Letter H, Page 89 of 257 Pages (HE)

He won the "Thrilla in Manila"
He won the 1994 U.S. Open in a 20-hole playoff
He won the Best Actor Oscar for playing both Kid Shelleen and his desperado twin
He won the Best Actor Oscar for portraying Frank Slade
He won the Best Supporting Actor Oscar for "The Godfather Part II"
He won the Gold Medal in skating
He won the Nobel Peace Prize three years after Lech
He won the Pulitzer for Novel the same year that Thornton won for Drama
He won this many Olympic gold medals
He won't be missed
He won't give a negative response
He won't quit
He woos Jo but marries Amy
He wore "4"
He wore #1 in Brooklyn
He wore #5 for the New York Yankees
He wore #6 for the Sixers
He wore a diamond in "Copacabana"
He wore a red ribbon
He wore a top hat in "Top Hat"
He worked for Hershey in the 1910s-'20s
He worked knights
He worked on a light schedule
he worked on an interim basis
He worked on canvases
He worked with couples
He worked with pairs
He worked with the illustrator Phiz
He works at a high rate
He works at home
He works for Chief Wiggum
He works for Mr. Burns
He works for the lord
He works on a case-by-case basis
He works on diamonds
He works with bugs
He works with Wade for the Heat
He wouldn't grow up
He wouldn't hurt ___
He wove flax into gold
he writes in his leisure hours
He wrote 'Sultan of Sulu'
He wrote 'The Name of the Rose'
He wrote "A Boy Named Sue" for Johnny
He wrote "A man cannot be too careful in the choice of his enemies"
He wrote "All that we see or seem / Is but a dream within a dream"
He wrote "Ash Wednesday"
He wrote "Capital is dead labor"
He wrote "Carmen"
He wrote "Common Sense"
He wrote "Defence of Fort M'Henry"
He wrote "Don't ever take sides with anyone against the Family"
He wrote "Halloween"
He wrote "I don't mind eels / Except as meals"
He wrote "If called by a panther, / Don't anther"
He wrote "In wildness is the preservation of the world"
He wrote "It is life near the bone where it is sweetest"
He wrote "It's certain that fine women eat / A crazy salad with their meat"
He wrote "Just Above My Head"
He wrote "Knowledge is the food of the soul"
He wrote "Lust for Life"
He wrote "My Way"
He wrote "Night Music"
He wrote "No human thing is of serious importance"
He wrote "One Step Forward, Two Steps Back"
He wrote "Political power grows out of the barrel of a gun"
He wrote "Summer of Love"
He wrote "The 42-Across"
He wrote "The Brave Bulls"
He wrote "The Chosen"
He wrote "The Count of Monte Cristo"
He wrote "The Country Girl"
He wrote "The Eve of St. Agnes"
He wrote "The heart has its reasons which reason knows nothing of"
He wrote "The Hour Glass"
He wrote "The Miser"
He wrote "The Praise of Folly"
He wrote "The Raven"
He wrote "The Shooting of Dan McGrew"
He wrote "There was an old man of Thermopylae / Who never did anything properly ..."
He wrote "Three Pear-Shaped Pieces" to answer criticism that his music lacked form [SEE NOTE ABOVE]
He wrote "To Helen" and "For Annie"
He wrote "Utopia" in an ancient language
He wrote "You and I have brains. The others have fluff"
He wrote a famous poem that uses 20 different end rhymes for "ore"
He wrote a hit Broadway musical with Weill
He wrote about "a midnight dreary"
He wrote about "sour grapes"
He wrote about Perry and Della
He wrote about the Ushers
he wrote endymion and hyperion
he wrote exodus
He wrote for the Globe
He wrote lyrics for Porgy
He wrote lyrics to "My Way" for Sinatra
He wrote lyrics, by George!
He wrote of "sour grapes"
He wrote of "the sweet Lenore"
He wrote of a giant peach
He wrote of a triumphant tortoise
He wrote of Annabel Lee and Lenore
He wrote of Lenore
He wrote of Roderick Usher
He wrote of talking animals
He wrote of the prodigal son
he wrote ol man river
he wrote one fat englishman
He wrote Porgy's lyrics
He wrote some of his best paragraphs on Friday
He wrote that government "is but a necessary evil"
He wrote the "Convivio"
He wrote the "Odes"
he wrote the ballet petrushka
He wrote the best sellers "Couplehood" and "Babyhood"
He wrote the lyrics to Kurt's music in "Lady in the Dark"
He wrote the score for "The Lovely Bones"
He wrote this many symphonies
He wrote to his "Immortal Beloved"
He wrote, "Nature is full of genius"
He yielded to Leo I
He-cats
He-e-ere's Johnny!, e.g.
He-man
He-man's antithesis
He-man's asset
He-man's nickname
He-man's opposite
He-man's quality
He-Man's toon sister
He-Man's twin sister
He-man's walk
He-mannish
He-men
He-men's opposites
He-men's prides
He-sheep
He, but not she: Abbr.
He, in Italian
He, in Napoli
He, she, or we
He, to she
He: Lat.
He'd fly through the air with the greatest of ___ (old song lyric)
He'd have you swallow a whopper
He'll "talk 'til his voice is hoarse"
He'll call you out
He'll eat anything
He'll fix your Colt
He'll give a starter a rest
He'll give you a hand
He'll give you a ring
He'll give you the answer that you endorse, according to song
He'll go down in history
He'll hae misfortunes great an' ___: Burns
He'll help you get carried away
He'll let you know if you're out of bounds
He'll play with injuries
He'll put you in your place
He'll rub you the right way
He'll take you on
He'll take your car
He'll thank you kindly
He's ___ (Chiffons hit)
He's ___ no good
He's ___ nowhere man ... (Beatles lyric)
He's ___ nowhere man...
He's ___ nowhere man... (Beatles)
He's ___ of few words
He's ___ of his moods
He's ___ Picker (Irving Berlin tune)
He's "Great" in kids' books
He's "Iron Jay"
He's "the Man"
He's "the Man" of baseball
He's "waiting in the sky" in a classic David Bowie song
He's 2, e.g.
He's 2, for one
He's 2, say
He's a catch
He's a Coward
He's a deer
He's a doll
He's a hairy Himalayan
He's a hell of a guy
He's a horse, of course
He's a hue man
He's a Hur
He's a knight person
He's a legend among climbers
He's a little froggy
He's a long way from Tipper, rarely?
He's a menace
He's a noble
He's a pig
He's a priest
He's a priest, per Ogden Nash
He's a real card
He's a real clown
He's a real Coward
He's a real doll
He's a real pig
He's a real poser
He's a real turkey
He's a real weasel
He's a reel rat
He's a Right Guy composer __ Porter
He's a slap-happy stooge
He's a sorry sort
He's a swine
He's a Time Lord
He's a turkey
He's a weasel
He's a Wiesel
He's a Wonder
He's abominable
he's about 30 years old
He's about to reform Slade without leader
He's across the diamond from Tex
He's after ewe?
He's against you
He's all red
He's all thumbs
He's all wrapped up in himself
He's always out
He's always with Roseanne?
He's asked a lot of questions at work
He's back
He's been around a while: hyph.
He's been called the "Father of Science Fiction"
He's been through hell
He's belligerent
He's below a Marquess
He's Ben in "Star Wars"
He's between Harrison and Polk
He's big overseas
He's buried in his namesake museum in Catalonia
He's called Chico, Fabio, Bingo, Harpo, and Elmo by the forgetful fish Dory
He's called Prof in French
He's calling strikes
He's collaborated with David Byrne, U2, and Paul Simon
He's coming to town soon
He's coming, according to Three Dog Night
He's Costello in "Still Crazy"
He's dapper
He's dead, Jim speaker
He's deep
He's despicable
He's determined
He's Disney in "Saving Mr. Banks"
He's doll-faced