Letter N
Newspaper-editor Charles Anderson ___
NBC's star law man
Noted Ross Perot impersonator
Non Nuoc Beach city
Nae Nae or cancan
New Year's Eve activity
Not just feel the music
Not directly deal with
Northern ______ (Canadian thoroughbred)
Number two of eight
Nureyev or Astaire
nautch-girl
Night club act.
___ noodles (Sichuan dish with a repetitive name)
___ noodles (Sichuan dish)
Nattiest.
Natty dresser
Neat places to get beers?
Native like Hamlet
Native of Aarhus
Native of Bornholm
Native of Copenhagen
Native of Denmark
Native of Fyn
Native of Helsingör.
Native of Jutland.
Native of Laaland.
Native of Nyborg
Native of Odense
Native of conquered country.
Native of the Faroe Islands.
Neighbor of a Swede
Niels Bohr, by birth
Niels Bohr, e.g.
Niels Bohr, for instance.
Niels Bohr, for one
Northem European
Norse code.
Natives of Copenhagen, perhaps
Natives of Aarhus.
Natives of Copenhagen
Natives of Fyn
Natives of Nyborg
Natives of Odense.
Natives of Viborg.
Neighbors of the Germans.
Niels Bohr and Tycho Brahe, for two
Ninth-century invaders of East Anglia
Norsemen
North Sea people
Northmen.
Nick Carter's "___ Key"
Not safe or likely to cause harm
NASCAR's Patrick
Nascar driver Patrick
Name that means "God is my judge"
Novelist ___ Defoe
Northern European language
North Hebrews of Bible days.
N.F.L. quarterback featured in the music video for Hootie & the Blowfish's "Only Wanna Be with You"
New York State bastille.
Nickname in a 1970's crime drama series
Nickelodeon series
Name for an animated beach bird voiced by actor Aiello?
News anchor (1931)
Newsman famous for inventing folksy similes
NFL stars Marino and Dierdorf
Nijinsky or Nureyev
Nijinsky, e.g.
Nureyev or Baryshnikov
Nureyev, for one
"Nutcracke"r participants
Nether lands expert
Noted Italian
NASA robot
New York talk show host
Nonverbal greeting
NYMPH changed to laurel
NYMPH of laurels
NYMPH of trees
NYMPH turned into a laurel-bush
Name meaning "laurel"
Niles Crane's new wife
Niles Crane's wife on "Frasier"
Niles's inamorata, on "Frasier"
Niles's love on Frasier
Novelist Du Maurier
Novelist DuMaurier
Nymph -- laurel tree
Nymph beloved by Apollo
Nymph changed into a laurel tree
Nymph changed into laurel tree.
Nymph changed to a laurel
Nymph changed to a laurel tree
Nymph loved by Apollo approval
Nymph of myth
Nymph of mythology who changed into a tree
Nymph pursued by Apollo
Nymph turned into a laurel tree, in Greek myth
Nymph who became a laurel tree
Nymph who became a laurel.
Nymph who fled Apollo
Nymph who rejected Apollo
Nymph whose name means "laurel"
Nattily attired
Neat and stylish
Neat; smart
Neatly dressed
Natty fellow
Name of Sancho Panza's steed.
Nonverbal greetings
National woman's org.
National women's org.
Natl. Soc. of women.
Neil Sedaka's daughter/co-singer
Neil Sedaka's singing daughter
Name in Virginia.
No stranger to danger
Nervy one
Nervy type
Neighbor of Stamford, Connecticut
Nicaraguan poet Rubén
Nicaraguan poet.
"Not too much milk"
New Giant skipper.
Noirish
Not currently in use, as a theater
Not illuminated
Not in operation, as a Broadway theater
Not in operation, in theater lingo
Not in use, as a theater
Not light
Not lit
Not open, like a Broadway theater
Not white, as meat
Not white, as turkey meat
Nyctophobe's fear
Nyctophobia fear
Now-disfavored term for the Medieval period
"Never ___ my door again!"
Not lighten
"Now is come a ___ day": Shelley
Not as sunny
Not so bright.
NEGRO (colloq.)
Not lightly
Niche of the Deep Web that's invisible to search engines
Nighttimes
Not the whites in the laundry
naturally having skin of a dark color
Navy Minister in Pétain's Cabinet.
Name for Clementine.
Nertz!
Network of stitches
Not-so-strong oath
Needle user
Needle-and-thread users
Name on a record 270+ opening credits of "SNL"
'Noah' director Aronofsky
Noted lawyer (1857–1938).
New York fielder and his dish
NERF missile
Nerf product that might be used to bother a sibling
Nerf weapons
nervous twitching while playing darts
Name of a ship that carried the tea
New Hampshire college
New Hampshire school
Nova Scotia city
"Natural selection" theorist
NORTHERN Territory capital
Natural-selection theoretician
Naturalist who wrote "The Expression of the Emotions in Man and Animals"
Naturalist with a theory on evolution
Noted evolution theorist
Noted naturalist Charles
No creationist, he
Natural selection adherent
"___ Nibelungenlied"
Neuter German article
Nyet negators
National League umpire whose decision on Campanella caused a "rhubarb."
NEW Zealand fashion label
Night safety features, on autos
N, in Morse code
No slowpoke
Nick and Nora's creator
Name in detective fiction
"Never on Sunday" director
Not "dis"
Not "dis," in Brooklyn
___ Nguyen, the NFL's first Vietnamese-American player
NSA stuff
Number cruncher's need
Number cruncher's raw material
Number cruncher's stuff
Number crunchers' numbers
Number-cruncher's input
Number-cruncher's numbers
Number-cruncher's stuff
Number-crunching material
Numbers for a number cruncher
Numbers for a statistician
Numbers for crunching
Numbers for crunching, e.g.
Numbers for crunshing
Numbers in spreadsheets
Numbers that may be mined
Numbers to analyze
Numbers to be crunched
Numbers to crunch, e.g.
Numbers, e.g.
Numbers, maybe
Numerical info
Numerical information
Novel method of heating rooms using the waste heat from computers
Networking spot
Natural long-term corruption of files
NOTE time
Name's go-with on a worksheet
Night out with a special someone
Nones, e.g.
Note the time of.
November 3.
November 4, e.g.
November 4th, for instance.
Number in a letter
Numbers on a check, maybe
Not married
No longer au courant
No longer fashionable
No longer in
No longer in Style
No longer in Vogue
No longer in fashion
No longer mainstream
No longer current or fashionable
Not au courant.
Not exactly new
Not fashionable
Not terribly current
Noted the time of.
*Newspaper article lead-in
NBC current affairs program beginning in 1992
NBC news program
NBC news show
NBC newsmagazine
NBC newsmagazine series
NBC show anchored by Lester Holt
News dispatch opening
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