| Hank Ketcham's holy terror | 30 |
| Having a high specific gravity | 30 |
| Health insurance option, often | 30 |
| He played Captain Jack Sparrow | 30 |
| Hollywood's Laura or Bruce | 30 |
| Hollywood's Bruce or Laura | 30 |
| He played Ricky on 50's TV | 30 |
| He played Ricky on '50s TV | 30 |
| Hymn about the Day of Judgment | 30 |
| Heavy metal, to many listeners | 30 |
| Have pheasant under glass, say | 30 |
| Home plate, in slang (hint #5) | 30 |
| Heart of __ (Alabama nickname) | 30 |
| Handy homeowner's initials | 30 |
| Headed for the morgue, perhaps | 30 |
| He's called Prof in French | 30 |
| Hardly sit-on-your-hands types | 30 |
| Holder of private information? | 30 |
| Husband-and-wife political duo | 30 |
| He's not a Mensa candidate | 30 |
| He wrote "Devotions" | 30 |
| Head covering beneath a helmet | 30 |
| Holder for a toilet paper roll | 30 |
| Harry Potter nemesis __ Malfoy | 30 |
| Hoopster Erving's nickname | 30 |
| Hang like a spaniel's ears | 30 |
| High-speed connection, briefly | 30 |
| High-rise convenience, perhaps | 30 |
| Hundred-thousandth of a newton | 30 |
| Having ants in one's pants | 30 |
| Heavenly hit from the '50s | 30 |
| How the Lincoln Memorial faces | 30 |
| Have your cake and ___ it, too | 30 |
| He wrote "My People" | 30 |
| Hit for the Righteous Brothers | 30 |
| Home of the volcano Chimborazo | 30 |
| Hebrew for "delight" | 30 |
| He acquired over 1,000 patents | 30 |
| Head of the costume department | 30 |
| Hubble of the Hubble Telescope | 30 |
| His catch may be six feet long | 30 |
| Ham-and-___ (incompetent sort) | 30 |
| Handler of defensive functions | 30 |
| Hebrew for "skyward" | 30 |
| Home of ancient Greek scholars | 30 |
| Hollywood's Danny or Jenna | 30 |
| He beat Tom in Super Bowl XLII | 30 |
| He fought against Baal worship | 30 |
| He wrote "Gerontion" | 30 |
| Harper's Bazaar competitor | 30 |
| Horror movie locale, for short | 30 |
| H.G. Wells' imaginary race | 30 |
| Have a simple wedding, perhaps | 30 |
| Higher forms of transportation | 30 |
| Hard to understand or identify | 30 |
| Huge computer unveiled in 1946 | 30 |
| Historic first name in W.W. II | 30 |
| He had a grandmother named Eve | 30 |
| Half-inch stripe wearer: Abbr. | 30 |
| Heaviest of the Olympic swords | 30 |
| Heaviest modern fencing weapon | 30 |
| Home of the Derby and the Oaks | 30 |
| House Republican V.I.P. Cantor | 30 |
| Harry Houdini's birth name | 30 |
| Hair treatment for Brockovich? | 30 |
| He wrote about Perry and Della | 30 |
| Hungarian architect Goldfinger | 30 |
| Hollywood-to-Palm Springs dir. | 30 |
| How a medium gets the message? | 30 |
| Hockey great Phil, to his fans | 30 |
| Homework assignment, sometimes | 30 |
| Heart, soul, or heart and soul | 30 |
| Harris of "Seinfeld" | 30 |
| Homophone for a biblical queen | 30 |
| Having a love of beauty (Var.) | 30 |
| He played TV's Poncherello | 30 |
| Hangar 18 contents, supposedly | 30 |
| Holder of combs, needles, etc. | 30 |
| Hurricane operation, for short | 30 |
| How some golfers shoot a round | 30 |
| Homes to many business tycoons | 30 |
| Here-today-gone-tomorrow trend | 30 |
| How some explain a coincidence | 30 |
| Half-human, half-goat creature | 30 |
| His DC memorial opened in 1997 | 30 |
| He's the Barber of Seville | 30 |
| Here today, gone tomorrow type | 30 |
| Half a legendary bluegrass duo | 30 |
| Heeds the dentist's advice | 30 |
| Hustle's cinematic partner | 30 |
| Henry of "Fail-Safe" | 30 |
| Houseful of Greeks, familiarly | 30 |
| Hamburger's title, perhaps | 30 |
| Happy hour day, usually: Abbr. | 30 |
| Have no particular place to go | 30 |
| Hurricanes' little cousins | 30 |
| Hero/giant created by Rabelais | 30 |
| H.S. dropout's alternative | 30 |
| High sch. dropout's option | 30 |
| H.S. dropout's goal, maybe | 30 |