Letter N 47000–47250

Not tight at all Not tight enough Not tightly fixed Not very tight Not well secured nonadhesive not in the possession or control of any player Nickles and dimes Not bound in Not discreet Not in the strictest sense Not strictly. Not very strictly Not as tight as before Not as constricting Not as organized Not as precise Not as snug Not as tight Not as tight a fit Not so snug Not so taut Not so tight Not good with secrets Natural gait Natural gait of a horse Natural pace Nearly effortless gait No-rush pace Not a full-out run Nancy ___, L.P.G.A. star Nancy of the L.P.G.A. Nancy or Trini Nickname for Rory's mom on "Gilmore Girls" Nobleman: Var. Navigation system that uses radio signals for positioning Nautical acronym Nautical ancestor of GPS Nautical tracer Naval direction-finding system. Naval navigation system. Navigation acronym Navigation system Navigation technology Navigational system Navigator's device. Navigation systems Navigational aids. Navigational systems "No one can sing who has smog in his throat" speaker of kiddie lit Noted Spanish poet Nelson's title New Brunswick's 30th Premier New Brunswick's Premier Bernard Next-to-last word of grace, often Noble title for Farquaad in "Shrek" Noted Irish poet-playwright. Notorious nickname of W. W. II. novel Conrad Actor Novel about an imperious recordkeeper? Nobleman of detective fiction. Noted House. Noble potencies Nozzle of a nobleman? N.H.L. team goal Name seen at a cosmetics counter "Nine" actress Sophia Name taken by Sophia Scicoloni Notable Neapolitan. Name in 1993 headlines Noted 19th-century Peruvian historian Not sharp, briefly Not sharply defined, as a computer image Nocturnal Indian primate Nocturnal primate of Southeast Asia usually slender or slow Nocturnal, tailless mammal Name in Cockney rhyming slang for "spoon" Name in a Blackmore title Nabisco cookie since 1912 Novel subtitled "A Romance of Exmoor" Namesakes of Miss Doone. NHL Blackhawks coach Malleken Name that's an anagram of Leron Nancy's region Name in screen lore. Nero portrayer in "The Story of Mankind" 'NCIS: -- Angeles' New Mexico town of note in "Oppenheimer" New Mexico town with government research labs Northern Silicon Valley neighborhood whose name means "the heights" Newspaper with the motto "Largest Circulation in the West" "No time to ___!" Not be victorious Not prove victorious Not win no longer have Not stay undefeated Ne'er-do-well: Arch. Ne'er-do-well: Dial. No-win Not get something good Not a victor Naked strip poker player, e.g. Not a medalist Not beat Not best Not get the better of Needing to catch up Not keeping well No longer at the top of one's game No longer having groundbreaking skills Needing a shot of energy Negative Biohazard song? Negative balance Negative entry Negative net Negative yardage, e.g. Negative yardage, in football No win. Non-profit situation Not a gain! Number after a dash, in sports stats Number after a dash, perhaps "Nearly ___ You" Screaming Trees Needing a map Needing an explanation Needing an orientation Needing directions Needing directions, say Needing orientation Needing redirection Needing to be found Neighborhood sign word Neil Simon's "___ in Yonkers" No longer following No longer seen. No longer visible Not comprehending at all Not findable Not following, maybe Not found Not grasping the material, say Not sure one's whereabouts Not to be found Now-rare skill Nobody's good at them nowadays No-hopers mislaid baggage containing uniform New York-based Neil Simon play Not registering with Novel of 1944 (with "The"). National airline of Poland Nephew to Abraham Not at all sophisticated Not exactly cutting-edge Ninth-century Holy Roman emperor Norman crusader prince in Jerusalem's First Crusade chronicles Nom de plume of Viaud Novelist Pierre Novelist Viaud's pen name Noted fantasy series, for short Not just a couple Numbers of things regarded as groups. No shortage of, in slang Numerous, in slang Numerous, informally Numerous, slangily NICE MOLDING! N.F.L. Hall-of-Famer Ronnie NFLer Ronnie for whom a defensive award is named No fan of Jeffords Noted Republican Neil Young's "___ Love" Nicolette Larson "___ Love" Nightly news topic Numbers game, e.g. Namesakes of Mme. Lehmann. Not the best plan for becoming a millionaire Number game Number-guessing fund-raiser Numbered ball game Numbered-ball game Numbers games Name in computer software Narcotic fruit of Greek myth National Flower of India New Delhi's ___ Temple Notes maker nelumbium nelumbo "New York" Reed Nickname for a famous New York Yankee NEA Jazz Master saxophonist Donaldson NFL Hall of Famer Groza Name one can "skip to" Name that sounds like another name when it's repeated National Women's Political Caucus co-founder Fannie ___ Hamer Newsman Dobbs Nickname for Missouri's second-largest city, with "the" No nickname for Satchmo No nickname for Vuitton Neon-colored, say Not at all quiet Noisier Not so quietly Noisiest Noisemaker of sorts Nocturnal birds liable to keep people awake No. 4 of baseball Name repeated by The Kingsmen Name repeated in a 1963 hit song NFL analyst Riddick Name for French kings Name of 18 French kings Name of many French kings Name of nearly 20 French kings Name of some French kings Name on a "Little Women" book jacket Name on the cover of "Jo's Boys" Name on the cover of "Little Men" Name on the cover of "Little Women" Namer of Amy, Beth, Meg and Jo Novelist ___ May Alcott Noted 19th-century writer New York congresswoman Slaughter Newsmaking au pair Woodward Nurse Ratched Oscar-winning portrayer Fletcher Natchitoches is its oldest city. Neighbor of Texas. New Orleans' state Natives of Shreveport. Night-spot frequenter Nebraskan river Noted pilgrimage site Novel by Zola. Namesakes of Mrs. Hoover. Nit layer No-good heel Necessitating nitpicking? No bueno Not worth a darn Narrow window opening Noted British Commando. "Nature's second sun."—Chapman. Nada for Nadal New computer virus, the ___ Bug Nil to Navratilova Nil, to Nastase Nil, to Novotna No score, in a game. Not just like