Letter N 53250–53500

Nonmigratory goose New Mexicans? Nonaquatic geese N.H., Vt., et al. "Natal" lead-in "Natal" or "classical" starter "Natal" or "prene" preceder "New" as a prefix "New" beginning Natal leader Natal opening Natal prefix Nate's leader Nazi preceder Nazi's beginning New (Pref.) New at the beginning? New from the start New out front? New start New start for classical music? New start^NE Newcomer, briefly Newcomer, informally Newfangled: Prefix. Noir lead? Not a veteran Not paleo- Not retro Novel opening? Novel: Prefix ___-noir ("Memento" genre) ___-noir (modern film genre) _____-noir ("Reservoir Dogs" genre) ______-noir (film genre) names Movement Art {/New/} way to begin something? New wd. New word: Abbr. New Stone Age NEW words, formation of Newly-coined word new word formation Ne, on the periodic table Neighbor of fluorine Nickname for Deion Sanders Night gas Night glower Night light gas Nightclub light Nighttime attention getter Nighttime flasher Nighttime lure No. 10 No. 10 in a list Noble gas above argon Noble gas in lights Noble gas in signs Noble gas with the atomic number 10 None can alter this element Not-so-rare gas Number 10 on a table New born New baby Newborn child Newborn infant Nursery occupant Nickname for the only man to play in a Super Bowl and a World Series Night light filler Nightlife sign's light source Nighttime advertising sign, maybe "No Country for Old Men" or "The Usual Suspects" Noble gasses Nocturnal glare. Nighttime glows in advertisements New hire, e.g. Noob new Christian NEW growth NAME meaning young warrior "New" word in a noble gas etymology Natal prefixes New: Greek. Novel written by Aristophanes? NEONIAN New specimens needle bug NEPALESE (pert. to) NORTH Indian kingdom Nation between China and India Nation currently contending with Maoist guerillas Nation governed by a Communist Party Nation in the Himalayas Nation whose anthem is "Sayaun Thunga Phulka" Nation with a five-sided flag Nation with a nonrectangular flag Nation with a pentangular flag Neighbor of China and India Neighbor of Sikkim. neighbor Tibet capital Native of Katmandu Natives of Katmandu Neighbors of Indians Native of Kathmandu native Kathmandu land native Katmandu land Notably high populace NORTH American carnivorous plant Napoleon III, to Napoleon Napoleon III, to Napoleon I Nicolas Cage, to Francis Ford Coppola nepote nibling Nieces' brothers NEURALGIC type kidney pain NEURALGIC type pain nephrotic syndrome Nephew, to Cicero Nephew: Greek. Nephew: Lat. Nephew, in Italy. Nephew. Nephew: Scot. nephew Scottish words Nephews. Nephew in the family business NORTH AMERICAN WHELK Nerve, in Italy NORTH American Electric Reliability Council Napoleon Dynamite, e.g. Napoleon Dynamite, for one Niche enthusiast No Mr. Cool No bon vivant he No hipster No sophisticate he Nonsocial studier Not a BMOC Not one of the cool crowd Not the most popular type ___ Nation (nickname for Stanford) Nickname for the White House Correspondents' Dinner Nebbishes Nestlé candy sold under the Wonka brand Not at all hip Not at all like a social butterfly Not much like a jock NYMPH of oceans NYMPH of seas Neptune's third-largest moon Nymph of the sea Nymph on a sea horse. Nymph with a seahorse Nymphs of the deep NEREID, father of NEREIS, father of Name in soft balls Nonlethal ammo brand Noted ball hawk Nobel Prize winner in Chemistry: 1920 Name hidden in "hard-line Roman Emperor" Name meaning "black" Nefarious fiddler Nephew of Caligula Not the noblest Roman. Noted Ustinov portrayal Noted persecutor of Christians Notorious Roman Notorious Roman emperor Notorious Roman fiddler Notorious emperor Notorious fiddler Notorious matricide. Notorious uxoricide Novel sleuth Wolfe Namesakes of royal fiddler "Nonsense!" in older slang "Nonsense!," in old slang Neftali Ricardo Reyes Basoalto, familiarly Nobel Prize-winning Chilean poet Nobel Prize-winning poet Pablo Nobelist in Literature: 1971 Neko Case "People Got a Lotta ___" Novocain target Novocaine target Neurologist's specialty "Ninja Gaiden" console, for short "Not elsewhere specified": Abbr. "Now You're Playing With Power" console, briefly Nintendo predecessor to the SNES NATIONAL employment standard Nintendo Super Nintendo's Super __ Nintendo's Super __ console Nintendo's Super ___ (gaming console) Norway town Non-brewed coffee Nose: Scot. Name associated with a mobster or a monster New Zealand reggae artist Tigilau Nitti's bane Nitti's nemesis Notable Volstead Act enforcer Notable loch Noted '20s-'30s crime-fighter Noted Bureau of Prohibition agent Noted G-man Noted Prohibition-era crime-buster Noted Scottish loch Noted T-man Noted T-man of the 1930s Noted crime fighter Noted enforcer of Prohibition Noted gangbuster Noted government agent during Prohibition Noted government agent of the Prohibition era Noted loch Noted speakeasy-raid organizer Noteworthy loch Notorious loch Noun suffix meaning "quality of." Noun-forming ending Nounifying suffix Nutcrackers' suites Nickname for the Wicked Witch of the East, in Broadway's "Wicked" Nickname for a Scottish "monster" Nickname for a loch monster Nickname in tabloids Newsman Les on "WKRP in Cincinnati" Natural hatchery Nidification result Nutcracker suite Nutcracker's suite Nuthatch home Nuthatch's home Nuthatch's nursery "Non? Non?" Nidified Newborn birds Newborn birds, e.g. Nide occupant Natural homes Nidi Nidificates. Nidifies. Nidologist's concern Nutcracker suites Nidatory. "Nothing but __": "Swish!" N. Y. cager