Letter N 17000–17250

Nurses' opposite "New Meg. Old ___" (punny "Meg 2: The Trench" tagline) Not much moolah News anchor Connie Newscaster Connie Newswoman Connie NORTH Korean port Nub Nugget Not thin, euphemistically Notre-Dame's 14-ton "Emmanuel," for one NEWFOUNDLAND river Name in a racing site NIGGARDLY person Noise made by a grasshopper Navaho sheep Nylon necessities. Nickname for Jesús Natl. interest watchdog Not a good place for a leak: Abbr. Note Novarro's comings and goings in Italy? Nonconformist spy? Noisy bug Noisy flier Noisy insect Noisy summer bug Noisy summer insect Noisy bugs Noisy summer bugs Noisy summer insects 'Northern Exposure' town Nephew of Porky Pig Notable Roman skeptic Noted Roman orator Noted supporter of Pompey the Great NIGHT heron (order) National hero of Spain. New York's Angry Orchard, e.g. Nancy's sky Número de "Años de Soledad" in a Gabriel García Márquez novel Notre Dame candle Nicotine source, informally New dad's handout New father's handout New dad's handouts New daddy's handouts New papa's handouts Nero's 102 Number of floors in the Empire State Building Nvmber of floors in the Empire State Bvilding? Nvmber of stories in the Empire State Bvilding NIGHT (pert. to) NOMADS fabled to dwell in perpetual night night-dwellers N.L. Central city N.L. Central squad, on scorecards NL team since 1890 Numismatic unit Number between cuatro and seis Number of pesetas in un duro Near-misser of zero hour Noted curfew breaker Nickelodeons, talkies, etc. Nice movies Neil Young classic Neil Young classic about a spice girl? Nice five Nombre of Canadian rivers longer than 2000 kilometers Number of rings on le drapeau olympique Numeral: Fr. Numéro avant six NUMBER five in cards, dice, etc. number before sei number five New York City theater National labor organization. Nippon Neither No one Nonentity Nice round fig. Nippon: Poet. Newspaper concern, esp. lately Newspaper concern: Abbr. Newspaper fig. Newspaper no. Newspaper sales fig. Newspaper sales no. Newspaper sales stat. Newspaper sales: Abbr. Newspaper statistic: Abbr. Newspaper's average sales: Abbr. Newspaper's concern, for short Newspaper's sales: Abbr. No. of Games? No. of People? No. on which a magazine's ad rates are based NORTH Caucasus language No friend to sailors, in the "Odyssey" Nice round figure New York City tour provider Nice round figures Number representing total magazines sold Naked clown? Not trans Not trans or nonbinary Negative reply from a skeptic NORTH American white fish Name for a Kid Name of "The Kid" Network equipment giant Networking equipment giant Networking firm Networking giant Networking leader name Kid Networking equipment giant's debut show? Non-LGBTQ designation NGUNI, region of the Nickname of witch Narcissa Malfoy, Harry Potter's belated ally Native of a sort: Abbr. Native: Abbr. Novel of 1937 (with "The"). NAME as authority Name as a source Name in a footnote Name, as sources Name, in a way Name-check Names as a reference Names as a source Names formally NILE River fish "___ Never Sleeps" (banking slogan) "___ never sleeps" (slogan of a New York bank) Name on a Flushing stadium Name on a New York ballpark Name on an AAdvantage credit card Name on many cards New York's __ Field New York and Boston Naming as a source NONMILITARY person Native dweller Not a subject. [newspaper] [money bag] [sled] Newly naturalized English model? NONMILITARY people Nationals Native collar? Noted French car make Nice lemon in tonic, mixed right inside Native of Glasgow, perhaps Not uniforms. Napoli o Roma, per esempio Napoli or Milano NYC part Nancy in France, e.g. Nancy or Helena Nancy or Sofia Nashville or New Orleans New York or Atlantic New York, with "the" Newspaper desk Normal in Illinois, say Norman or Eugene Norman or Irving Not country Nickname for San Francisco often heard in Tony Bennett’s tunes Newsroom department New Yorker, for instance. Nickname for Los Angeles, often used in film and pop culture Nickname for Hollywood's home New York nickname Name for a coastal metropolis. North American capital, to natives North American capital, to some NYC punk one-hitters Nero's 104 Non-mil. Nonmilitary status: Abbr. Nonmilitary: Abbr. Not G.I. Not a G. I.: Abbr. Not mil. Nocturnal African mammals Non-soldier: Slang Nicely mannered Not criminal: Law. Not discourteous Not raw Not rude Noncriminal court matter involving parties in dispute NONCOMBATANT NONMILITARY Noncombatants. * Nonviolent protests, e.g. Nonviolent struggle for fair treatment Nonmarital option for some same-sex couples Non military attire Not military, informally "Night followed, __ with stars": Shelley "Now Spring has ___ the grove in green" (Robert Burns song) Not bare Not exposed Not going barely Not in the buff Not in the nude Nude's antonym No longer up for grabs Natural Instincts maker Nice 'n Easy maker New England ___ chowder New England chowder mollusk No blabbermouth No talker, he Noninformer Nontalkative one Nontalkative person Nontalker Not talk, with "up" New England cookout New England summer gathering New England-type outing, often political. New England cookouts New England eatery New England stock New England order New England seafood soup North Atlantic dish with milk and cream Not giving the police any more information Noisy demand. Noisy ruckus Noisy shouting Noisy cries. NOFX "___ Have Feelings Too" Nontalkers Not the best eyewitnesses Not rat Network, say Noise from a trolley. noise of metallic gate Noisy bell sounds Noises from a rattletrap Noise of thunder "NYPD Blue" Emmy winner "NYPD Blue" Emmy winner Gordon New head of TVA. Nonsense term one might use for a fictional gadget in a sci-fi card game Noisy opera coterie