| Hippie's parting word | 25 |
| Hippie's precursor | 22 |
| Hippie's tee: tie-___ | 25 |
| Hippie's trip, perhaps | 26 |
| Hippie's van, for short | 27 |
| Hippies' catchphrase | 24 |
| Hippocampus hippocampus, e.g. | 29 |
| Hippocrates proscription | 24 |
| Hippocrates' birthplace | 27 |
| Hippocratic Oath no-no | 22 |
| Hippocratic oath subject | 24 |
| Hippocratic oath taker | 22 |
| Hippocratic oath, in a way | 26 |
| Hippocratic pronouncement | 25 |
| Hippodrome, for instance | 24 |
| Hippolyta's father | 22 |
| Hippolyta's warriors | 24 |
| Hippolyte's father | 22 |
| Hippopotamus's kin | 22 |
| Hippopotamus, literally | 23 |
| Hipster who's a quipster? | 29 |
| Hipster's accessory | 23 |
| Hipster's alcohol order | 27 |
| Hipster's exclamation | 25 |
| Hipster's great time | 24 |
| Hipster's interjection | 26 |
| Hipster's sartorial tool | 28 |
| Hipster's zip-up garment | 28 |
| Hipsters' ballpark lunch | 28 |
| Hipsters, historically | 22 |
| Hiram Walker contemporary | 25 |
| Hire an assistant, say | 22 |
| Hire for, as a position | 23 |
| Hire Mutt to play Jeff? | 23 |
| Hire new employees for | 22 |
| Hired a litigator, perhaps | 26 |
| Hired companions, in Japan | 26 |
| Hired consultant, e.g. | 22 |
| Hired gun, in gang slang | 24 |
| Hired hands at Microsoft | 24 |
| Hired Japanese companion | 24 |
| Hired killer, in slang | 22 |
| Hired killers, in slang | 23 |
| Hired prankster on the set? | 27 |
| Hired sleuths, slangily | 23 |
| Hired soldier, briefly | 22 |
| Hired soldier, for short | 24 |
| Hired soldier, in slang | 23 |
| Hired soldier, slangily | 23 |
| Hirer of Sinatra in 1940 | 24 |
| Hirer's request: Abbr. | 26 |
| Hirers of staff people | 22 |
| Hires a new set of employees | 28 |
| Hires an ambulance chaser | 25 |
| Hires new staff, in a way | 25 |
| Hires to handle the case | 24 |
| Hires too many employees | 24 |
| Hiring may accompany one | 24 |
| Hirohito's homeland | 23 |
| Hirohito's son et al. | 25 |
| Hirohito's title: Abbr. | 27 |
| Hiroshima-based automaker | 25 |
| Hirsch of "Milk" | 26 |
| Hirsch of "Numb3rs" | 29 |
| Hirsch of "Taxi" | 26 |
| Hirsch of football fame | 23 |
| Hirschfeld's daughter | 25 |
| Hirsute Addams family member | 28 |
| Hirsute carnival attraction | 27 |
| Hirsute Genesis character | 25 |
| Hirsute Himalayan apparition | 28 |
| Hirsute Himalayan beast | 23 |
| Hirsute sitcom relative | 23 |
| His #2 was retired in 1997 | 26 |
| His "4" was retired | 29 |
| His "7" was retired | 29 |
| His -- (cribbage jack) | 22 |
| His 3,000th hit was a homer | 27 |
| His acting is the Pitts | 23 |
| His ark was triumphant | 22 |
| His band played ragtime | 23 |
| His beloved was Beatrice | 24 |
| His big day is in June | 22 |
| His birthday is Jan. 15 | 23 |
| His blues brought him fame | 26 |
| His brother took two tablets | 28 |
| His brother was no keeper | 25 |
| His business is blooming | 24 |
| His business is looking up | 26 |
| His business was picking up | 27 |
| His cabs were good-looking | 26 |
| His campanile is out of plumb | 29 |
| His capital is St. John's | 29 |
| His capital was Richmond | 24 |
| His caress causes distress | 26 |
| His cat is named Bowser | 23 |
| His catches are slippery | 24 |
| His cello is named Petunia | 26 |
| His clothes didn't exist | 28 |
| His clown alter ego was Bip | 27 |