| Strongly idealistic, humane sort, supposedly |
| An Enquiry Concerning Human Understanding" essayist |
| Slayer "Human ___ |
| Mouse catchers |
| Beach eye-catchers |
| Be human, perhaps |
| Classical personification of ideal human beauty |
| Science or humanities, in college requirements |
| Kiosk eye-catcher |
| Eye-catchers |
| ___ and response ("human microphone" technique at Occupy Wall Street) |
| One of seven centres of spiritual power in the human body |
| A poor catcher |
| Actor who's played both Captain America and the Human Torch: 2 wds. |
| Catchers' needs |
| The human tendency to see meaningful patterns in random groups of information |
| Dogie catchers |
| Gaucho's cattle catcher |
| “A ____ his race—the human race”: Joe Louis, according to Jimmy Cannon |
| Humankind |
| Along with pain, one of "the two enemies of human happiness," per Schopenhauer |
| Bug catchers? |
| Introductory humanities class |
| Homo, to human beings |
| Humane org. for juveniles |
| Behave humanly, in a saying |
| Acts humanly? |
| Pusher catcher (abbr.) |
| Catcher for Whitey in the 1960's Yankees |
| Rastafarian phrase expressing oneness between God and humanity |