| AGES | Hundreds of years |
| CENTURIES | Hundreds of years |
| SHOGUN | Title of military dictators who were virtual rulers of Japan for hundreds of years (6) |
| RABBIT | Once known as a coney and protected for hundreds of years by landowners who valued it for its meat, a plant-eating animal whose name has been altered to describe a dish of cheese-and-ale sauce on toas |
| AGE | Hundreds of years, for some trees |
| FROZENINTIME | The same as it was hundreds of years ago, say |
| PLASTIC | You don't separate your trash and so this stuff you use once only, and lasts for hundreds of years, clogs the landfill and too often lands on the beach. |
| CLAM | Animal that can live to be hundreds of years old |
| ETON | British college that is many hundreds of years older than the United States |
| THEE | 22-Down, hundreds of years ago |
| EMERALD | Occurring as a result of processes that happened over hundreds of millions of years, a green variety of beryl that is the traditional birthstone for May (7) |
| INVENTORY | A list or schedule of items, such as that detailing hundreds of thousands of Henry VIII's possessions, including his diadem, furs, jewels, marmoset, palaces, ships, tapestries, textiles and suit of ar |
| EON | Hundreds of thousands of years |
| ATARI | Developer of 1982's E.T., a video game so bad that hundreds of thousands of unsold cartridges were secretly buried in a New Mexico landfill |
| ANNADELVEY | Fraudster in a Netflix documentary who grifted in New York City's art scene; she's since legitimately sold hundreds of thousands of dollars of her own art |
| FRANCS | Balzac owed hundreds of thousands of these |
| YRS | Hundreds and hundreds of wks. |
| ISLAM | Religion of hundreds of millions |
| UBER | It has hundreds of thousands of drivers |
| PALAU | Micronesian nation composed of hundreds of islands |
