| Hélène or Geneviève | 28 |
| H. H. Munro, pseudonymically | 28 |
| Holiday weekend event, often | 28 |
| Hayek of "Savages" | 28 |
| Having a full set of marbles | 28 |
| Home of the NHL's Sharks | 28 |
| Hit the bottom of the barrel | 28 |
| He gets the sack in December | 28 |
| Holiday attraction at a mall | 28 |
| He's coming to town soon | 28 |
| Haute ___, French department | 28 |
| Home of the Whitney Handicap | 28 |
| Help from a French composer? | 28 |
| High school hurdles, briefly | 28 |
| Hoofed attendant of Dionysus | 28 |
| He died fighting Philistines | 28 |
| Horn for a Muppet named Zoot | 28 |
| Having no direction, in math | 28 |
| Humidity and wind speed, say | 28 |
| Having no symmetry, in a way | 28 |
| He took Rehnquist's seat | 28 |
| High-tech printer capability | 28 |
| Have ___ on (be intoxicated) | 28 |
| Herb's promise for kids? | 28 |
| Heartburn causer, to an M.D. | 28 |
| Hugo's wife and daughter | 28 |
| Have ___ in one's throat | 28 |
| Hoopster's complete miss | 28 |
| How some parcels may be sent | 28 |
| He invaded Italy in A.D. 400 | 28 |
| High-flying basketball plays | 28 |
| Honorary high school ranking | 28 |
| Headwear for a cockney angel | 28 |
| Have ___ in the conversation | 28 |
| Hector's faithful spouse | 28 |
| Highest peak in the Pyrenees | 28 |
| Hamilton-Rice collaboration? | 28 |
| Hill dweller's overshoe? | 28 |
| Hostile to the United States | 28 |
| Historical separation period | 28 |
| Half ____ (small milk order) | 28 |
| Horses bred by the Nez Perce | 28 |
| Houseplants used medicinally | 28 |
| Hundred-eyed monster of myth | 28 |
| He leads a host on the links | 28 |
| Hall providing entertainment | 28 |
| H. G.'s earthy relatives | 28 |
| He tutored Queen Elizabeth I | 28 |
| Having more volcanic fallout | 28 |
| Having the same vowel sounds | 28 |
| High, as inflationary prices | 28 |
| Hitting bottom, spirits-wise | 28 |
| How banks are usually robbed | 28 |
| How keyless music is written | 28 |
| Having a 5 o'clock snack | 28 |
| Home for a Southern governor | 28 |
| Home of the von Trapp family | 28 |
| Helicopter's predecessor | 28 |
| High-tech navigation systems | 28 |
| Hank who voices Chief Wiggum | 28 |
| Historic Boston neighborhood | 28 |
| Having a few buttons missing | 28 |
| Home buyer's need, often | 28 |
| House managers of ill repute | 28 |
| Hercule Poirot, for instance | 28 |
| Having two lines of rotation | 28 |
| He's an unwelcome caller | 28 |
| Hits just beyond the infield | 28 |
| Hitchcock's first talkie | 28 |
| Hoods of Londoners' cars | 28 |
| Having trouble slowing down? | 28 |
| Had a so-so day at the track | 28 |
| Hollandaise sauce ingredient | 28 |
| How an opponent may be edged | 28 |
| Head of the produce section? | 28 |
| His hand is out for handouts | 28 |
| Halloween "treats" | 28 |
| Highest point of achievement | 28 |
| Hall-of-Fame announcer Harry | 28 |
| Historic commune near Naples | 28 |
| Hollywood production company | 28 |
| He wanted Carthage destroyed | 28 |
| Hors d'oeuvres bit: Var. | 28 |
| Hole that's often filled | 28 |
| Heavy-duty kitchen implement | 28 |
| He's gotten carried away | 28 |
| Heavyweight dad is way cool? | 28 |
| Hillary of the Obama cabinet | 28 |
| Honey Bunches of Oafs, e.g.? | 28 |
| Hat-check girl's station | 28 |
| Halley's and Encke's | 28 |
| Hillary Clinton followed her | 28 |
| Hank Morgan, in a Twain tale | 28 |
| Hipsters' ballpark lunch | 28 |
| Having a reddish-brown tinge | 28 |
| Heavyweight champ of 1892-97 | 28 |
| Her children were her jewels | 28 |
| Howling Southwestern canines | 28 |
| Historic village near Amiens | 28 |
| Home of violinmaker Guarneri | 28 |