| Her Majesty's fliers | 24 |
| Her machinations led to the Trojan War | 38 |
| Her lover drowned | 17 |
| Her looks were petrifying | 25 |
| Her looks could kill | 20 |
| Her look was petrifying | 23 |
| Her last movie was 1949's 'A Kiss for Corliss' | 58 |
| Her last film was "Two-Faced Woman" | 45 |
| Her image was stolen in 1911 and recovered in 1913 | 50 |
| Her identity may be unknown to an adoptee | 41 |
| Her idea may be taking off | 26 |
| Her husband asked "...?" | 34 |
| Her honeymoon included a "Bed-In for Peace" | 53 |
| Her hems were high | 18 |
| Her help was solicited in a hit song | 36 |
| Her help was solicited by The Beach Boys | 40 |
| Her headdress featured a solar disk | 35 |
| Her hair is a fright | 20 |
| Her hair hissed | 15 |
| Her given name at birth was Sári | 35 |
| Her full name has just one vowel repeated four times (aaaaand this entry officially jumps the shark) | 100 |
| Her full name anagrams to "horny rap wife" | 52 |
| Her first word was voiced by Liz Taylor | 39 |
| Her first solo recording ("Ringo, I Love You") was released under the pseudonym Bonnie Jo Mason | 105 |
| Her first single was (aptly) "Mrs. Lennon" | 52 |
| Her first film was "9 to 5" | 37 |
| Her first book was about Pola Negri | 35 |
| Her film debut was as Woody Allen's date in "Annie Hall" | 70 |
| Her feast day is Jul. 11 | 24 |
| Her father and brother were mayors of Baltimore | 47 |
| Her fans protected her to a degree | 34 |
| Her face launched ships | 23 |
| Her face launched a thousand ships | 34 |
| Her face began to circulate in 2000 | 35 |
| Her face "launched a thousand ships" | 46 |
| Her face ''launched a thousand ships'' | 54 |
| Her epithet was Argeia | 22 |
| Her drowning is reported in Act IV | 34 |
| Her debut album was "On the 6" | 40 |
| Her debut album was "Little Earthquakes" | 50 |
| Her day is April 22 | 19 |
| Her curiosity caused trouble | 28 |
| Her creation became a national emblem: June 14, 1777 | 52 |
| Her counterpart | 15 |
| Her Christmas present, perhaps | 30 |
| Her children were her jewels | 28 |
| Her children may be in the fold | 31 |
| Her charm is fatal | 18 |
| Her car broke down | 18 |
| Her book is read during the Jewish holiday Purim | 48 |
| Her birthday present, perhaps | 29 |
| Her best friend is Boots | 24 |
| Her belly button was famously censored | 38 |
| Her bed was too soft | 20 |
| Her backing band is the Pussycats | 33 |
| Her baby was a little devil | 27 |
| Her anagram is great | 20 |
| Her alter ego is Princess Adora | 31 |
| Her album debut was "Whoa, Nelly!" | 44 |
| Her 1997 debut album included the hit "Bitch" | 55 |
| Her 1994 memoir has the chapter "Desert Storm" | 56 |
| Her 1965 Met debut was as Cio-Cio-San in "Madama Butterfly" | 69 |
| Her "Slipstream" won the 2013 Best Americana Album Grammy | 67 |
| Her "Rehab" won a Grammy for Song of the Year | 55 |
| Her "Orinoco Flow" has a macabre role in "The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo" | 94 |
| Her "May It Be" featured lyrics in the Tolkien language of Quenya | 75 |
| Her "Don't You Know" was a #1 R & B hit | 57 |
| Her "Don't Know Why" was 2002's Record of the Year | 68 |
| Her "Collected Poems" won the 1952 Pulitzer | 53 |
| Her "Can't Be Tamed" video made Yahoo! Music's "The Least Awesome Videos of 2010" list | 114 |
| Her "brain children" were Poirot and Marple | 53 |
| Her "birthday" is Oct. 4, 2011 | 40 |
| Her to Bardot | 14 |
| Heptathlon event | 16 |
| Heptathlete's specialty | 27 |
| Heptathlete Jackie Joyner- -- | 29 |
| Heptad | 6 |
| Hepta- plus one | 15 |
| Hepta follower | 14 |
| Hept- plus one | 14 |
| Hepster | 7 |
| Hepplewhite product | 19 |
| Hepplewhite piece | 17 |
| Hepcats | 7 |
| Hepcat's words of understanding | 35 |
| Hepcat's talk | 17 |
| Hepcat's phrase of understanding | 36 |
| Hepcat's outfit | 19 |
| Hepcat's lingo | 18 |
| Hepcat's jargon | 19 |
| Hepcat's attire | 19 |
| Hepcat's "Got it" | 31 |
| Hepcat talk | 11 |
| Hepburn/Tracy film | 18 |
| Hepburn/Tracy comedy | 20 |
| Hepburn/O'Toole film set in Sydney? | 39 |
| Hepburn-O'Toole film | 24 |
| Hepburn-Grant film: 1963 | 24 |
| Hepburn-Grant film: 1938 | 24 |
| Hepburn-Bogart vehicle | 22 |