Letter N 27750–28000

Napoleonic and depression New or old times. Newsworthy times Nos. for Nomo Notable ages Notable historical spans Notable parts of history Notable periods of time Notable spans Notable stretches Notable time periods Notable time spans Notable times Notable times in history Notable times, historically Notable timespans Noted stretches Noted times Noteworthy ages Noteworthy historical periods Noteworthy periods of time Noteworthy stretches Noteworthy stretches of time Noteworthy time periods Numbers for closers Numbers for pitchers Numbers studied by sabermetricians Not permanent, as ink Name-drop, maybe? Negate entirely Not leave one's mark Nullify the effect of Nullify the force of No longer included No longer on a drive No longer on tape No longer on the board No longer on-board? No longer readable, perhaps No longer written on Not on the whiteboard anymore Now blank Necessity for a bad speller Need for teachers across the board No. 2 end No. 2 terminus Non-pointy end of a pencil Nonpointed end Number 2 end Needs for wipeouts? No. 2 features need Classroom aid Name revered in Rotterdam Noted Renaissance scholar Noted portrait subject of Hans Holbein the Younger Name-dropping, maybe New Wave band with an EP of ABBA covers New Orleans street between Clio and Thalia Namesakes of a Muse. Needles' jockey. Nickname à la Cockney. "Nibelung" character "Nibelung" goddess Namesakes of a Wagnerian goddess Namesakes of an earth goddess. ___ number (measure of mathematical eminence) "Nay, 'twill be this hour ___ I have done weeping" (Shak.) "Night Before Christmas" preposition "Now" or "long" preceder "Now" or "long" starter, once NATIONAL Radical Union (Gk.) Napoleon's palindrome center No later than, quaintly Not after Not postdating Not succeeding as a poet? Noted palindrome center Now or long lead-in Now preceder ___ now (heretofore). Nook or Kindle Nook, e.g. Nook, for one Novel convenience? Nook and Kindle Nooks, e.g. Nooks, etc. NYX, husband of Neighbor of Hades Nether region Not at ease, perhaps Not bent Not decumbent Not having a hunch Not hunched Not hunched over Not in a slump? Not on all fours Not sitting Not slouching Not slumped over Not stooped Not as stooped Noted conductor from Genoa NERGAL, consort of Night before Rosh Hashanah, e.g. NOTTINGHAMSHIRE river Not much work Newton-meter divisions Newton-meter fractions NW Penn. airport Noted Verdi aria, "___ tu" NA geologic epoch Native of a Pennsylvanian city. "NCIS: LA" star ___ Christian Olsen N.F.L. Hall-of-Famer Dickerson N.F.L.'s Dickerson N.H.L. star Lindros N.H.L.'er Nystrom N.H.L.'s Lindros NFL Hall of Fame running back Dickerson NFL Hall of Famer Dickerson NFL coach Mangini NHL great Lindros NORSE explorer NYC mayor Adams Name akin to Rex. Name from Old Norse Name from Old Norse for "ever ruler" Name from the Norse Name from the Old Norse for "eternal ruler" Name hidden in "American" Name meaning ruler. Name of 10+ Swedish kings Name of 14 kings of Sweden Name of kings in Denmark, Norway and Sweden Name of seven Danish kings Name of several Swedish kings Name of several kings of Denmark. Name on the cover of "Lassie Come-Home" Name that becomes a grain if you move its first letter to the end Name that could have been my name if my parents hadn't wanted me to stand out more Name that's an anagram of "rice" Name that's an anagram of a food staple Name that's an anagram of a grain Name written on my cup at Starbucks, best-case Navigator __ the Red Navigator of old Ncuti Gatwa's "Sex Education" role Ncuti's "Sex Education" character Neilson or Nesterenko Nesterenko or Lindros New York City mayor Adams New York City mayoral candidate Adams New York mayor Adams Newby or Davis Newscaster Sevareid Newsman Sevareid Nordic name Norse Explorer Antarctic Norse Red Norse explorer __ the Red Norse hero Norse mariner Norse navigator Norse pioneer. Norse redhead Norseman's name. Norwegian explorer ___ the Red Norwegian navigator Notable Norse name Noted Norse mariner Noted Norseman Noted redhead Novelist Ambler Novelist Van Lustbader Novell chairman Schmidt NBC news correspondent Hill NBC's "Weekend Today" co-anchor Hill Name on the cover of "Fear of Fifty" Name on the cover of "Fear of Flying" Name related to Henry Name that means "ever powerful" News anchor Hill Niece in Samuel Barber's opera "Vanessa" No-fly Jong Noted soap vixen Novelist Jong Novelist Jong et al. Name on the cover of "All Quiet . . ." Novelist Remarque Novelist Segal Novelist ___ Maria Remarque Norse king Namesakes of a Viking. Namesakes of the Red. New York City mayor Adams and others Norse hero and others Norse men. Norse adventurer. Norse mariner Leif Namer of Greenland, according to sagas Norse explorer who colonized Greenland Noted Norse explorer Norseman who was misleading? N. Y. Canal. N. Y. State barge canal. N. Y. State canal. N. Y. barge canal. N. Y. county. N.Y. Indian N.Y. canal N.Y. county NEW York State canal NIAGARA River lake NORTH American language NW Pennsylvania county NW Pennsylvania port NY State Barge Canal predecessor NY's ___ Canal Name of a lake or canal Name of a noted canal or lake Name of counties in three states, all crossed by I-90 Native American tribe with a namesake lake Native Americans whose name means "cat" Native New Yorker Native country name derived from the name of a Gaelic goddess Native country name whose first letter actually bears an accent Native name for the Emerald Isle Native people after whom a Great Lake is named Native people for whom a Great Lake is named Naval battle site of 1813 Naval battle site: 1813 Neighbor of Chautauqua Lake Neighbor of Huron Neighbor of Ontario and Huron Neighbor of Ontario. Neighbour of Huron Neighbour of Ontario New York Canal New York Indian New York State's ___ Canal New York and ___ Railroad, started in 1832 New York border lake New York canal opened in 1825 New York canal since 1825 New York county bordering Ontario New York county by a Great Lake New York county on the Canadian border New York county south of Niagara