| DRAX | "Moonraker" (1979) villain, Hugo ___ |
| JAWS | Steel-toothed henchman played by Richard Kiel in the James Bond films The Spy Who Loved Me (1977) and Moonraker (1979) (4) |
| BOSS | Hugo _; fashion designer (4) |
| LLORIS | Hugo ___, France and Spurs goalkeeper (6) |
| WOLF | Hugo ___, composer of 1895 opera Der Corregidor (4) |
| CHAVEZ | Hugo ___, predecessor of 6 (6) |
| SPEER | Hugo _, stars in police drama London Kills (5) |
| BLACK | Hugo ___, longtime Supreme Court justice |
| EKITIKE | Hugo ___, France and Liverpool forward (7) |
| LONSDALE | Michael ___, actor whose roles include Hugo Drax in 1979 action film Moonraker (8) |
| HUGO | ___ Drax, "Moonraker" villain |
| MADS | Bond villain in Moonraker (4) |
| WEISGALL | Hugo ___, composer of 1989 one-act opera Will You Marry Me? (8) |
| ALFVEN | Composer Hugo ____ (1872-1960), was best known for his first Swedish Rhapsody |
| JUNKERS | Hugo ___, German engineer and aircraft designer who died in 1935 (7) |
| DEVRIES | Hugo ___, Dutch botanist who developed the mutation theory of evolution |
| KEENAN | Hugo ___, fullback whose try sealed the Lions' series victory in Australia in 2025 (6) |
| RODALLEGA | Hugo ___, 2005-2011 Colombia and 2012-2015 Fulham attacker (9) |
| SALABIO | Hugo ___, Hull FC, 2023 Wakefield Trinity and 2024 Huddersfield Giants prop (7) |
| HORTON | Hugo ___, character played by James Fleet in The Vicar Of Dibley (6) |
