Letter N 21250–21500

Name that rhymes with "Eric" New screen hero, John ___. Nobel-winning writer Walcott Neglectful of duty, Negligent, as in one's duty Neglected, run-down property Not original: Abbr. Not primary. Nerve endings' setting natural body covering nettle rash "Nebraska" Oscar nominee "Nebraska" actor "Nebraska" star "Nebraska" star, 2013 Neill's "Jurassic Park" co-star Newest fashion Neck's throat: Comb. form Neck: Comb. form Nonsense talk Name on the cover of "The Chinese Parrot" Novelist Earl ___ Biggers Nice behind? Nice buns? New Hampshire town New Hampshire town with the Robert Frost Farm Northern Ireland city Northern Ireland port Northern Ireland's second-largest city, after Belfast Navy escort vessels. North Dakota's ___ Lacs National Wildlife Refuge Not just une Notre-Dame-___-Champs (Paris Métro stop) "No pain, no gain" advocate? Name linked to cruelty. Name linked with cruelty Noted libertine Noted noble libertine Notorious marquis notorious french marquis New Delhi V.I.P. Next-generation member name and address Notice in the distance Not dose Not those, in Brooklyn Not those, in Brooklynese Name originally proposed (but not adopted) for Utah Name proposed for Utah. "New York is the great stone ___": Israel Zangwill Nearly half of earth's surface. Nefud, e.g. Negev or Nefud Negev, e.g. Nevada, mainly Nubian or Sonoran nickname Rommel Field marshal Nefud and Negeb. Negev and Gobi Negev and Nefud "None but the brave ___ the fair": Dryden Neutered Now gender-neutral Neuters NAGASAKI harbor/harbour island Name in early TV Name in old TV comedy Name in old sitcoms Name in the 1949 film "Holiday in Havana" Name on a 1950s-'60s TV "Comedy Hour" Nickname of the baby on TV Guide's first cover Notable '30s Cuban immigrant Notable Cuban bandleader, familiarly name Sitcom 1950s Newborn on the first TV Guide cover Needed things Needful things. necessaries Namers. Named person Name of Tennessee's streetcar New Orleans streetcar Name that means "wanted" Napoleonic novel. Novel and Brando film. Novel by Annemarie Selinko. NPR's Tiny __ Concerts News anchor's locale News anchor's place News studio piece Newspaper department, in metaphor Newspaper office job. Newspaper post Newspaper posts Newspaper's city ___ Newsroom fixture Newsroom furniture Newsroom post Newsroom station Nine-to-five gigs, often Newspaper staffer Newspaper staffers New office needs News stations Newspaper assignments Newspaper departments Newspaper divisions Newspaper sections Newspaper-office sections Newsroom array Newsroom bureaus Newsroom divisions Newsroom fixtures Newsroom positions Newsroom sights Newsroom stations Newsroom units New office acquisitions Nobelist Tutu Norma of "Sunset Boulevard" Nobel Peace Prize recipient who wrote "No Future Without Forgiveness" Nobel Peace Prize winner, 1984 Nobel Peace laureate, 1984 Nobel-winning archbishop Nash competitor Nash contemporary New Chrysler of 1928 North American explorer Notable conquistador. Noted Florida arrival of 1539 Nash contemporaries Not at all like Not apt to win any popularity contests Nero or Caligula Nero or Ivan Napolean. Napoleon, at times Napoleons, bombes, etc. No-no items for some dieters necessitude Navy vessel. Nemesis of U-boats. Noaj for one No longer practising Not connected with what precedes "N.Y.P.D. Blue" title: Abbr. "NYPD Blue role "NYPD Blue" job "NYPD Blue" rank N.Y.P.D. employee N.Y.P.D. investigator N.Y.P.D. title NYPD investigator, briefly NYPD officer NYPD officer (abbr.) NYPD rank (abbr.) NYPD sleuth no longer connected or joined NUMBER of particulars Nero Wolf and Perry Mason do. Nero Wolfe's forte. Name in bathroom scales NATIONS, easing of tension between Nixon policy Not willing to give no choice Not allowing free will nuclear weapons Not fancy in the least Not being able to stand No longer the champion Name in robotry Not enhance Nathan in "Guys and Dolls" Nathan of "Guys and Dolls" NFL team that plays home games at Ford Field National Football League team that plays on Thanksgiving NBA team named for a local industry Not wanted: Fr. "N.Y.P.D. Blue" offs. "NYPD Blue" squad NYPD investigators Nickname for soccer legend Clint Dempsey that derives from his favored jersey # Number two, at the casino Name for a poker fan's farm business? Neptunus, e.g. Num. follower Numbers follower: Abbr. NUCLEUS of a deuterium atom Nucleus of hydrogen isotope, mass 2. Numbers follower Nice pair Nombre of Canada's official languages Nickname for Eamon of Eire. Nickname for Eire's chief. Nickname for an Irish statesman. Nickname of Eire's premier. nature Hindu god of nature spirits Nonconforming Nowhere near the norm Not stick to the path Nasal woe national device N.J. hockey player N.J. pro NHLer from NJ New Jersey NHL player New Jersey NHLer New Jersey athlete New Jersey hockey player New Jersey hockey pro New Jersey iceman New Jersey player New Jersey pro New Jersey puck-pusher New Jersey skater Nonchalantly reckless New Jersey N.H.L.ers New Jersey NHL team New Jersey hockey squad New Jersey ice men New Jersey team whose name sounds wicked Newspaper for demons? Noted printer and type stylist (1828–1914). Not straightforward. "Nerd rock" pioneer whose name was originally stressed on its second syllable New Wave band formed after the Kent State shootings New Wave band that once put out an album of "Greatest Misses" New Wave rock band New wave band with energy domes New wave band with the hit "Whip It" New-wave band with energy dome hats Not in possession (of) Natives of Exeter. Novelist Bernard Natural moisture Naturally made beads Nazareth "Morning ___" Night deposit? Nighttime accumulation Name on a Scotch whisky bottle Name on a scotch bottle Noted Scottish chemist. Noted name in Scotch whiskey Noted name in Whiskey drink Noted name in whiskey Name preceding "White Label" Name in a 1948 headline Naval hero of 1898