| He's afraid of the big, bad Bear | 36 |
| He's above capt. | 20 |
| He's abominable | 19 |
| He's a Wonder | 17 |
| He's a Wiesel | 17 |
| He's a weasel | 17 |
| He's a turkey | 17 |
| He's a sweetie | 18 |
| He's a sorry sort | 21 |
| He's a slap-happy stooge | 28 |
| He's a real weasel | 22 |
| He's a real turkey | 22 |
| He's a real swinger in Montreal | 35 |
| He's a real pig | 19 |
| He's a real doll! | 21 |
| He's a real doll | 20 |
| He's a real Coward | 22 |
| He's a real clown | 21 |
| He's a priest, not a beast | 30 |
| He's a pig | 14 |
| He's a nobody | 17 |
| He's a mess | 15 |
| He's a lumberjack (and he's okay) | 41 |
| He's a loser, baby | 22 |
| He's a little froggy | 24 |
| He's a legend among climbers | 32 |
| He's a knight person | 24 |
| He's a Hur | 14 |
| He's a hue man | 18 |
| He's a hoot | 15 |
| He's a hell of a guy | 24 |
| He's a handsome devil | 25 |
| He's a Foxx | 15 |
| He's a doll | 15 |
| He's a deer | 15 |
| He's a Dahl | 15 |
| He's a Coward | 17 |
| He's a card | 15 |
| He's a bum | 14 |
| He's a "really useful engine" | 43 |
| He's 2, say | 15 |
| He's 2, for one | 19 |
| He's 2, e.g. | 16 |
| He's "up" each Christmas | 38 |
| He's "The Wanderer" | 33 |
| He's "the Man" in baseball | 40 |
| He's "the Man" | 28 |
| He's "sweet William now" in a pop song | 52 |
| He's "on first" | 29 |
| He's "on campus" | 30 |
| He's "me deep" in conversation | 44 |
| He's "Great" in kids' books | 45 |
| He's "Famous" for cookies | 39 |
| He's "a part of the band" in "Monster Mash" | 67 |
| He's #1! | 12 |
| He's #1 on baseball's all-time list of games played ahead of Carl, Hank, Rickey, and Ty | 95 |
| He's #1 | 11 |
| He's jumbled? | 18 |
| He'll wheedle Fidel for news | 32 |
| He'll treat you like a star | 31 |
| He'll thank you kindly | 26 |
| He'll tell anything | 23 |
| He'll take your car | 23 |
| He'll take you on | 21 |
| He'll suit you | 18 |
| He'll stay after school | 27 |
| He'll rub you the right way | 31 |
| He'll put you in your place | 31 |
| He'll let you know if you're out of bounds | 50 |
| He'll humiliate you | 23 |
| He'll help you get carried away | 35 |
| He'll give you a head butt | 30 |
| He'll give you a hand | 25 |
| He'll give a starter a rest | 31 |
| He'll fix your Colt | 23 |
| He'll eventually rat you out | 32 |
| He'll croak eventually | 26 |
| He'll be replaced by Stephen | 32 |
| He'll be on at 10:00 next fall | 34 |
| He'll agree to anything | 27 |
| He'll "talk 'til his voice is hoarse" | 55 |
| He'd wizard circles around that hack Harry Potter, if you ask me | 68 |
| He'd rather not serve | 25 |
| He'd love to have you over for dinner | 41 |
| He'd like you to put up with him | 36 |
| He'd have you swallow a whopper | 35 |
| He yielded to Leo I | 19 |
| He yielded to GRF | 17 |
| He yam what he yam | 18 |
| He wrote: "A bit of talcum/Is always walcum" | 54 |
| He wrote, "Nature is full of genius" | 46 |
| He wrote, "God moves in a mysterious way, His wonders to perform" | 75 |
| He wrote ``The Highwayman'' | 35 |
| He wrote to his "Immortal Beloved" | 44 |
| He wrote the words and music for Johnny's "A Boy Named Sue" | 73 |
| He wrote the theme for and appeared in 1962's "The Longest Day" | 77 |
| He wrote the screenplay for "The African Queen" | 57 |
| He wrote the music for "New York, New York" | 53 |
| He wrote the lyrics to Kurt's music in "Lady in the Dark" | 71 |
| He wrote the first Spanish description of America | 49 |