Letter N 50500–50750

Norm or printed form, in Firenze Number theory preposition Name that rhymes with "foe" Name for a stooge Name in stoogery Name of a Stooge Name shared by a Broadway quintet Name that might mean "four" National Ski Hall-of-Famer Tommy Nickname for Maurice Nickname for Morris Norwegian poet and folklorist (1813–82). Nose-twisting Stooge Noted Howard Noted Stooge Name on some faucets Nineties and early-two-thousands sitcom starring Brandy Name on a Champagne bottle Name on some champagne bottles Name on some magnums name Bubbly beverage name Champagne bucket Northwestern Arizona county Nearly-bald do NEW York State Indians Nontraditional haircuts Native American in Connecticut Native American inhabiting Connecticut New England Indian Native American in a Cooper title Name in hard rock ratings? Not vous Name that anagrams to "Maori" Nephew of Matty and Jesus Not dry, as a cake Not yet dry Needles, Calif., locale Neighbor of a cuspid. Neighbor to a bicuspid. Native of Rumania. Nation on the Dniester Neighbor of Romania Neighbor of Ukraine once part of the U.S.S.R. No longer fit to eat, in a way Nostalgic jukebox favorite Near sighted varmint Noted Marilyn Monroe feature "Naked" burrower "Naked" rodent Naked critter? Nappy fabric New Deal name NAME meaning begetter "Night Court" actor Name in a Defoe novel Namesake of Miss Pitcher. NOW president elected in 1987 NEOPTOLEMUS, people of Namesake of an undrinkable cocktail North-of-the-border beer Not yet hard Name tattooed on many an arm Naomi Judd, to Wynonna Needy cry from the playroom Newborn nurturer Noted apple pie baker N.Y. cultural center whose striking workers have reached a new contract agreement N.Y. gallery N.Y. institution on 53d Street N.Y. museum acronym N.Y.C. art center N.Y.C. art gallery N.Y.C. art mecca N.Y.C. attraction N.Y.C. attraction for aesthetes N.Y.C. cultural attraction N.Y.C. cultural center N.Y.C. cultural institution N.Y.C. cultural institution that opened nine days after the 1929 stock market crash N.Y.C. cultural landmark N.Y.C. culture spot N.Y.C. gallery N.Y.C. gallery whose first solo exhibition by a woman was "Josephine Joy: Romantic Painter" (1942) N.Y.C. home of "Christina's World" N.Y.C. home of "The Persistence of Memory" N.Y.C. home of "The Starry Night" N.Y.C. home of Edward Hopper's "Night Windows" N.Y.C. home of Magrittes and Matisses N.Y.C. home of Van Gogh's "The Starry Night" N.Y.C. home of van Gogh N.Y.C. home of van Gogh's "Starry Night" N.Y.C. home to Matisse's "La Danse" N.Y.C. home to van Gogh's "The Starry Night" N.Y.C. home to works of Picasso N.Y.C. institution N.Y.C. institution awarded an honorary Oscar for changing the public's perception of movies (1979) N.Y.C. institution that's home to Warhol's "Campbell's Soup Cans" N.Y.C. institution with works of Warhol and Dalí N.Y.C. mus. N.Y.C. tourist attraction N.Y.C. tourist site N.Y.C.'s home to Matisse's "The Dance" N.Y.C.'s modernism showplace NY home of "Christina's World" NY home of "The Starry Night" NY home of Chagalls NYC art showplace NYC attraction for the cultured NYC attraction hidden in "sumo match" NYC attraction on 53rd St. NYC attraction on W. 53rd St. NYC attraction that's the home of "The Starry Night" NYC attraction with timed tickets NYC cultural center since Nov. 7, 1929 (and a hint to the puzzle theme) NYC cultural gallery NYC cultural inst. NYC cultural institution redesigned by architect Yoshio Taniguchi NYC cultural venue NYC culture site NYC gallery with a Bell helicopter on display NYC gallery: Abbr. NYC home of "Starry Night" NYC home of "The Lovers" NYC home of Carrie Mae Weems prints NYC home of Dali's "The Persistence of Memory" NYC home of Frida Kahlo's "Self-Portrait With Cropped Hair" NYC home of Kahlo's "Self-Portrait With Cropped Hair" NYC home of Matisse's "Dance (I)" NYC home of Mondrian's "Broadway Boogie Woogie" NYC home of Romare Bearden's "Patchwork Quilt" NYC home of van Gogh's "Sorrow" NYC home to "The Starry Night" NYC home to Matisses NYC institution whose permanent collection includes 22 video games NYC museum acronym NYC museum with "Christina's World" NYC museum with Ximena Cuevas works NYC site of "Christina's World" NYC institution for contemporary masterpieces, for short N.Y.C. cultural event Neologism popularized by Kris Jenner Neighborhood places to buy "Never a dull __!" "Not a _____ too soon" Not-so-flattering bottom? Nursery school cry Nancy Reagan, to Ronald Nepalese dumplings often served with achar Name for a homey restaurant New ones may be sleep-deprived Nostalgic delicacy Nana, maybe Night "The Monkees" aired: Abbr. "Near Changes" poet Van Duyn NAME meaning one Name in a da Vinci masterpiece Nat King Cole's "___ Lisa" Nickname that removes "Ra" Novelist Simpson Neighbour of France New Order's Peter Hook's '90s band Nat 'King' Cole hit Nat King Cole song about Da Vinci painting? Nat King Cole song about a da Vinci portrait Nat King Cole tune Negro Leagues team Not in stereo Not stero New Brunswick city New Brunswick community Napa Valley vintner Robert Napa vintner Robert Napa wine pioneer Robert ___ Night Football Nickel alloy trademark Nickel and copper alloy Nickel-copper alloy Nickel-like metal Nickel-like commercial alloys. "Nymphéas" artist "Nymphéas" painter Noted French painter. Noted Giverny resident Noted Seine landscapist "No man but a blockhead ever wrote except for ___": Samuel Johnson Neo-chartalists see it as a public monopoly Notes of value Novel about banks, with "The" New wave #1 hit with the repeated line "That ain't working" Not a fearful fund for agoraphobia sufferers Native of Ulan Bator. Native of country bordering China Nation whose flag features the Buddhist symbol Soyombo Neighbor of Irkutsk on a Risk board Nomadic people of the steppes once led by Genghis Khan Nomadic Asiatics. Nemesis of a cobra No-show at a dog show Not a purebred Not purebred Name (slang) Nickname: Slang. Names or nicknames Novel by Marcel Arland: 1926 Nondualistic philosophies Noted naval vessel. "Name of the Rose" figure Neurotic TV detective Neurotic TV detective played by Tony Shalhoub Ninth animal in the Chinese zodiac No surprise. A couple more suits Nuns' counterparts New Jersey battle Non-compact disc designation Non-stereo Not Stereo component Not going through multiple channels Not quite stereo Noted cosmetician New Zealand plant with rigid leaves Noah's delivery Nobody else's business? NORTH Rhine-Westphalia railway NUCLEIC acids of meat, product of Not modulated Not varying in pitch "Niagara" costar "Niagara" star "Niagara" star, 1953 NBA great Earl Norman Mailer subject "Nessie," e.g. Nessie, for one No. 1 hit for Bobby "Boris" Pickett Novelty #1 hit of October 1962 Novelty Halloween song that starts "I was working in the lab late one night" Novelty dance spawned by a 1962 #1 hit Novelty song popular around Halloween Novelty song that was a "graveyard smash" Novelty song that was an October 1962 #1 hit Novelty tune heard around Halloween Name of the whale in "Pinocchio" N. Dak. neighbor Neighbor of IDA Neighbor of N.D. Normandy's ___ Saint-Michel NBA star ___ Ellis Noble family of Verona. NORTH DAKOTA Neighbor of Alberta