He's well-sooted for the job Health practices Handbook of euphemisms? Handbook of euphemisms? Hit band heard on the soundtrack of "Back to the Future" "Harmonious society" leader Headline about a philanthropist's settled loan? Hit by 39A 1986 #1 hit for Whitney Houston Harding's P. M. G. Hanna-Barbera's ___ Hound Hip-swaying dance He lost the popular vote by about 500,000 Heavy barges. Hog callers' cries. "How may ___ service?" Hypothetical structural unit: Biol. Heraldic bars Hollow phrase of consolation Head of David's army Hungarian violinist Joseph High-fiber ballpark food item? Half-barrel quantities "__ Heart": 1965 Sinatra hit "__ Heart": 1965 Sinatra hit Historic European region Hard-hitting types Hard hitters. Hit some nerd? Had suspicions about Torme and Helen's mother Hard hitter, biblically Hard hitter, Biblically "Heroic Stanzas," for one Holiday fast-breakers Hardly strict with Having piecemeal knowledge. He defeated Sen. Pepper in Florida. How prolific poets would like to be paid? How prolific poets would like to be paid? Hagfish by another name Heir in a downpour? "Heavy" R&B singer's little brother? "Heavy" R&B singer's little brother? Hanna-Barbera toon Hyperlinks in a word processing program Hurl of a Slinky? Health, to Cicero Health, to Hadrian Harried homemaker's question, part 1 Hobby involving odd-shaped tracks Hair stylist's blunder? Hair stylist's blunder? Hurriedly mumble Hero Hot __ a Stick (fast food) "He wasted both toil ___": Cicero Hand with six eyes High priest? Heart rate reducers Hardly a period of enlightenment Her only novel: Black Beauty Honeysuckle shrub Held, Hale, Gide, Uncle His capital is Tegucigalpa. Having a mug like a pug Having a mug like a pug Hexer's confession? Henri ___, author of "Under Fire," 1916. Hot dish Heavy artillery fire: Mil. slang. Harmonic group How does your garden grow? Human hand characteristic How Nixon usually goes. Halloween lunch fare? Health resorts Health resorts Health resorts Hospitals for recuperation Health resorts, of a sort Hot dog topping Horse's armor Having loose skin under the throat, as a lizard Husky-voiced stage actress Holiday wish Hope-chest item How to look for 52-Across in this puzzle's grid Hair clasps. Hair clasps Hand holders in the ring? Hats that are soft and angular? Hats that are soft and angular? He goes to Yankee Stadium. He firms up his six-pack Homer Hunters' ambush in Africa. Historic route between Missouri and New Mexico Having trouble slowing down? Hicks Hotel accommodation. Holiday fare Housetop skyscanner. Hall-of-Fame footballer Mel Hits the ceiling Hockey players: Abbr. Hardtop dune buggies? Happy ex-Mayor of New York? High-level advisory group "Hollywood Squares" regular "Hollywood Squares" regular Heavyweight of the 70's Hominy dish 1975 #1 hit for the Doobie Brothers 1975 hit for the Doobie Brothers Holiday bird Highest mountain in the Americas Highest peak in the Andes, 22,835 feet. Highest spot in Western Hemisphere. Highest peak in W. Hemisphere. Heartburn Hot item in the alley? Hits, in Variety Hollywood hits Has a quickie with His specialty is sports. Headman at the Kentucky Derby. He began Pisa's tower How hygienists know you didn't floss? Highpoint of "Guys and Dolls." Hurdy-gurdy player. Heavy shrubbery growth Heavy shrubbery growth Himalayan trees. Himalayan cedars Having crevices Historic village near Amiens "Have I once liv'd to see ___ men?": Shak. How the hidden items appear (always reading clockwise from the upper left) Have new lab work done on a dog? Harrisons Having huge explosive force. Hanukkah staple How one cartoon "voice" got paid? Honey: Comb form. Honey: Comb. form. Honey: Prefix. Honey: Prefix Honey: Comb. form Home feature Haughty question Haughty question Hear: Hebrew. Her "Report" is famous How Picabo perused her assignment? Having flights of steps. Having steps. Hunting dog Huckster's reward? Huckster's reward? Horse-cavalry soldier who's hardly capricious? Horse-cavalry soldier who's hardly capricious? "___ Heaven." Home to the Lakers Hat-blocking machines Hope: Lat. Hope: Latin. Hope, for Caesar Horace's hope Hope, to Cato Horatian hope Having a large membranaceous bract: bot. Horse-drawn carriages Hero who sells fishing tackle? He wrote "The Decline of the West.” He wrote "The Decline of the West." Harold Hill, e.g. How does your garden grow? Horizontal Heavy snowstorrm Haw Hide softeners. Have a chat Hematologist's task? Harasssed by creditors. Hockey showdown, familiarly Hockey showdown, familiarly Harry E. Fosdick's "___ Brown" Hurl of a noisy insect? Having more bends and twists Hamburger chain Hero of "Lorna Doone." Hero of "Lorna Doone.” Hero of 1869. Hunt, as boar Hymns. Hymns praising God Hymns of praise He works in the Dai Ichi Building. Hallmark Movies & Mysteries event for Andy Griffith fans, after Delilah? High-spirited. HART Hyped Hot cereals Heads-up from your co-star about a former mate in the wings? How some like their wings Having overcome religious conditioning, perhaps Humbug Humane org. for juveniles How the animals went into the Ark. Hercules's slaying of the lion? Hank and Dean, on Adult Swim Having matched borders. Has a mere existence. Honoré d'___ Honest person in the Senate? ___ hammer on (pounds) ___ hammer on (pounds) Hebrew letter before zayin Hebrew letter. Hebrew letter "...Ho ho ho! Who wouldn't go!..." 1994 hit for the Crash Test Dummies Hitch How does your garden grow? "Happy Songs for Happy People" band Hunter's cap Hunter's cap. Hunter's cap Highest spot in Italy. Hill overlooking Rome. Hive? Hail-fellow-all-wet Hollow-nosed projectile H.G. 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