Letter N 13500–13750

Nevada neckwear New Mexico necktie New Mexico's official neckwear necktie Arizona building block neckwear Square dance call North Italian university city Native of city that predates Rome. Narrow neckwear choices Neck lace? Neckwear for Isaac Asimov Neckwear in some Native American traditions New Mexico's state neckwear Narrow pillow Neck ornament for Karloff Nut attachment Nut companion Nut filler Nut holder Nut partner Nut's companion Nut's complement Nut's counterpart Nut's partner Noguchi sculpture in Philadelphia that pays tribute to Benjamin Franklin National Security Advisor John N American plant with daisy-like flowers with white, violet, or pinkish rays Nuts and -- Nuts go-with Nuts' companions Nuts' mates Nuts' partners Nuts-and-__ (practical) Not get a single laugh, say Not succeed, in spades Nonexplosive dessert Nukes campuses? NORWAY, island off Nonsense word repeated in a 1961 hit Nice approval Nice good? Nice way to say nice Nice, in Nice Northeastern Tunisian cape. Not "mal" "___ Nox" (Mozart title meaning "good night") Not mala. Not false Neighbor of Aruba Neighbor of Aruba and Curaçao Napoleon Noted Corsican family name Newfoundland town Name said before and after James Niven's "Casino Royale" role No adversary No fighter No foe No hitter No hitter of filmdom No nemesis No rival No's foe Noose nexus No-show in Hubbard's cupboard Nose piece, perhaps Nourishment for a boxer Nickname for more than a few pro wrestlers Not even moist Not filleted, as steak Natural history museum sights Nickname for Ichabod Crane's rival Nickname for two very different TV doctors Nickname of TV's Temperance Brennan N American plant with flat clusters of small white flowers Needing a rest Nap. Nickname for the Little Corporal. Nighttime pep-rally features November 5th spectacles in England. Notes from Big Ben Name for nine popes Name of nine popes Nice greeting Noggin-knocking sound Nuts or bananas "___ nuit!" "___ nuit" ("Good night") Nurse: French. Nursemaid: Fr. "No more French Open action tonight; see you in the morning!" NAME meaning good Name that means "pretty" NIGER River mouth "New Year's Day" singer (1983) Noted rocker/humanitarian Natives of N. Luzon. "Nil nisi ___" Nice extra Need to fatten up Not filleted Not filleted, as a fish Not filleted, as fish Not very well padded Noted Reagan co-star "No fair!" Nickname for Arthur Radley Nickname of recluse Arthur Radley in "To Kill a Mockingbird" Nimrod Nursing need Numbskull who likes Macintosh computers? No fan of the home team Numbskulls Not a prize to aim for Not exactly welcomed by a crowd Noisy spectre and/or noisy spectator Nickname of baseball's John Wesley Powell Nursery cries. Narrow passage where catcalls are heard? Novel or autobiography Novel or biography Novel or novella number of pages bound together between covers Novel groups? New author's hope New writer's goal New writer's hope Never out of work, per Rickey Thompson Nicholson role in "Wolf" Novel support? Novel supporters New Jersey senator Cory New Jersey senator-elect Cory Name in the Hall of Fame. "No chance that doesn't happen" Novel dress Novel marketing strategy? Novel discussion Novel opinion? Newspaper staple Numbers and Acts, for two Novel format that came before apps like Audible New England cheer word Number associated with Yale Nautical pole Nickname of boxer Ray Mancini Nickname of one of Kotter's Sweathogs NORTH American mountain beaver New Medicare enrollee, e.g. New arrival of the 1950s Noisy Australian club? New grandparents, probably Not-so-bright human cannonball? Noisy nincompoops? Nautical poles Nowheresville Nowheresville, with "the" Name of eight counties in the central and eastern U.S. North Carolina home of Appalachian State University North Carolina home of the historically Black Junaluska community North Carolina town that's home to Appalachian State University Northern Kentucky county Northernmost Kentucky county Noted Kentucky settler Noted trail blazer. Noted trailblazer Not-so-ugly Betty No Emily Post expert No gentleman he No gentlemen they No gentlemen, these. Negative audience reactions Negative chorus Negative noises Negative shouts name calling Nutritional beverage recently sued for allegedly causing priapism Nutritional drink brand NUTRITIOUS substance Napoleon or Wellington Navy recruit Navy recruit: Slang. New Marine Newborn's knitted item Newborn's knitted shoe Newborn's footwear Nineteenth-century assassin. Nickname of Missouri's southeastern corner Naval recruits. Nerf-ball-to-the-noggin blow Novelist, familiarly Nursery rhyme character. Negligent shepherd of rhyme Nursery rhyme character who "fell fast asleep" Nursery rhyme favorite. Nursery rhyme girl Nursery rhyme girl whose sheep go missing Nursery rhyme heroine Nursery rhyme loser Nursery rhyme loser of sheep Nursery rhyme shepherdess Nursery rhyme subject Nails with a bean ball Noggin knocks N.Y.C. div. N.Y.C. division N.Y.C. unit: Abbr. NYC subdivision NYC's Bronx, e.g. North wind Northeast wind Noted Idaho US Senator Now-retired Sacha Baron Cohen character Natural cleanser Natural detergent Notorious Lizzie No asset to a party. Nonstop talker Not-very-fun person North Wind personified North wind god North wind type NO longer interested No longer absorbed No longer listening, say No longer paying attention, say Nodding off at a meeting, say Nodding off in class, say Not absorbed Not at all engaged Not currently engaged? Not excited Not interested Not stimulated Nowhere near engaged not interested far from excited Nothing-to-do feeling Nonstop talkers. Noted monologist. Noble Italian house that produced two popes Noble family of Renaissance. Noted diva. NO longer novel to Not interesting NAME meaning fighter Name of three czars of Bulgaria Natasha's accomplice Natasha's cartoon colleague Natasha's cartoon comrade Natasha's cartoon partner in crime