| Hunter who says "Be vewy vewy quiet" | 46 |
| Hunter S. Thompson character ___ Duke | 37 |
| Hunter of a cartoon "wabbit" | 38 |
| Hunter killed by Artemis, in some accounts | 42 |
| Hunter deplored by cetologists et al. | 37 |
| Hunter changed into a stag by Diana | 35 |
| Hunted down (with "on") | 33 |
| Hunt-and-peck typists don't use it | 38 |
| Hunt's co-star on "Mad About You" | 47 |
| Hunt's "___ Ben Adhem" | 36 |
| Hunt's "Mad About You" co-star | 44 |
| Hunt's "Abou Ben ___" | 35 |
| Hunt of "Mad About You" | 33 |
| Hunt of "As Good as It Gets" | 38 |
| Hunt of ''What Women Want'' | 43 |
| Hunt of ''Twister'' | 35 |
| Hunt in "Mission: Impossible" | 39 |
| Hungry, thirsty, tormented king of mythology | 44 |
| Hungry's one's declaration | 34 |
| Hungry motorist's convenience | 33 |
| Hungry man's question in Italy? | 35 |
| Hungry Horse or horse's mother | 34 |
| Hungry critter of a kid's game | 34 |
| Hungary neighbor from which lots of spam comes | 46 |
| Hungarians are situated between them | 36 |
| Hungarian-born philanthropist George | 36 |
| Hungarian-born mathematician Paul | 33 |
| Hungarian-born financier/philanthropist | 39 |
| Hungarian-born cosmetician Laszlo | 33 |
| Hungarian-born Canuck stage director | 36 |
| Hungarian-born architect Goldfinger | 35 |
| Hungarian statesman: 1803–76 | 35 |
| Hungarian sheepdog with a corded coat | 37 |
| Hungarian playwright known for "Liliom" | 49 |
| Hungarian pianist von Dohnänyi | 33 |
| Hungarian name meaning "sincere" | 42 |
| Hungarian name equivalent to Amory | 34 |
| Hungarian composer: 1881–1945 | 36 |
| Hungarian composer's holiday serving? | 41 |
| Hungarian composer's boat songs? | 36 |
| Hungarian Communist leader ___ Kun | 34 |
| Hungarian city near the Serbian border | 38 |
| Hungarian city known for its wine | 33 |
| Hungarian city known for its thermal baths | 42 |
| Hungarian ballet master and family | 34 |
| Hung up on, with "over" | 33 |
| Hundred ____ Woods: Winnie-the-Pooh's home | 46 |
| Hundred Years' War siege site | 33 |
| Hundred Years' War participant | 34 |
| Hundred Days campaign planning site | 35 |
| Hunchbacked supernatural creature | 33 |
| Hunchbacked jester of the Duke of Mantua | 40 |
| Hunchbacked assistant of horror films | 37 |
| Hunchback in a Mel Brooks classic | 33 |
| Hun king, in Scandinavian legend | 32 |
| Hun called the "scourge of God" | 41 |
| Hun called "the Scourge of God" | 41 |
| Humpty Dumpty's would-be repairers | 38 |
| Humpty Dumpty's supporting cast | 35 |
| Humpty Dumpty's shape before the fall | 41 |
| Humpty Dumpty's failed rescuers | 35 |
| Humpty Dumpty as an intellectual? | 33 |
| Humphrey, to his Hollywood friends | 34 |
| Humphrey's successor as vice president | 42 |
| Humphrey's running mate in 1968 | 35 |
| Humphrey's costar in "High Sierra" | 48 |
| Humphrey's "High Sierra" co-star | 46 |
| Humphrey's "Casablanca" costar | 44 |
| Humphrey's '68 running mate | 35 |
| Humperdinck hit, "After the ___" | 42 |
| Humpbacked fertility deity of Southwestern tribes | 49 |
| Humorous tributes in a Texas ballpark? | 38 |
| Humorous tale involving a settee? | 33 |
| Humorous spelling of "fish" | 37 |
| Humorous ending for kick or sock | 32 |
| Humorous beginning for plunk or choo | 36 |
| Humorist who wrote "Baled Hay" | 40 |
| Humorist Sedaris who wrote "I Like You" | 49 |
| Humorist famous for juicy stories? | 34 |
| Humorist co-founder of Random House | 35 |
| Humorist Bill ___: 1826–1903 | 35 |
| Humorist Bill and comedian Louis | 32 |
| Humorist Bennett who co-founded Random House | 44 |
| Humor that's often lost in an e-mail | 40 |
| Humor that never seems to get old | 33 |
| Humor that might defuse a tense situation | 41 |
| Humor that doesn't cause a blush? | 37 |
| Humor named for its opening words | 33 |
| Humor in its verse possible form? | 33 |
| Humble response to "You're the man" | 49 |
| Humble response to "Nice job" | 39 |
| Humble person's response to praise | 38 |
| Humans, when viewed contemptuously | 34 |
| Humans' cousins, to evolutionists | 37 |
| Humanoid race in "Avatar" | 35 |
| Humankind ... or a title for this puzzle | 40 |
| Humanitarian org. focused on the young | 38 |
| Humanitarian Dorothea ___: 1802–87 | 41 |
| Humanitarian agency created by JFK | 34 |
| Humane device for catching abandoned pets | 41 |