"Hee " : matching answer – Crossword-Clue

___ Heel (native of North Carolina) ___ Heel State (North Carolina) ___ Heel: North Carolina native ___ Heels (college team) ___ Heels (North Carolina team) ___ Heep (British rock band) ___ Heep (Dickens character) ___ the heels (shabby) ___-heel (bootmaker's measurement) 'Hee Haw' humor 'Hee Haw'-like humor 'Heed this advice ...' "___ my heedless ways": Dylan Thomas "And heeeere it is!" "Hee ___" (country music and comedy TV show of old) "Hee Haw," for one "Hee Haw" banjoist Clark "Hee Haw" character "Hee Haw" co-host "Hee Haw" co-host, 1969-86 "Hee Haw" heyday, say? "Hee Haw" jokes, say "Hee Haw" persona "Hee Haw" picker and a "Misfit" "Hee Haw" radio station "Hee Haw" regular Roman "Hee Haw" setting "Hee Haw" type "Hee Haw" type, stereotypically "Hee" follower "Heed that frog" "Heeeeeeeeere's ____!" ("The Shining" line) "Heeeeere's Johnny!" is one "Heeeere's Johnny!" announcer "Hoobert Heever," e.g. "I can't heeeaaaar you!" "My Life in High Heels" memoirist Anderson "Take heed ___ any man deceive you": Mark 13:5 "Take heed, ___ summer comes ...": Shakespeare "Time wounds all heels" comic "Two for ___ heels" (cribbage player's declaration) *Heels-over-head feat A Heep of literature A very high narrow heel on women's shoe Achilles' heel and Adam's apple, e.g. Advice heeded by a pioneer Bee heeder of '60s TV Big-heeled shoes Boot with a heel in the Ionian Sea Buck of "Hee Haw" Buck's "Hee Haw" co-host Causing heebie-jeebies Causing the heebie-jeebies City on the heel of Italy Clark of "Hee Haw" College in the Tar Heel State Danger for wearers of high-heel shoes Difficult surface for high-heel shoes Don't do this, if you want to heed a colonial flag DON'T heed this "Twelfth Night" order! Dorothy clicked their heels to return to Kansas Down-at-the-heel toxic assets? Fail to heed the "Measure twice, cut once" adage First name among the "Hee Haw" cast Fix a heel, perhaps Girls' low-heeled slippers Give a hee and a haw Give heed to Giving heed to Go for the heels, as a puppy He should have heeded Calpurnia Head over heels (over) Head over heels in Chicago Head over heels in love Head over heels in love, old-style Hee and haw Hee follow-up Hee Haw host Hee Haw star Hee-___ (donkey's sound) Hee-haw Hee-haws Hee's follower Hee's forerunner Hee's partner Heebie-jeebies Heed "Down in front!" Heed a "Wait" sign Heed a red light Heed an RSVP Heed Checker's advice Heed John the Baptist Heed John the Baptist's advice Heed medical advice, perhaps Heed readily Heed someone's advice Heed sound advice Heed the alarm Heed the call Heed the coxswain Heed the dentist's order Heed the emendator Heed the head Heed, as a red light Heed, as advice Heeded a bumper sticker request Heeded a command Heeded the alarm Heeded the coxswain, usually Heeded the photographer, say Heeded the sentry Heedless of others Heedless speed Heeds (with "to") Heeds a dentist's advice Heeds a roadblock Heeds a sentry Heeds an army poster Heeds Dr. Phil Heeds humorist George? Heeds the dentist Heeds the dentist's advice Heeds the green light Heeds the sentry Heehaw e.g. Heel and ankle bones Heel bone, e.g. Heel in a bakery Heel of a loaf Heel over Heel stepped on by women Heel style Heel styles Heel taps Heel type Heel type named for a dagger Heel wheel Heel with a high p.s.i. Heel-and-___ (jogger's stride) Heel-click follower Heel-less slipper Heel's companion Heel's forerunner? Heel's lack Heel's relative Heeled over Heelers' healers? Heelless hosiery Heelless sheepskin shoes Heelless shoe Heelless shoe, for short Heelless shoes Heelless slip-on Heelless slip-ons Heels alternative Heels and loafers Heels and mules Heels are attached to them Heels go after them Heels over, as a ship Heels-over-head maneuver Heels, e.g. Heels, or dogs that won't heel Heels, really Heels' foes in the Atlantic Coast Conference Heels' forerunners Heels' opposites Heels' preceders Heep of fiction Heep and Cratchit Heep and others Heep in a Dickens story Heep of "David Copperfield" Heep of Dickens Heep of lit class Heep of literature Heep of trouble? Heep's adjective for himself Heere and theere, in a book High heel wearer's hazard High heel, e.g. High heels, e.g. High heels, often High-heel shoes High-heels alternatives Hit a golf ball with the heel of the club Hit the golf ball with the heel of the club Home of the Tar Heels, as sometimes abbreviated Hoof with a heel and a toe? In a heedless way In heels, e.g. In heels, say It's heedless to go off it Jacob grasped at his heel during birth Kind of heel or cigar Like "Hee Haw" Like "Hee Haw" humor Like heedless ears Like most "Hee Haw" jokes Loud hee-haw