Crosswordsonline - Questions

Text	Length
Hipster's question of appreciation in Africa?	49
Hire some freelancers over the Internet	39
Hired supporters at a performance	33
Hirobumi ___, Japanese prime minister	37
Hiroshima Municipal Stadium sponsor	35
Hirsch of 'Into the Wild'	33
Hirsch of "Into the Wild"	35
Hirsch of "Speed Racer"	33
Hirsch role in TV's "Taxi"	40
Hirsute "Star Wars" creature	38
His #13 was retired in 2000 by the Miami Dolphins	49
His #15 was retired by the Green Bay Packers	44
His #2 was retired by the Dodgers	33
His #39 was retired by the Miami Dolphins in 2002	49
His #4 jersey was retired in 1979	33
His #4 was retired by the Giants in 1948	40
His #4 was retired by the New York Giants	41
His #5 was retired by the Cincinnati Reds	41
His #9 was retired by the Yankees	33
His "Cavalier" is laughing	36
His "Dafne" is the first known opera	46
His "E" was the same as J. R.'s	45
His "gold" was honey, in a 1997 film	46
His "icebox" was a good buy	37
His "Lives" influenced Shakespeare	44
His "umbrella" is bright	34
His 1 was retired by the Dodgers	32
His 11 is retired by the Chicago White Sox	42
His 1488 voyage opened the road to India	40
His 1960 best-seller had only 50 different words	48
His 2,297 RBI is a major league record	38
His 250th birthday was celebrated this year	43
His 47 was retired by the Atlanta Braves	40
His area is about 17,000,000 sq. mi.	36
His barter should have been smarter	35
His belt is made of Alnitak, Alnilam and Mintaka	48
His best friend in Mayberry was Johnny Paul	43
His bill has 1/20th the value of Ben's	42
His birthday is a California state holiday	42
His birthday is National Inventors' Day	43
His brother was killed by his other brother	43
His career is in "Jeopardy!"	38
His catchphrase is "Bam!"	35
His chariot is pulled by Fear and Terror	40
His chariot was drawn by fire-emitting horses	45
His code word was "Sesame"	36
His commanding officer was Colonel Hall	39
His contracts had escape clauses	32
His death lead to the Year of the Four Emperors	47
His debut album was "Radio"	37
His debut album was "Rhyme Pays"	42
His Dubliners was published in 1914	35
His emblem is the thistle flower	32
His epitaph says "That's all folks"	49
His eye is on the wallow in big business	40
His fame involved a lot of twists	33
His famous quote begins ''Et tu''	49
His famous role is being reprised in 2010	41
His father was Sheriff Andy Taylor	34
His father was the Great Prince of the Forest	45
His favorite dish is green eggs and ham	39
His fiction inspired "Airplane!"	42
His final film was "Hanging Up"	41
His first capital was Springfield	33
His first hit was "Splish Splash"	43
His first opera was "Rosamund"	40
His first plant was on Manhattan Isl.	37
His forecasts were ignored, leaving him ___	43
His friends came into his Treasure House	40
His friends joined him under the Big Top	40
His friends sat in the Peanut Gallery	37
His friends visited his Neighborhood	36
His fruit-loving cousin --- Gogh	32
His ghost was invoked by Perry White	36
His head is shaped like a football	34
His high school clique was the Choom Gang	41
His home movie is in the National Film Registry	47
His horses were Flame and Terror	32
His hunting dogs are Canis Major and Canis Minor	48
His inclination is toward dissipation	37
His initials stand for Thomas Stearns	37
His invention ascends through stories	37
His invention has its ups and downs	35
His invention made skyscrapers possible	39
His inventory has gone many miles	33
His jersey number, 13, was retired	34
His job's in 'Jeopardy!'	36
His last album was "I Got a Name"	43
His last fight was a loss to Trevor Berbick	43
His last movie was "Street Fighter"	45
His last novel was "Chloe Marr," 1946	47
His last novel was published in 2005	36
His last race was the 2006 Preakness	36
His last voyage originated in New Bedford	41
His last word was "Rosebud"	37
His law is represented as I = V/R	33
His law relates to thermodynamics	33
His laws involved research on peas	34
His life inspired "Citizen Kane"	42
His living depends on net income	32