| Humperdinck opera role | 22 |
| Humperdinck opera hero | 22 |
| Humpbacked helper of film | 25 |
| Humpback whale's home | 25 |
| Hump-shouldered beasts | 22 |
| Hump-shouldered animal | 22 |
| Hump-backed animal of India | 27 |
| Hump day, to an office worker | 29 |
| Humourist Braithwaite | 22 |
| Humors, with "to" | 27 |
| Humorously surrealistic | 23 |
| Humorous suffix with switch | 27 |
| Humorous prefix for plunk | 25 |
| Humorous literary technique | 27 |
| Humorous law of promotion | 25 |
| Humorous DVD extra, perhaps | 27 |
| Humorous anecdote, e.g. | 23 |
| Humorless street vendor? | 24 |
| Humorist/illustrator Jon | 24 |
| Humorist-novelist Read | 22 |
| Humorist's vegetable? | 25 |
| Humorist's investment? | 26 |
| Humorist's initials | 23 |
| Humorist who uses irony | 23 |
| Humorist who sounds close | 25 |
| Humorist on the phone? | 22 |
| Humorist on the links? | 22 |
| Humorist on a 2002 stamp | 24 |
| Humorist Nash and others | 24 |
| Humorist Bombeck et al. | 23 |
| Humorist Bill and others | 24 |
| Humorist Bill and family | 24 |
| Humorist Bill and comic Louis | 29 |
| Humorist Bennett and family | 27 |
| Humorist Arthur (Bugs) ___ | 26 |
| Humor, with "to" | 26 |
| Humor with a twist, perhaps | 27 |
| Humor that's not funny | 26 |
| Humor that won't offend | 27 |
| Humor publication since 1952 | 28 |
| Humor open to interpretation | 28 |
| Humor magazine since 1952 | 25 |
| Humor columnist Bombeck | 23 |
| Humongous harbor wall? | 22 |
| Hummus garnish, sometimes | 25 |
| Hummingbirds' homes | 23 |
| Hummingbird's treat | 23 |
| Hummingbird's diet | 22 |
| Hummingbird's cousin | 24 |
| Hummingbird attractors | 22 |
| Hummers at home in hives | 24 |
| Hummer's instrument | 23 |
| Hummer taken around the block | 29 |
| Hummed or strummed, say | 23 |
| Humiliating way to live | 23 |
| Humiliating way to be put | 25 |
| Humiliates, as pledges | 22 |
| Humiliate, as freshmen | 22 |
| Humiliate actor Sheen? | 22 |
| Humidity factors into it | 24 |
| Humidity and wind speed, say | 28 |
| Humid day hair problem | 22 |
| Humerus's neighbor | 22 |
| Hume of "Cocoon" | 26 |
| Hume Cronyn's in-laws | 25 |
| Humbug's companion | 22 |
| Humbly takes the blame | 22 |
| Humbly goes along with | 22 |
| Humbled oneself, perhaps | 24 |
| Humbled one's meal | 22 |
| Humbled number cruncher? | 24 |
| Humble response to praise | 25 |
| Humble reply to praise | 22 |
| Humble reply to a compliment | 28 |
| Humble pie, so to speak | 23 |
| Humble oneself shamelessly | 26 |
| Humble Oil gasoline brand | 25 |
| Humbert's obsession | 23 |
| Humbert Humbert's passion | 29 |
| Humbert Humbert's nymphet | 29 |
| Humbert Humbert's honey | 27 |
| Humans' progenitor | 22 |
| Humans and ostriches, e.g. | 26 |
| Humans and extraterrestrials | 28 |
| Humans and birds for example | 29 |
| Humanoid trees in Tolkien | 25 |
| Humanoid of Jewish folklore | 27 |
| Humanoid monster of myth | 24 |
| Humanities degrees (abbr.) | 26 |
| Humanities course, for short | 28 |
| Humanities course, briefly | 26 |
| Humanities concentration | 24 |
| Humanitarian, to a cynic | 24 |
| Humanitarian Wallenberg | 23 |
| Humanitarian Mother ___ | 23 |
| Humanitarian club member | 24 |
| Humanitarian aid mission | 24 |
| Humanist canonized in 1935 | 26 |
| Humane Society devotee | 22 |
| Humane Society adoptees | 23 |