| Henry's "Jezebel" costar | 38 |
| Henry, by the end of "Goodfellas" | 43 |
| Henson's incarnation of Meryl Streep, e.g. | 46 |
| Hepburn costar in "The Lion in Winter" | 48 |
| Hepburn of "My Fair Lady" | 35 |
| Hepburn role in "On Golden Pond" | 42 |
| Hepburn TV movie "___ Among the Ruins" | 48 |
| Hepburn's "The ___ in Winter" | 43 |
| Hepburn, Garbo and Gable employer, once | 39 |
| Hepburn/O'Toole film set in Sydney? | 39 |
| Hepcat's phrase of understanding | 36 |
| Hepcat's words of understanding | 35 |
| Her "birthday" is Oct. 4, 2011 | 40 |
| Her album debut was "Whoa, Nelly!" | 44 |
| Her backing band is the Pussycats | 33 |
| Her belly button was famously censored | 38 |
| Her book is read during the Jewish holiday Purim | 48 |
| Her debut album was "On the 6" | 40 |
| Her drowning is reported in Act IV | 34 |
| Her face "launched a thousand ships" | 46 |
| Her face began to circulate in 2000 | 35 |
| Her face launched a thousand ships | 34 |
| Her fans protected her to a degree | 34 |
| Her father and brother were mayors of Baltimore | 47 |
| Her first book was about Pola Negri | 35 |
| Her first film was "9 to 5" | 37 |
| Her first word was voiced by Liz Taylor | 39 |
| Her given name at birth was Sári | 35 |
| Her headdress featured a solar disk | 35 |
| Her help was solicited by The Beach Boys | 40 |
| Her help was solicited in a hit song | 36 |
| Her husband asked "...?" | 34 |
| Her identity may be unknown to an adoptee | 41 |
| Her last film was "Two-Faced Woman" | 45 |
| Her machinations led to the Trojan War | 38 |
| Her Majesty's unmentionables? | 33 |
| Her marriage to Lamar Odom was televised | 40 |
| Her motto was "Semper Paratus" | 40 |
| Her name means ''life'' in Hebrew | 49 |
| Her name means "maiden" | 33 |
| Her novel "The Watsons" was unfinished | 48 |
| Her pen name was Christopher Crowfield | 38 |
| Her playmate wore a sailor suit and hat | 39 |
| Her poem is engraved under Miss Liberty | 39 |
| Her sister won Wimbledon in 2005 | 32 |
| Her songs don't "cloy one" | 40 |
| Her sweetness rivals apple cider | 32 |
| Her talk show was based in Chicago | 34 |
| Her temple was adorned with cows' horns | 43 |
| Her theme is on many music boxes | 32 |
| Her treehouse had Secret Service protection | 43 |
| Her Valentine's Day presents, perhaps | 41 |
| Her voice was first heard in 2011 | 33 |
| Hera's priestess just like you see her | 42 |
| Herb Alpert & the Tijuana Brass tune of 1965 | 48 |
| Herb Alpert hit (with ''A'') | 44 |
| Herb closely related to marjoram | 32 |
| Herb for one at the Round Table? | 32 |
| Herb Gardner Broadway play and movie | 36 |
| Herb having bell-shaped white flowers | 37 |
| Herb in a Simon and Garfunkel song | 34 |
| Herb lovers' chat organized by Sarah Palin? | 47 |
| Herb mentioned in a Simon and Garfunkel song | 44 |
| Herb of "Tijuana Brass" fame | 38 |
| Herb once thought to be an aphrodisiac | 38 |
| Herb sometimes called Chinese parsley | 37 |
| Herb that Hippocrates used as an antiseptic | 43 |
| Herb that some call Chinese parsley | 35 |
| Herb used as a medicine in China | 32 |
| Herb used by florists to make wreaths | 37 |
| Herb varieties from Thailand and Italy, e.g. | 44 |
| Herb who played "Tijuana Taxi" | 40 |
| Herb with licorice-flavored seeds | 33 |
| Herbal remedy whose name suggests it does a lot | 47 |
| Herbert Bayard ___, U.S. journalist | 35 |
| Herbert Henry Asquith's socialite wife | 42 |
| Herbert Hoover and Richard Nixon, e.g. | 38 |
| Herbert of 'The Pink Panther' | 37 |
| Herbert of "Pink Panther" films | 41 |
| Herbert of "Pink Panther" movies | 42 |
| Herbert of "The Dead Zone" | 36 |
| Herbert of "War and Peace" | 36 |
| Herbert of the "Pink Panther" films | 45 |
| Herbert of the "Pink Panther" movies | 46 |
| Herbert of the "Pink Panther" series | 46 |
| Herbert of the Pink Panther films | 33 |
| Herbert of the Pink Panther movies | 34 |
| Herbert who played Clouseau's superior | 42 |
| Herbert's ''___ in Toyland'' | 48 |
| Herbert's "Naughty ___" | 37 |
| Herbert's "The ___ Mill" | 38 |
| Herbert's "___ in the Dark" | 41 |
| Herbert's "___ Modiste" | 37 |
| Herbie Hancock "Future ___" | 37 |
| Herbie Hancock's Headhunters, e.g. | 38 |
| Herbie the Love Bug, for more mature audiences? | 47 |
| Herbivore, in "plain English" | 39 |
| Hercule Poirot's favorite drink | 35 |
| Hercule Poirot's home on Farraway Street | 44 |
| Herculean labor at a psychiatrist's office | 46 |