Hard going
1978 hit with the lyric "You can get yourself clean, you can have a good meal"
Ham radio oversight grp
Hit from the 1978 disco album "Cruisin'"
Hell
Having one's wisdom teeth pulled, e.g
Heartbreak, maybe
1978 hit with the lyric "You can get yourself clean, you can have a good meal"
Hard worker.
1986 hit "_____ Only Love"
Hit for the Village People
"___ Howdy Doody time!"
"___ Howdy Doody time..."
Harvard-based Turow novel
Henry Louis Gates, circa 1971
Hebrew name meaning 'ascent'
"___ Howdy Doody time!"
"_____ Howdy Doody time!"
Harp-carrying Muse
"___ Howdy Doody time!"
Horror director Roth
He heard Kato's testimony
"How was ___ know?"
How was ____ know?
How was ___ know?
Hirobumi ___, Japanese prime minister
He sits on the bench in L.A.
"How was ___ know?"
He played Fujiyama on "Quincy"
"How was __ know?"
"How was ___ know?"
“How was ___ know?”
'How was ___ know?'
"How was ___ know?"
____ Hirobumi (Japanese Prime Minister)
Hirobami ____ (Japanese Prime Minister)
Hirobumi ____ (Japanese politician )
He allowed the O.J. trial to be televised
'How was ___ know?'
___ Hirobumi (first prime minister of Japan)
'How was __ know?'
"How was __ know?"
Her symbol is the lyre.
"How was ___ know?"
___ Hirobumi, first prime minister of Japan
''How was __ know?''
Helicon lady.
Helicon dweller.
Helicon dweller
''How was __ know?
'How was ___ know?'
Happening right now
Happening now
Happening now
Happening right now
Her symbol was a lyre
Hugh Hefner's Muse?
How some TV programs originate.
Have vitality
Happening now, as a telecast
"Hey, bud!"
"Hey...over here"
"Hey, there!"
"Hey, you"
"Hey ... you!"
"Hey! Over here!"
"Hey, mister!"
"Hey, listen up"
"Hey, buddy!"
Hushed "Hey, you!"
"Hey ... yeah, you"
"Hey there!"
Hushed "Hey!"
"Hey ... over here!"
"Hey, there!"
Hey, there!
"Hey you!"
"Hey there!"
"Hey!," in a library
Hissed "Hey you!"
Hushed "Hey you!"
"Hey!" in class
Hey, the quiet way
Hissed nudge
"Hey, over here!"
Hissed "Hey, you!"
Hissed "Over here!"
"Hey!" relative
Head-turner
Hissed "Yo!"
Hushed "Hey!"
Head-turner of a sort
Hissed "Hey!"
"Hey ... over here!"
"Hey, get a load of this"
Hissed attention-getter
"Hey!"
"Hey, you!"
"Hey, buddy!"
"Hey . . . over here!"
"Hey, Mac!"
"Hey, you . . ."
"Hey!"
"Hey there!"