Letter N 47250–47500

Noted mezzo-soprano Nothing on the courts Nothing for Graf Nothing for Nadal Nothing in a set Nothing in tennis Nothing on the court Nothing to hingus Nothing, to Courier Nothing, to Lloyd Nothing, to McEnroe Nothing, to Nastase Nothing, to Navratilova Notorious canal Novotna's nil Neckwear of sorts. New York landfill that became the first Superfund site Novel theme from Virgil. "No, you're the best" exchange "Nothing" and "aught"? Near-the-belt bulges Near-the-belt excesses Netflix show where singles seek matches sight unseen Not a Beatles song? No marriage of convenience Newlyweds' habitats Number Nine in a rock song Novelist Samuel ___ Neglected in a way Neap Near empty Near sea level Near the floor Near the ground Near the horizon Nearing depletion Nearly depleted Needing a hug, perhaps Needing a refill soon Needing refilling Needing refueling Needing replenishment Needing to be refilled Needing to be refilled soon Not high Not in the strike zone, maybe Not loud Not loud, as volume Not over the plate. Noted cartoonist. Not aristocratic. No library fan Not highly cultured Note played by covering every hole on a recorder Number for the weight-conscious? *Nonfatal amount of radiation, say NBA writer Zach Namesake of a hardware chain "Not so high!" Nearer the ground Not so elevated Now at a discount Not capitalized Not in capital letters Now less New Amsterdam, today "Never stop improving" advertiser "Never stop improving" sloganeer Nethermost nearest the ground Not so overbearing? No-frills flight feature Not faithful to the original recording, casually Not too sharp, as a sound recording Not joint-pounding, as aerobics Not at all intense Not flashy Narc's unheralded find? no hills around Not at all advanced Not as lofty Nearly out of Needing a refill of Needing to restock, say Nonbasic characteristic Number for an acid Nadir: 2 wds. Not very stressful Near-anonymity New York City rarities Not as sharp as possible Not sharply defined, as a PC image Not too sharp, as an image No skyscraper Not-too-tall townhouse, e.g. Not having much chance of failure Not-so-big spender? Nadirs Nasdaq woes Night temperatures, usually Night temps, usually Not the best of times Not computerized, perhaps Not-so-dangerous outlaw? Not-so-daring feat? *Not much interest NASA fuel element Nova Scotia delicacy Nova nosh Nova, e.g. Nora Charles portrayer Nora Charles's portrayer Nora Charles. Not at all backstabby Not likely to leave Not traitorous New Brunswick, AKA The ____ Province Nonrevolutionaries Non-rebellious sentiment NEW Caledonia island group Never betraying Not abandoning Not about to betray Not about to sell out Name associated with Jesuit schools Name of many Jesuit schools New Orleans Jesuit university New Orleans campus New Orleans or Chicago university New Orleans school New Orleans university Narrow spades of Ireland. Nancy Lopez's org. Natalie Gulbis's org. Nelly Korda's sports org. Nurse with a practical license, for short Nurses with practical training and state licenses Nurses (abbr.) Nostalgic audiophile's purchases N___, agency dealing with labor problems. Narc's haul Noted hallucinogen Naval invasion craft Navy specialist: Abbr. Naval craft: Abbr. Naval vessel: Abbr. Nave vessel. Navy amphibian. Navy landing boat. Navy landing ship. No pleasure craft. Normandy Invasion vehicle Normandy craft Naval auxiliary craft Naval landing craft. Navy boats. Navy ships. Normandy crafts Normandy vessels of '44 N.C.A.A. Fighting Tigers N.C.A.A. women's basketball champs of 2023, for short N.C.A.A.'s Fighting Tigers Next step up for a maj. News Corp abbr. Network standard for smartphones, for short Network std. for smartphones No. 2 at the statehouse No. 2 exec in most states No. 2 in the statehouse No. 2 person in the state Newsom and Hochul, once: Abbr. No. 2s in some states Not LGL, on a copier Not now, in txt Number alternative on a lic. plate NCO's bosses NCO's superiors NFL greats Tomlinson and Taylor NYPD ranks Nearly 6 trillion mi. Nearly six trillion mi. Native of Angola's capital *Northwest Texas city No longer squeaking, perhaps "Ninotchka" director Ernst (CLUB HITS anagram) National Polish liberation group, July 1944 NHL retiree Robitaille Name after Jean, often Neapolitan painter Giordano NBA Hall of Famer Jerry Noted filmmaker with a dog named Indiana "Natural-born world-shaker" played by Paul Newman Namesakes of Lovelace's beloved. Noted 1999 Daytime Emmy winner Name in publishing Noted publisher. Noted writer-diplomat Name of Charley's real aunt Notable role for Jenny Lind Notorious 30's-40's criminal Namesakes of a great Italian tenor Noted female astronaut Name that rhymes with "you see" "Night Watch" writer Fletcher Name of B.B. King's guitar Name for 3 popes Necessity for Friday the 13th. Noted Lady Not just fortunate Name meaning good housewife. N.B.A. center Longley and others Nightwork NOCTURNAL study of meditation Name for an australopithecine fossil find Name in '50s TV Nickname for a 3.2 million-year-old Australopithecus skeleton discovered in 1974 Nursery rhyme girl who "lost her pocket" Nautical maneuver. near to wind sail Nazi air force. Nut going around and around Nut on a wheel Nut that goes round and round __ nut (auto-wheel holder) ___ nut (wheel fastener) Nagano event Notable victim of typecasting Nintendo brother Nintendo character Nintendo character in a green hat Nintendo character with a green cap Nintendo's ___ Mansion New Mexico senator Ben Ray NFL star Kuechly New Testament saint Namesakes of Paul's friend. Neither hot nor cold Nothing much is happening in one Nursery soothers Newborn soother Night air Nursery tune nocturne Name before "lemon," in an activewear brand Nickname for Louise Noel Coward's new heroine. "__ 'N' Abner": old radio show Name with Abner Nora ___ a.k.a. Awkwafina NEPHRALGIC crises, site of
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