Letter N 19750–20000

Name in the millinery world. Noted hat designer. No-iron fabric. "No Fuel Left for the Pilgrims" band NASCAR __ NASCAR fan, maybe Narrator of Harry Chapin's "Cat's in the Cradle" Nat, to Natalie National Bank owner, on gag T-shirts Newly licensed teen's passenger, perhaps Newman is one Nickname within the family Nuclear fam member Nurturing man Nonsensical avant-garde genre emerging during World War I Nana's son, say Niche for Duchamp Nihilistic 20th-century arts movement Nihilistic art Nihilistic art cult Nihilistic art movement Nihilistic movement Nonsensical art Nonsensical movement Nursery call Nursery cry Nursery sound Nursery sounds Nursery syllables Nursery talk. Nursery word nihilistic artistic movement of the early 20th century New wave song that got new life in a 1997 Volkswagen commercial Nonconformists' art movement Not-quite-in-shape male physiques Northwesternmost county in Georgia Nascar ___ (demographic group) New ones often change many diapers Next Sunday's heroes Not mom's Nature spirits of Greek myth North-shore town of Luzon. Narcissus family member Narcissus' cousin Name of a cartoon duck Nuts or crackers Not playing with a full deck Not really all there Not well mentally Not as sensible "___ nabbit!" NYC's __ Hammarskjöld Plaza Nobel winner Hammarskjöld Nobelist Hammarskjold Nobelist Hammarskjöld Nobelist Hammarskjöld or novelist Solstad Nobelist and statesman Hammarskjold Norse god. Navigator Vasco ___ Navigator of 1497. Navigator who named Natal Noted Portuguese navigator New V. I. P. at First Avenue and 42nd Street. Nobel Peace Prize winner, 1961 Nobel Swede Nobelist of 1961 Name of a Danish queen. national god of Philistines Namesakes of Hammarskjöld. Not a dit NILE River houseboat Novelist Roald Novelist named for an explorer National flower of Mexico ___ Nichi, supreme power of Japanese Buddhism. ___ Nippon (Japan) ___ Nippon, or Greater Japan (now a forbidden term). Newspapers Newsstand buys Newsstand offerings Newsstand purchases NEWS publication New-York ___ Times (original name of The New York Times, from 1851 to 1857) Newspaper descriptor Newspaper frequency Newspaper frequency, often Newspaper frequency, usually Newspaper of a sort Newspaper type Newspaper, usually Newsstand purchase Newspaper reporter's compensation? Notice to employees, part 1 Newspaper rival of the Bugle in the Spider-Man universe Newspaper puzzle with anagrams News source Newspaper with the headline "Mystery Hero Saves Falling Space Plane" Nicer No-no in a vegan diet Noshing place type NEW Zealand flora Nintendo princess, or a flower Non-telling bloomer Non-telling flower Namesakes of Henry James heroine. N. ___ (Fargo's state, for short) N. or S. st. N. or S. state N. or S. state, briefly North or South state abbr. North or South state, briefly Northern terr. divided in 1889 NORTH African city/town National capital on Cape Verde National capital on the Cape Verde Peninsula Naval base near Cape Verde. Naval base taken by Allies. New port for Allied navies. N.D. part NYC building that was Lennon's last home, with "The" Name in two states Noted Big Apple residence, with "the" Native of Bismarck or Pierre Native of Pierre or Bismarck. Northern U.S. pair NFC East team NFL's Cowboys, on scoreboards NYG rival in the NFC East Nobelist from Tibet "NASCAR on NBC" analyst Earnhardt Jr. NASCAR driver Jarrett NASCAR great Earnhardt NASCAR legend Earnhardt NASCAR legend Earnhart NASCAR's Earnhardt Sr. or Jr. New ____ , Manitoba Norman ___, coach in "Hoosiers" Nobelist in Physics: 1912 NASCAR's Jarrett and Earnhardt Jr. Name in Chicago politics Name in Windy City politics Name that sounds frequent Name in art. Namesake of a desert in Bolivia with surreal-looking landscapes Notable Surrealist Noted Spanish surrealist Noted Surrealist NFL city NFL franchise Neighbor of Irving Native of East Adriatic coast. nurry Novelist Trumbo Noted Old West gang NBA coach Chuck NBC host Carson Name in N. Y. theater Name in U.S. theater Name on TV. New Year's Eve ball-drop commentator beginning in 2003 New Year's Eve host Carson Nevada/Arizona's Hoover ___ New Mexico's Elephant Butte, e.g. Nobelist in Medicine: 1943 Norris or Bonneville. Norris or Hoover. Not keep current? Not fully functioning Not in usable condition, say Not intact Native of Syria. Napery fabric Napkin fabric Napkin material Napery Napery linens Napery materials Napkin materials New York Senator New York senator between Javits and Schumer Nellie Melba's title Nellie Melba, e.g. Ngaio Marsh or Agatha Christie, e.g. Noble woman, in the U.K., or woman, not-so-nobly, in the U.S. Noir heroine, maybe Noted woman Notre -- Notre __ University noble British architect Neutron and proton, no fun intended Noble ladies Noble titles. Noblewomen Nothing like them Noted missionary on Molokai NILE River branch NILE River mouth NILE River, part of the "Nooooo!" Not-so-mild oath Northeast nuisances? Name in Roman legend. Name symbolic of friendship Name that reverses to a word for a wanderer Name that's an anagram of "nomad" Nicely-Nicely's creator NOT quite dry Near the dew point Nearing the dew point Needing a little more drying time Needing another dryer cycle, say Needing drying Needing more time in the dryer Not all wet Not dry Not fully dried Not fully dry Not quite drenched Not quite soaked Not ready to come out of the dryer, say Not soaked yet Not quite dry, as a basement after rain Needing more drying Norris and Coolidge. Noble woman of old Nickelodeon heroines Noble women originally "Night Court" lawyer N.F.L. coach Campbell NAME meaning judge NFL Hall of Famer Marino NFL great Marino NFL legend Fouts NHL-er Hamhuis News anchor Rather News-caster Rather Newsman Rather Newsman emeritus Rather Newsperson Rather Nickname that drops "iel" Nickname that drops the "iel" Northern city of Palestine. Northernmost city of ancient Palestine Northernmost city of ancient Palestine Ancient city of Northernmost town of ancient Palestine Novelist Brown "Noble Blood" host Schwartz Name hidden in "copped an attitude" Name in nautical literature. Newspaper editor Charles Anderson _____