Letter N 48250–48500

"No pain, no gain," to many a bodybuilder Novel by Sinclair Lewis, 1926. NBA champ Ginobili NBA star Ginobili Nonelectric Nonelectric, maybe Not automatic Not automatic, as a car Not mechanized. News stories filed by hand? Noriega of Panama Not wimp out Neurosurgeon's favorite film, with "The" (1983) Nearly extinct island language Nickelodeon's Stimpy, e.g. Native of island in the Irish sea. Not a few. Not few. Number called Numerous amount ___ New Day : Oklahoma "Nixon in China" character "Nixon in China" role "Nixon in China" tenor "Nixon in China" tenor role Name in Communism Nixon met him in China Nixon met with him in 1972 Nixon visited him in 1972 Noted Chinese chairman Noted Chinese leader Noted Warhol subject Noted critic of Confucianism Novel by F. Huch: 1907 N. Z. native N.Z. Polynesian N.Z. Polynesian native N.Z. aborigine N.Z. native N.Z. tribesman. NZ Native Cook Islanders Native Kiwi Native Kiwis Native encountered by Captain Cook Native from New Zealand Native of Auckland. Native of N. Z. Native of New Zealand. Native of North Island. Native of Wellington, N. Z. Natives encountered by explorer James Cook Natives of the land known as Aotearoa Natives who apply ta moko Natives who signed the 1840 Treaty of Waitangi New Zealand aboriginal New Zealand aborigine New Zealand clansman. New Zealand language New Zealand language that was only oral until the 19th century New Zealand minority New Zealand minority member New Zealand official language New Zealand people New Zealand people in the movie "Whale Rider" New Zealand settler New Zealand tongue New Zealand tongue experiencing a revival New Zealand tribesman New Zealander in Keri Hulme's "The Bone People" New Zealander of Polynesian descent Ngaio Marsh's extraction Non-European New Zealander native New Zealand bird N. Z. aborigines. N. Z. natives N. Z. people N.Z. aborigines N.Z. natives Natives of New Zealand New Zealand group New Zealand indigenes New Zealand woodcarvers North Island group Name on the tip of the tung? "National Geographic" insert National Geographic bonus insert National Geographic extra National image, maybe National park freebie National park giveaway National park visitor's reference Navigating aid Navigation screen display Navigation system display Navigational guide Need one to plot next gig Newspaper illustration. need Explorer Antarctic need Navigator heading (abbr.) NORWEGIAN tree National tree of Canada National symbol with eleven points New England souvenir New Zealand tree: var. Navigator's milieu "National Geographic" illustrations "National Geographic" inserts National park handouts Nature trail references Navigation app displays Navigation guides in many video games Navigation references Navigation stack Navigational charts Navigator's aids Navigator's stack Navigator's supply Nobleman missing river's underground movement National Napping Day mo. National Soup It Forward Day mo. National Take a Walk in the Park Day mo. National Women's History Mo. Natl. Nutrition Mo. Natl. Women's History Month Naval: Abbr. Nick or ding Nick or lightly scratch Nick, e.g. Nick, maybe Nowruz mo. N.Y. Giants' founder and longtime owner Tim NAME meaning bitter NAOMI, name claimed by NFL Hall of Famer Wellington NPR correspondent Liasson NPR political correspondent Liasson NPR's Liasson Name chosen by Naomi. Name claimed by Naomi. Name taken by Naomi. Naomi's chosen name Naomi's chosen name: Ruth 1:20 Naomi's name. Naomi's other name New York Giants owner New York Giants ownership family name NORTH African burial place NORTH African hermit NORTH African monk NORTH African shrine NPR correspondent since 1985 Name in French history. Noted revolutionist New York City has one each November Not as tall? Not good things to have lost? Notable feature of higher meat grades "Newsweek" writer Peyser NBA star Gasol Name that's four-fifths of a month Netscape co-founder Andreessen Name that anagrams to "calmer" Novelist Proust National Celery Month Noted film star. Nowruz month Nancy who played Livia Soprano NO MORE HALFTIME MUSIC! Notice to begin NCAA basketball tournament nickname NCAA tourney nickname Name of two springtime basketball tournaments Name that anagrams to "carom" Niccolo's son, the traveler Nobel physicist of 1909 Nobel prize physicist, 1909. Nobelist in physics, 1909. Name heard during a swimming pool game Name shouted in call and response in a pool Noted traveler of Asia Newsworthy exile of 1986 Noted shoe saver Name of fame in ancient Rome. Neiman's business partner Neiman's partner Neiman's retail partner Nip airbase east of Iwo. Neighbor on "Married . . . With Children" New Orleans hoopla word New Orleans carnival celebration with beads and parades New Orleans celebration New Orleans spectacle Notable New Orleans necklace New Orleans parade groups *New Orleans event with floats NABU, father of NEBU, father of "___ Nostrum," Ibanez. Nag, maybe Neighing dam Night add-on Night or shanks' Night rider No Triple Crown winner ever ___ Nostrum: Our sea. ___ nostrum (our sea): Latin. ___ nostrum (the Mediterranean) ___ nostrum, the Roman Mediterranean. ___ Niel rose. ___ Niel, yellow climbing rose. Newly chosen municipal horse? Napoleon victory of 1800 Napoleon's Austrian victory, 1800. Napoleon's cheval blanc Napoleon's famed war horse Napoleon's horse Napoleon's horse, named for a battle Napoleon's mount at Waterloo Napoleon's steed. Napoleon's victory over Austria, June 14, 1800. Napoleon's white horse Nest of sorts Night and gray Night beasts? __-nest (hoax) ___-nest (delusion) Novelist Laurence Nickname for Miss Daw. NCAA fan? Novelist Sharp Nursery-rhyme girl Name related to Peggy Noted part of a book? Not quite fly-by-night Notes in a book. Not by much Note-taking space NIM tree Name for a French girl. Nicolas Sarkozy, to Carla Bruni Name after Ave or Tia Name for the wind, in song Name of a black police van Name that's "all the beautiful sounds of the world in a single word," on Broadway Natalie Wood portrayal Natalie Wood role Natalie in "West Side Story" Natalie played her Natalie's "West Side Story" role