Letter N 48750–49000

Name associated with jars Never-lose lawyer New Yorker for whom a jar was named Nick of Pink Floyd Need in some preservation efforts "National Treasure" group Natural stone installers Neighbor of Conn. Neighbor of N.H. Newtonian quantity Name meaning "at the big hills" NUMIDIAN tribe Naturopathic treatment Nice rubdown? neck rub Need for some kneading Native American leader who aided the Pilgrims at Plymouth N. Y. village near Roosevelt International Bridge. Napoleon's great marshal. Napoleonic marshal and family. Not a niche audience Newspapers + radio + television Newspapers and the like Newspapers, podcasts, etc. Newspapers, radio and TV, to a Boston ad exec Newspapers, radio and television Newspapers, radio, TV, etc. Newspapers, radio, etc. Nautical Feist song "The ___" Naval post Norse pole, e.g.? Nuts collectively. Nuts, sometimes Nutty food for pigs. Nutty swine food nuts of forest trees accumulated on the ground nuts of forest trees used as feed for swine Naval Observatory standard setter No Limit Records founder No Limit Records rap mogul New book by Thomas Hoving No ordinary creation Naval petty officers Nautically-named newspaper feature Newspaper column displaying staff names Newspaper information listing Newspaper's ID Newspaper nameplates Newspapers' staff lists Navy trials aboard ship Nautical bumper. Need combing. need Class Name in espionage Notorious World War I spy, first name Mata __ Notorious spy New Zealand tree, the wood of which is used for timber for building No thing for three Non-accommodation for three number of cardboard matches attached in folder *Newborn twins Nala, to Simba Nautical officer Ninth word ... No sock should be without one Newspaper puzzle challenge Name akin to Matthew Name on Silicon Valley maps Not inappropriate Natural universe New mother's charge? Nautical pal "New" school course. "New" school subject Number cruncher's skill Number crunching Number-cruncher's forte Number-cruncher's specialty Numbered course? Numbers course Numbers racket? Number skill numerator Noted 17th-century clergyman "No Love (But Your Love)" singer, 1958 Numerical news outlets? Numbers class, in England Numerical challenge Nooner at a theater, say Not the late show. Number arrays Neo's battleground Neo's franchise, with "The" Neo's sci-fi battleground Numerical array NAME derived from mother Nesting Russian figurine Nesting Russian figurines Netman Wilander Not glossy, as a photo finish N.T. starter N.T. writer NBC's Lauer NFL quarterback Ryan Name that sounds like a doorstep cover Name that sounds like a doorstep item Name that sounds like a lip gloss type Name that sounds like a type of lipstick Nickname for Ridgway. Nickname of Gen. Ridgway. Not shiny Non-glare finish Non-glossy Non-glossy finish Non-shiny lipstick type Nonglossy lipstick option Nonglossy, as a photo Nonreflective finish Nonreflective, in a way Not a shiny finish Not a sparkling finish Not at all glossy Not at all reflective Not designed to shine Not glossy Not glossy, as a finish Not glossy, as a photo Not glossy, as a photo finish Not reflective Not shiny or glossy Not shiny, as paint No laughing ___ Noted Alp Noted Swiss peak noted for its distinctive shape Non-glossy finishes Non-shiny finishes Nonglossy lipstick options New Testament opener National Chief Noted English historian and monk Nebraskan who became Secretary of Navy May 25. Norman Thomas's middle name. "Not to Be Removed Except by the Consumer" item NBC newsman Lauer et al. Nickname for a great pitcher. No longer developing Not childish Not so callow Not so green Native servant in India. Noted German archeologist: 1840-1909 Noted archeologist: 1840-1909 Novelist Lucy -- Montgomery Ned Flanders' wife on "The Simpsons" Ned's late wife Ned's wife on "The Simpsons" Norman Lear production Norman Lear show Norman Lear sitcom Noted actor (1862–1951). Notwithstanding: Archaic. Neighbor of Lanai Neighbor of Molokai Not just defeat Native terrorist group in Kenya. Numbskull, to a Brit Neighbor of Hilo Name similar to Mary Name akin to Miriam Nobel Prize winner for Literature, 1952. Nouakchott is its capital Nouakchott location Nouakchott's location Nation once called Île de France Non-Asian nation whose population is almost 50% Hindu Name that rhymes with "Tori" Newman Povich "Never trust a woman who wears ___" (line from "The Picture of Dorian Gray") Nickname for the Utah NBA team’s mascot NBAer from Texas NBAer since '80 Nonconforming type Nonconformists who go their own way N.B.A. Western Conference team, familiarly N.B.A. team that shares an arena with the N.H.L.'s Stars, familiarly N.B.A. team, briefly NBA players from Dallas, briefly NBA team, for short NBAers in Dallas Nathan, in "The Producers" Nationals pitcher Scherzer Nike Air ___ Not-so-daring skirt Not-so-skimpy skirt "No pain, no gain," e.g. Needlepoint pillow decoration, perhaps Nugget of wisdom Nissan model that's tops? Nissan attire? National "Get Caught Reading" Month National Barbecue Month National Bike Month National Bike to Work Day month National Dance Like a Chicken Day month National Hamburger Month National Homebrew Day month National No Socks Day month National No Socks Day's month National Nurses Week month National Salad Month National Talk Like Yoda Day month New Jersey Cape. New Jersey's Cape ___ Nichols colleague Nichols' onetime partner Novelist Alcott's middle name Name in Oprah's circle Name on the 1993 inauguration program Non-Egyptian people who used hieroglyphics native Guatemala Info New World natives noted for their pyramids and calendar New World pyramid builders Noted calendar makers North American herb with poisonous root stock and edible though insipid fruit Noted pyramid builders Neither yes nor no Noncommittal response to a child's request Negative Barenaked Ladies song? *"Not today..." Notice that can prevent a bad reaction Noted name with an Oscar? Needless violence Nosy person's request Name of two famous American surgeons. Noted name in medicine *Noted Minnesota hospital Noted parade day New York's Fiorello La Guardia, once New York's Giuliani, e.g. N.L. M.V.P. in 1954 and 1965 N.L. M.V.P., 1954. and 1965 N.L. MVP of 1954 and 1965 NL Rookie of the Year in 1951 National League's M.V.P. in 1954 National's MVP, 1965. No. 24 of the Mets No. 24 who was a 24-time MLB All-Star Novelist Sarton and others. Name on a bulb