Letter N 71750–72000

Napster founder Parker Nats pitcher Doolittle Nicolas's {/The Rock/} co-star Non-rhyme for Bean, confusingly Noted Penn name name Penn Ned Stark's portrayer on "Game of Thrones" Noted playwright of Abbey Theatre. Noted actor's writing implements? Notoriously cute mammal whose "behaviors would result in criminal charges if water weasels had a justice system" (per an "Ologies" episode) North Pacific carnivores Navy Dumbos. New Bedford is one New Orleans or Baltimore New Orleans or New York New Orleans or New York, to ships New York City is the world's largest. New York City or Los Angeles New York City, e.g. New York City, for one. New York is one New York or New Orleans New York, e.g. New Orleans and Rotterdam New York and San Francisco. Nation with a strong navy Naval capabilities Naval might Naval strength Nations with formidable navies Nautical nations Natalie Wood NutraSweet developer Northwest Passage, for one Northwest Passage, notably Name on the world's tallest building Notable bankruptcy filer of 2018 Nautical "seven" Nautical media. Neptune rules them Neptune's command Neptune's kingdom Neptune's waters North and South China Notable septet Noted septet Natural seasoning Nauseous on the water Nautically nauseous Needing Dramamine, maybe Not enjoying the whale watch, maybe Near the beach, as a house Nantucket resident, maybe Nudibranch, by another name Netflix unit Not always available Not year-round Natural quartet Noted quartet N.Y.S.E. membership NYSE sale NYSE unit Nosebleed ___ Northwest airport Northwest airport named for two cities Northwest airport, familiarly Northwest hub Northwestern airport Northwestern airport serving two cities Northwestern city whose name is a portmanteau of two neighboring cities No longer standing Not off one's rocker? Not on foot? Nautical chronology. Neighbor on a plane, often Next one in a row N.Z. was a member of it NATO's Oriental counterpart. NATO's defunct cousin NATO's extinct cousin NATO's former kin NATO's late cousin NATO-like group. NATOs expired cousin Newest member of the Senate, from Nebraska. Nation's width NYSE memberships Northwestern metropolis. N.F.L. fliers? N.F.L. team since 1976 NFL Hall of Famer Junior NFL linebacker Junior Narwhal Native American name for silver coins Naval conflict Naval conflicts Naval engagements Nonpotable New Canadian–U. S. project. Navigable route for ships Natural fish food Nautically smart. Navy nuclear sub class Not expected to go down Natural hair oil. "Now wait just a ___!" 'Now hold on a --!' N.Y.S.E. and Amex regulator N.Y.S.E. regulator N.Y.S.E. watchdog NASA countdown unit NASDAQ overseer NASDAQ regulator NYSE overseer NYSE reg. NYSE watcher Not as dry as brut Not even a min. Not quite brut Not sweet, winewise Novus ordo __: Great Seal phrase Nature or hand leader Next after the first Nearly optimal Not quite tops Nickname for Chicago, reflecting its status after New York Not fully respected Not of the highest quality Not a top priority at the P.O. No. 2 fencing position. Number-two, in Italy Not tops No top-notcher. Not starter-level Not as good as element #10? New burst of energy Not meant to be repeated Not publicly known Not to be shared, in a way Nondisclosure enthusiast? "No sweat!" Tom said ___ Nickname of Pink Floyd musician Barrett after he became a financial watchdog Namdhari, to Sikhism Nazarenes, for one Nazarenes, once Nonconformist faction Nonconformist group Nonmainstream group Not a mainstream religion Narrowly confined Noncomformist Nonconformist or dissenter. Nation of Gods and Earths et al. Nazarenes and others Nonconformist groups Non-spiritual Nonecclesiastical Nonreligious Not connected to the church Not devoted to religion Not sacred Not as loose Night watchman, e.g. "Non sibi ___ patriae" (Navy motto) Neil of notes Neil of song Neil who sang "Laughter in the Rain" Neil who wrote "Stupid Cupid" Neil with the 1962 chart-topper "Breaking Up Is Hard To Do" Neil with the hit "Breaking Up Is Hard to Do" Napoleon III's "Waterloo" Not-so-long limo Not-so-long limousine Not flighty Not too lively Not so frantic Narcotizes Nobel, for example Non-migratory. "Next year in Jerusalem" meal Nisan feast Nisan ritual feast No-yeast feast NORTH African aquatic plant NORTH African reed-grass NORTH African swamp plant Nutgrass, e.g. Noted Czecho-Slovakian mineral springs. New Age mecca in the Southwest Noted ice cream maker "NOW do you understand?" "Nothing to ___ here" "Now You ___ Me" (2013 heist film) "Now __ here!" "Now can you admit I was right?" "Now do you believe me?" "Now do you get it?" "Now you __ me, now you don't!" "Now you ___ it. . ." "___ No Evil" (2006 film) Neither fold nor raise Neither raise nor fold No-___-um No-___-um (tiny insect) Not hidden from view "___, nor be afraid!"—Rabbi Ben Ezra. Not be taken in *Not get hung up on (... letters 4-2) Navel orange's lack Nester's nosh Next summer's plant. Nick Cave band member? No. 1 ___ (tournament favorite) Number in a tournament Number in brackets Number one at Wimbledon, e.g. Number shown in brackets? Nursery package contents Nursery packet contents Nut, actually Nut, basically Nutmeg or sesame Nutmeg, e.g. Nutmeg, for one Nursery plots New plants Newly sprouted trees NCAA tournament rankings Notion sources Nursery packetful Nursery packets Nursery starters Nuts, for example No longer fresh or new. Not at all swank Not exactly elegant Not really nice Not yet gentrified "Now you ___ ..." (magician's comment about disappearing cards) Noted folk singer "Now just listen to me for a darn second" "Now listen to me, you dang whippersnappers!" "Now wait just a moment ..." "Now you listen to me ..." "Now, just a minute!" "Now, just hold on a sec" "Now, listen to me ..." "Now, pay attention!" "Now, you listen . . ." Not stop at the door