Letter N 65000–65250

New Orleans jazz bandleader Louis New Hampshire event of 2008 Number-one objective Number like 3 or 13 Novice's text Numbers important to cryptographers Numbers like 3 and 5, but not 4 Network ratings focus News preceder, often Name for a first "figlio" Neaten one's appearance Noted 2003 Eton graduate Notification that the "Purple Rain" rocker is performing right now? (going from a school in New Jersey ...) Non-match for a pea Nickname for a royal electronics whiz? NJ university New Jersey school New Jersey ecumenical institution New Jersey Ivy League football team Negative positive News or fine Newspaper production process Newspaper typography Not digital, in publishing Not electronic Not stick to the script? Not use cursive Not write cursively Newspaper or magazine offering Newspaper sales pitch Not cursive Not in cursive Newspaper or magazine writer Newspaper reporter, for example *Newspapers or magazines Newspapers, books or magazines *Number of copies requested by a publisher Newspaper press output Negative product Noted desktop publishing software Nice-nellyish Nice-nice. Not pub. Nonpublic Not disclosed Not for many to know Not open to the public Not to be shared Not to be shared with anyone Non-government vessel permitted to war on enemy, before 1856. Nongovernmentally owned ship decked out for war Navy patrol planes. Nero Wolfe, for one Nicholson in "Chinatown," e.g. Nicholson role in "Chinatown" Noel Coward comedy Not in public. Non-bank loan funds *Not firm work? Neighborhood doctor's office "No Hunting" sign site "No Trespassing" sign phrase "No Trespassing" sign site Non-US government workers Never-promoted soldier? not subject to usual rules or penalties Nice price? Number on le menu Nobel __ Nobel or Pulitzer Nobel or booby Not take for granted Nicklaus collection Nobel items. Nicholson-Turner movie Non-P.C. spin doctors Not a standard sequence of letters? N.F.L. man N.H.L. athlete, e.g. NBA or NFL player NBAer, e.g. NFL or MLB player NFL or NHL player NFL player, for one NFLer, e.g. NFLer, for example NHL player, e.g. NHLer, e.g. Namath is one Newbie's mentor Nicklaus, e.g. Nicklaus, for one. Niner or Buc No amateur No amateur he No layman No layperson No longer an amateur No mere dabbler No mere dilettante No mere duffer No noob No rookie Non-amateur Noob no longer Norman or Tway Norman, e.g. Not a beginner Not a member of A. A. U. Not a tyro Not amateur Not an amateur Not con Noun starter "No --!" ("It's a cinch!") "No __!" ("Easy!") "No __!" ("Glad to do it") "No __!" ("Happy to do it!") "No __!": "Easy-peasy!" "No __!": "Happy to help!" "No __!": "Sure thing!" "No ___!" ("All good!") "No ___!" ("Certainly!") "No ___!" ("Don't mention it!") "No ___!" ("Don't sweat it!") "No ___!" ("Easy peasy!") "No ___!" ("Happy to!") "No ___!" ("I'm on it!") "No ___!" ("I've got this covered!") "No ___!" ("It's a snap!") "No ___!" ("It's all good!") "No ___!" ("It's fine!") "No ___!" ("My pleasure!") "No ___!" ("Sure!") "No ___!" ("You got it!") "No ___!" (slangy O.K.) "No ___!" (slangy reply) "No ___" ("I can handle this") "No ___" ("Piece of cake," slangily) "No ___" (reassuring words) "No ___, Bob" "Not my __" NURSE in training NASA's Voyager 2, e.g. Nonhuman explorer NASA explorers New member on a trial basis Nosy inquiry Not for a fee Notable nose N.F.L. all-star game NFL all-star event NFL event NFL games that feel more like touch football than actual football Net profits from a sale neuralgic pain in the rectum Nags do it Nudge (into action) Nudge a little Nudge forward Nickname for a pushy priest? No hero, but very welcome. Nudge Ms. J. Blige to release a new album? Nudges along Nudges into action N.Y.U. teacher, e.g. Nickname for some teachers Nickname that's sort of like "Teach" Nonreligious in form not holy because unconsecrated or impure or defiled "Nutty" role for Jerry Lewis "Net" figure Net income divided by revenue Newspaper editor's concern, nowadays Nostradamus et al. Not legally allowed nucleus of a prokaryote nonessential amino acid that occurs in protein Not shutting up Novel introductions, for short "___ Night," 1980 horror film Night to dance Night to rent a limo Notable setting for "Carrie" Nice walk? not selective of a single class or person "Next week on ..." ad Never tardy Not dilatory Nudge, maybe Nights for awkward sex, frequently NATIONAL Renaissance Patriotic Movement NSFW material, slangily Naturally disposed (to) Naturally disposed toward Naturally inclined (to) Not supine NORTH American antelope Nous or vous "Now!" in Westerns Number of spirits? Number of yards? Number on a liquor bottle *Necessity for a stage actor, often Neckwear just right for the occasion? Non-_____ (organization that can't predict the future) NEARNESS in place NEARNESS in place or time nearness in space, time or relationship Nominate; make a motion Name on the door, often Neighborhood store boss Nicklaus takes interest in photography N.F.L. signal caller N.F.L. star N.F.L. men N.F.L., e.g., with "the" NBA players, say NBAers, e.g. NFL and MLB, with "the" NHL or NFL players Nicklaus and Palmer, e.g. Nicklaus, Watson et al. Nike tour players No newbies Noah and Navratilova Nol-___ (drop a suit) Non-amateurs Not amateurs Not tyros. NONMETRICAL language Natural language Non-poetry Non-verse writing Nonmetric writing Nonpoetic language Nonpoetic writing Normal speech Not poetry Novel content Novel filler Novel language? Novel material Novel or essay Novel stuff Novel writing Novel writing, e.g. Novelist's forte. Novelist's language Novelist's work.