| Heed Revere's warning | 25 |
| Heed someone's advice | 25 |
| Heed the dentist's order | 28 |
| Heeded the coxswain, usually | 28 |
| Heeded the photographer, say | 28 |
| Heeds a dentist's advice | 28 |
| Heeds humorist George? | 22 |
| Heel stepped on by women | 24 |
| Heel type named for a dagger | 28 |
| Heel with a high p.s.i. | 23 |
| Heel's forerunner? | 22 |
| Heelless sheepskin shoes | 24 |
| Heelless shoe, for short | 24 |
| Heels are attached to them | 26 |
| Heels' forerunners | 22 |
| Heep in a Dickens story | 23 |
| Heere and theere, in a book | 27 |
| Heffalump's creator | 23 |
| Hefner with the blue magazine | 29 |
| Hefner's followers | 22 |
| Hefty reference: Abbr. | 22 |
| Heggen's Pulver: Abbr. | 26 |
| Heidi Klum's hubby | 22 |
| Heidi Klum's husband | 24 |
| Heidi whose legs are insured | 28 |
| Heidi's nationality | 23 |
| Heifer's counterpart | 24 |
| Heifetz and Perlman, e.g. | 25 |
| Height of '60s fashion? | 27 |
| Height of a European trip? | 26 |
| Height of a kangaroo at birth | 29 |
| Height of a proverbial pole | 27 |
| Height of an Alaskan trip? | 26 |
| Height's companion | 22 |
| Height, to a basketballer | 25 |
| Height, to a cager, e.g. | 24 |
| Height-measuring device | 23 |
| Heightened enforcement | 22 |
| Heights in the Middle East | 26 |
| Heights in the Mideast | 22 |
| Heineken bottle feature | 23 |
| Heineken bottle symbol | 22 |
| Heineken distributor in Japan | 29 |
| Heinrich Heine's greeting | 29 |
| Heinz Field footballers | 23 |
| Heinz tally of flavors | 22 |
| Heir apparent of Eliz. II | 25 |
| Heir of martial artist Bruce? | 29 |
| Heir restoration targets? | 25 |
| Heir to a throne, typically | 27 |
| Heir's account, perhaps | 27 |
| Heir's acquisition | 22 |
| Heir's inconvenience | 24 |
| Heir's prize, perhaps | 25 |
| Heir's sound-alike | 22 |
| Heir, but not an heiress | 24 |
| Heir, in legal terminology | 26 |
| Heir-splitting documents? | 25 |
| Heir-splitting matter? | 22 |
| Heir-splitting papers? | 22 |
| Heiress' cash source | 24 |
| Heirs' acquisitions | 23 |
| Heirs, but not heiresses | 24 |
| Heisman Trophy winner: 1940 | 27 |
| Heisman winner and loser | 24 |
| Heisman winner Detmer et al. | 28 |
| Heisman winner Kelley, e.g. | 27 |
| Heisman winner's stats | 26 |
| Heist participants, to cops | 27 |
| Heist planner's concern | 27 |
| Heist target, sometimes | 23 |
| Heist without a hitch? | 22 |
| Hel's father, in myth | 25 |
| Held a climber's rope | 25 |
| Held a lame-duck session | 24 |
| Held back, as for a rainy day | 29 |
| Held consistent views? | 22 |
| Held firmly in one place | 24 |
| Held high for revered artists | 29 |
| Held in check, at Saratoga | 26 |
| Held in place, in a way | 23 |
| Held on to rather than sold | 27 |
| Held responsible (for) | 22 |
| Held the first performance | 26 |
| Held up, as a heavy weight | 26 |
| Held, as for a rainy day | 24 |
| Held, Hale, Gide, Uncle | 23 |
| Helen Frankenthaler is one | 26 |
| Helen Hayes and Martin Beck | 27 |
| Helen Hayes and Palace | 22 |
| Helen Hayes's domain | 24 |
| Helen Hayes's home | 22 |
| Helen Hayes, ___ Brown | 22 |
| Helen Hunt Jackson heroine | 26 |
| Helen Hunt Jackson novel | 24 |
| Helen Keller's org. | 23 |
| Helen Mirren film: 1984 | 23 |
| Helen Mirren's title | 24 |
| Helen Mirren/Margot Fonteyn | 27 |
| Helen of 'The Queen' | 28 |