Letter N
Note coming from small plucked instrument
Note notation
Note with a #
Nattily attired folks
N.F.L. Hall-of-Famer Shannon
Not as vague
Not so blurry
No-nonsense marker
Needles and scissors
Needles, knives, etc.
Note changers
Note elevators
Necessity for making a comeback?
National forest in California
National forest in California A Santa
Northern California tribe
Northern California volcano
N California Indians
Name hidden in "sit on one's haunches"
Narrow miss or escape: Colloq.
Narrow miss: Colloq.
Neaten up in the morning
No longer bearded
No longer stubbly
Norelco products
New second lieutenant, or untrained Army mule.
"Nightwork" author
Name adopted by T. E. Lawrence.
News anchor Bernard
News anchor Bernard Author
Nobel Prize dramatist.
Nobel prize winner in literature, 1925.
Nobel prize winner, 1925.
Nobel-winning playwright George Bernard ___
Nobelist in Literature: 1925
Nobelist who wrote "Man and Superman"
Nonpareil nonagenarian.
Noted Fabian.
Novelist Irwin.
Nuggets coach Brian
Nice thing after getting the cold shoulder?
"New Yorker" editor, 1952-87
Napster creator Fanning
Native Americans formerly living along the Tennessee River
Newsman Bernard and others
N.F.L. kicker Graham who played for 14 teams
Notes app?
Novelty song of 1954
"Nevertheless ___ persisted"
"Nevertheless, ___ persisted" (classic McConnell quote)
"No ___ didn't!"
"Now I ain't sayin' ___ a gold digger" (Kanye West lyric)
Not a man
Nautical address
Nominative pronoun
Not he
Notable seashore merchant
Noted English novel.
Noted seashell seller
Noted seashore vendor
Novel about Ayesha
Novel by H. Rider Haggard.
Novel by Rider Haggard
Novel of 1887.
Novel subtitled "A History of Adventure"
Novel whose title character is named Ayesha
Now it's like 'Murder, ___ Wrote' once I get you out them clothes (R. Kelly lyric)
Not "he" or "it"
Nut butter source
NYC stadium once home to the Mets
N. L. park
N. L. stadium.
N. Y. sports place
N. Y. stadium
N.L. stadium
N.Y. attraction at least 81 days per year
N.Y. stadium
N.Y.C. stadium
NL park
NYC Beatles concert venue of 1965
Namath's bailiwick
National League East stadium
National League park
National League stadium
National park until 2009?
Neighbor of La Guardia
Neighbor of LaGuardia
New York Jets home from 1964 to 1983
New York Jets home until 1983
New York Mets' home
New York diamond setting
New York landmark opened in 1964
New York night spot
New York stadium dismantled in 2009
Norma or Moira
Notions tool
NEW Zealand mutton bird
N. Y. Jets, for one
Not drawn for a fight
Name in an Inge title
"Nobody burned down your she ___, Cheryl"
Newfoundland, at times
No longer maintains
No-frills Halloween garb
Noted father-and-son Hollywood stars
Nursery strays.
nahoor
Nearly 90 degrees
Nearly transparent, as hosiery
Nearly vertical
Nylon notable?
Newspaper, familiarly.
Note paper, of a sort
Nautical props.
Newspapers, informally
Name on many 1960s Playboy cartoons
Name on the cover of "A Light in the Attic"
Name on the cover of "The Giving Tree"
native oyster shell
nautilus shell
Number on a bag of walnuts?
Nobody's business?
Nut cracker
Natural necklace components
No. 3
Noachian descendant.
Noah's eldest
Noah's eldest son
Noah's eldest, who lived to be 600
Noah's first son
Noah's first-born
Noah's heir
Noah's oldest
Noah's oldest son
Noah's son and successor, per Sunni scholars
Namesakes of Noah's eldest
___ Nung, legendary Chinese emperor
National Park in Virginia.
National Park since 1935
National park featuring the 105-mile-long Skyline Drive
Name for a big dog
Name for a farm dog
Name for a herd dog
Name for a herding dog, maybe
Name like Fido and Rex
Name of a herd dog
News anchor Smith, informally
Newsman Smith
Nickname for a big dog
Nickname for a herding dog
Nickname for the Commandant of the Marine Corps.
Not Chippendale.
Novel way to betray high-class furniture maker
Non-drinkable dessert whose name comes from the Arabic word for "drink"
North of Hollywood
Noted sexologist
Nicollette of "Dynasty"
Nottingham villain
Nickname for Col. Potter of "M*A*S*H"
Naval chief.
Native of high Himalayan slopes.
Nepalese climber
Nepali ethnic group
Nepali language
Nepali mountaineer
Norkay, e.g.
Nepalis who live in the Himalayas
Nutty-flavored wine
NOTTINGHAM forest (Eng.)
NOTTINGHAMSHIRE forest
Noted dramatist to write plays for TV.
Nottinghamshire locale that hosts an annual Robin Hood Festival
Nine-time Grammy winner Crow, when she was young?
"Now That ___ Gone" (Destiny's Child song)
"___ Not There" (1964 hit by the Zombies)
"___ Not There" (1964 hit for The Zombies)
"___ Not There" (Zombies song)
"___ Not There" (song by the Zombies)
Nautical pronouns
Nieces and daughters
Northernmost part of the U.K.
Northernmost part of Great Britain
Nurse to legendary twins
"No whispering!"
'No noise!'
non-Jewish girl
Non-playing captain of Davis Cup Team.
Not as brazen
Not as gregarious
Not as outgoing
Not so open
Nervous nags
New direction
No-waist dresses
Nurses and police officers, e.g.
Noble pets of imperial China
Not Sunni
Non-Sunnis
Neal Diamond song about an imaginary friend
Neil Diamond classic about an imaginary friend
Neil Diamond song with the lyrics "I used to call your name / when no one else would come"
National military park in Tennessee.
National park in Tennessee.
Name for a not-very-revealing burlesque joint?
Noisy party: Slang.
Noisy parties
Name plate as of a doctor or lawyer
"New Slang" band, with "The"
Not good places to get your kicks
Native religion of Japan
Needing powder
New's partner
New-looking.
Newly buffed
Newly detailed, say
Newly polished
Newly waxed
Nina, Pinta or Santa Maria
Nine-iron used to hit balls off an ocean liner?
Nickname for a camel
Nickname for a caravan critter
Nina, Pinta and Santa Maria, e.g.
Niña and Pinta, e.g.
Niña, Pinta and Santa Maria
Niña, Pinta, etc.
NEAT order (in)
Navy neat.
Neat, orderly
Noah, by necessity.
Newport News feature.
Nottingham or York
Nottingham portion?
Neglect a duty.
Neglect an obligation.
Neglect, as duties
Neglect, as duty
Neglect, as one's duty
Neglect, as responsibilities
Neglects a duty.
Neglects, as responsibilities
Non-alcoholic cocktail
not wearing jacket
Near East favorite.
NASTY person (vulg.)
NASTY thing (vulg.)
nasty thing
Not that good, tbh
Newlyweds' "serenade."
Noisy bash
Noisy, mock serenade
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