| Harlequin _____ (varicolored stone) | 35 |
| Helen Crump Taylor's TV stepson | 35 |
| How some medicines are administered | 35 |
| Hurdle for a graduate degree, maybe | 35 |
| Halloween ___ (orange creme cookie) | 35 |
| Hunter with an incredibly long belt | 35 |
| Home of the Maine Lobster Institute | 35 |
| Hazmat-info placard producer: Abbr. | 35 |
| How Nasdaq stocks are traded: Abbr. | 35 |
| Harry Potter's pet Hedwig, e.g. | 35 |
| Haight-Ashbury home of the '60s | 35 |
| His productions are not for infants | 35 |
| He's expendable and exploitable | 35 |
| Handheld computer, or holding hands | 35 |
| Home of novelist Mario Vargas Llosa | 35 |
| Hotels usually don't allow them | 35 |
| He said: "What is truth?" | 35 |
| Having a thin vertical-line pattern | 35 |
| Hedonist's raison d'être | 35 |
| Hugo-winning sci-fi author Frederik | 35 |
| He served between Albright and Rice | 35 |
| Home to a large collection of Goyas | 35 |
| Home of many Velázquez paintings | 35 |
| Home of "La Maja desnuda" | 35 |
| Hunts (with ''on'') | 35 |
| Hushed ''Hey you!'' | 35 |
| Haile Selassie follower, familiarly | 35 |
| Hitter's accomplishment (abbr.) | 35 |
| He wrote "Peg Woffington" | 35 |
| He's often "constant" | 35 |
| Heading under which cabs are listed | 35 |
| Hebrew name meaning "joy" | 35 |
| Had a problem with one's suits? | 35 |
| His payment is sometimes controlled | 35 |
| Hackneyed work based on an old idea | 35 |
| Hardy's Clym Yeobright, for one | 35 |
| He wasn't too "Suave" | 35 |
| How Ricardo says "rivers" | 35 |
| Hold firmly, as one's attention | 35 |
| He lost only Mass. and D.C. in 1972 | 35 |
| Honor with tongue-in-cheek ridicule | 35 |
| He sculpted "The Thinker" | 35 |
| Half of a historic '73 decision | 35 |
| Hockey broadcaster MacLean, for one | 35 |
| Harry's best friend at Hogwarts | 35 |
| He ran against Bill and Bob in 1996 | 35 |
| Host of TV's "Cosmos" | 35 |
| Hayek of "Wild Wild West" | 35 |
| He anointed Saul and David as kings | 35 |
| Heaviest iron in a golfer's bag | 35 |
| Hillshire Farm's parent company | 35 |
| His Most Serene Highness: Fr. abbr. | 35 |
| How a fool and his money are parted | 35 |
| Hiding place for a home run hitter? | 35 |
| Have ___ (enjoy yourself immensely) | 35 |
| Hunter changed into a stag by Diana | 35 |
| Hunt's "Abou Ben ___" | 35 |
| Hemingway's space junket story? | 35 |
| Host of the National Geographic Bee | 35 |
| Horses descended from wild mustangs | 35 |
| Human resources department visitors | 35 |
| Hat tag that didn't get removed | 35 |
| Hammer of 'The Lone Ranger' | 35 |
| Harvard University Herbaria founder | 35 |
| Have ____ in: speak one's piece | 35 |
| Hersey's "___ Pebble" | 35 |
| Home of Elaine, in Arthurian legend | 35 |
| Hold a surprise party for Scorsese? | 35 |
| Home of the Masters golf tournament | 35 |
| Holes at the bottom of a scorecard? | 35 |
| Heart transplant pioneer Christiaan | 35 |
| He's designated "Sir" | 35 |
| How hot-button issues are contested | 35 |
| How boxing matches may be recounted | 35 |
| Host of "Boy Meets Grill" | 35 |
| Honey Ryder and Xenia Onatopp, e.g. | 35 |
| Haig portrayer in "Nixon" | 35 |
| Head honchos weep? (goes both ways) | 35 |
| Historic inlet by Sydney, Australia | 35 |
| Having a noggin wrapped in ribbons? | 35 |
| Hypo that leaks all over the place? | 35 |
| High-kicking dancer at an audition? | 35 |
| He appears with "Shazam!" | 35 |
| Hole that can be the source of pain | 35 |
| How the paper might beat some rock? | 35 |
| Huge particle physics lab in Europe | 35 |
| Half of a 1970s-'80s comedy duo | 35 |
| Head judge on "Top Chef"? | 35 |
| He sang "Johnny B. Goode" | 35 |
| How the trolley went in a 1944 song | 35 |
| He debuted in Action Comics in 1938 | 35 |
| Hyperbolically headlined hyperlinks | 35 |
| Horse purchaser's consideration | 35 |
| Hospital location on "ER" | 35 |
| Huxley's "___ Yellow" | 35 |
| Hollywood's Cameron and Russell | 35 |
| Hungarian statesman: 1803–76 | 35 |
| How objects are seen through a mist | 35 |
| Hit Sony product introduced in 1984 | 35 |
| Hit one that bounced over the fence | 35 |