Letter N 32500–32750

Napa nabob Noted family name in wine Noted name in wine Noted vintner Noted wine family Noted wine merchant Narrow binding of rich material. New Mexico town mentioned in the hit "Route 66" NINETEENTH-century dance Name of second Mrs. Wilson. Noted Italian physicist: 1737-98 Nice-looking leg, in slang Navigator Vasco da -- Nasser of Egypt Nasser s first name Nasser's first name Natives of Bathurst Nevada activity "Name of the ___" Never-say-die. N.B.A. souvenir *Nintendo hand-held Nintendo Switch Lite forerunner Nintendo big seller of yore Nintendo product Nintendo system Nintendo console replaced with the Wii *NES cheat cartridge Nintendo player's cheating aid "Name That Tune," as played by the Gregorian Monks? "Now we've got a competition!" Nintendo offering Nintendo addict Nintendo enthusiast Nintendo enthusiast, e.g. Nintendo enthusiast, say Nintendo fan Nintendo fanatic Nintendo fanatic, e.g. Nintendo lover Nintendo nut, e.g. Noob pwner, maybe Not as fearful Nintendo fans Nintendo products *Nintendo income source Novel about a walk-off home run? Not as wholesome Name of the 24th (!) named storm in the 2020 Atlantic hurricane season Nurse in "Martin Chuzzlewit" Nine yards? Nearly spoiled No longer fresh, as venison Napoleon director Newfoundland Forces Base Newfoundland take-off spot. North American airport. New Delhi name Non-Nobel Peace Prize winner, amazingly Nonviolence advocate Nonviolent protest advocate NEPALESE god Neighborhood band of boys. NERVE cell bodies (pl.) Nerve centers Nerve masses Nerve tissues nerve cell bodies NERVE cell bodies outside the central nervous system, collection of nerve-tissue-mass Necrosis of body part N.W.A. genre N.W.A.'s output Nautical access Novelist Ernest K. __ Novelist __ Xingjian, the first Chinese to receive the Nobel Prize in literature Newgate, e.g. Newgate, for one Newgate employee Newgate guard Name at the mall, with "The" Nixon tape mystery Nixon tapes problem Noted clothing retailer Noticeable opening Noticeable space Needle-nosed fish found in freshwater rivers Narrow, bony fish Narrow-bodied fish Narrow-bodied river fish Needle fish Needle-nosed fish Needle-nosed fish (RAG anagram) Needle-shaped fish Needle-toothed fish Needle-toothed swimmer Needlenose ____ North American fish with toxic roe Nosy fish needle nose fish Neophyte rock groups Not parked outdoors Neighborhood bargain source Neighborhood event Neighborhood event with LOW prices Neighborhood junk disposal event Neighborhood shopping site Noisy kitchen appliance "Ninotchka" actress "Ninotchka" actress Greta "Ninotchka" star "Ninotchka." Ninotchka star Greta Noted Swede of the silver screen "Ninotchka," e.g. Name beloved by Deadheads Name beloved to deadheads Nice lad Nimes's department Nîmes's department ___ nationale. N.B.A. venue, with "the" New Jersey State Nicknames New Jerk: The __ State Nag who says, "Eat your vegetables!"? No paradise Name for an outdoor restaurant? New Jersey nickname Nickname seen on a Northeast license plate Nurses, in Nimes Neighbor of Montauk Point. Nice depot Nice station Nephew of King Arthur Nephew of King Arthur Father of Notre-Dame de Paris decoration Newspaper for chefs? Name in a John Irving title Name that "Sounds like a fish!" in a 1982 movie Name on "Tootsie" posters Narrow-snouted swimmers Needle-nosed fishes Needle-nosed swimmers Needlefishes Needlenose fishes N.L. record-setter Steve NW Indiana city Neighbor of South Bend Novelist Romain Narrator of "When We Left Earth" "Natural" home heating "Noble" element "Now we're cooking with ___!" N2O, e.g. Natural or laughing Natural or mustard Natural or noble follower Neat time Need for many autos Need for some hybrids Need for speed? Need on a road trip Need to keep on trucking? Neither a liquid nor a solid Neon Neon is an inert one Neon or Freon Neon or argon Neon or argon, e.g. Neon or freon, e.g. Neon or helium Neon or nitrogen Neon or oxygen Neon or ozone Neon or xenon Neon's state Neon, for example Neon, for instance Neon, for one Neon, or fuel for a Neon Nitrogen or helium Nitrogen or neon Nitrogen, e.g. Nitrogen, for instance Nitrogen, for one Nitrous oxide, e.g. Nitrous oxide, for one Nitrous oxide. Noble ___ (element on the far right of the periodic table) Nonconcern for Tesla owners Nonliquid state Not a solid or liquid Novocain alternative Number for a surgeon? neither solid nor liquid Natives of old French province. Not solid or liquid Nebula components Neon and argon Neon and butane Neon and freon Neon and helium Neon and hydrogen Neon and nitrogen Neon and others Neon and oxygen Neon and ozone Neon and radon Neon and radon, for two Neon and xenon Neon and xenon, e.g. Neon and xenon, for two Neon, argon and butane Noble ones are inert Nasty cut Nasty wound No paper cut, this "Natural" way to keep warm Non-green autos, slangily Nozzle attached to a Bunsen burner Nozzle connected to a Bunsen burner Nozzle that forms a steady flame Necessities of the 1890's. New Britain base. NBA's Marc or Pau North American term for petrol New zip for old comic strip? Nonverbal "Yikes!" Not just inhale [No, you DIDN'T!] Neighbors of brakes Natural resource transport Nobelist in Medicine: 1944 Neon and argon, for two (Var.) *Necessary road trip stop Needing a pat on the back, say Near the stomach nausea and loss of appetite and discomfort after eating NURSE shark Narrow ship channel Narrow ship channel between cliffs. Noir film weapon Noir piece Noir pistol Noir weapon natural or artificial channel Nurse shark of the Atlantic. Nurse sharks Not all bowling at Edgbaston will get a wicket? Number admitted, in sports parlance.