Letter N
"Now," to a nurse
"Nownownownow!"
"Numbers Never Lie" bit
Number in a research table
NBA analyst's number
NBA figure: abbr.
NBA or NFL factoid
Neurologist's "Now!"
No. of RBIs, e.g.
No. on a baseball card
No. on the back of a baseball card
Now, in triage
Number in a box score
Number in a recap
Number in a record book
Number in a sportscast
Number in a spreadsheet
Number of HRs, say
Number of service aces, e.g.
Number on a baseball card
Number on a sports page
Number on the sports page
Numerical datum
Numerical datum, for short
Numerical fact
Numerical fact, briefly
Numerical fact, for short
Numerical factoid
Nurse's "Now!"
"New York ___ of Mind"
New Jersey, e.g.
New Mexico, for example
New South Wales, for one
New York or New Hampshire, but not New England
New York or New Jersey, but not New England
New York or New Jersey, e.g.
New York or Washington
New York or confusion, e.g.
New York, for example.
North Dakota or South Dakota
Not merely implied
Not driving while intoxicated, e.g.
Not recognised as a citizen of any country
not belonging to any country
New Hampshire's "Live Free or Die"?
"North to the Future" or "Live Free or Die," e.g.
Name in a Big Apple borough
Name in a New York borough
New York City's ___ Island
New York's ___ Island Ferry
Nondrinking period
Noted Washington address
Niagara Reservation was the first one in 1885
N. Y. and N. J., for example
Names of four of them begin with "New"
Natures.
New Mexico and Nebraska
New York and New Jersey
New York and New Jersey, but not New Zealand
New York and New Mexico
North and South Dakota
New Jersey, vis- -vis the original 13?
New York's sugar maple, e.g.
Nixon's trip to China, e.g.
Negative feedback
Noise between radio stations
Noise hams hate
Noise in the ether.
Noise of a sort
Noise on the air
Noises not broadcast.
Noisy opposition
Noisy reception
Narrating.
North in Boston, e.g.
not capable of being moved
Network announcement
Network units
Not dynamic, as a verb
Noted hotelier
Nonmoving motor part
Nonmoving part
Nonmoving part in a machine
Nonmoving part of a motor
Nonmoving parts.
Nonrotating machine parts
Numbers crunched by analysts
NBA figures
Need for sabermetricians
Numbers bandied about on sports talk radio
Numbers for sports analysts
Numbers in fantasy leagues
Numbers needed by fantasy leaguers
Numbers on baseball cards
Numbers, backwards and forwards
Numerical data
Numerical data, for short
Numerical facts
Numerical facts, for short
Numerical information, for short
Numerical trivia
numbers Box score blemish
Number-obsessed sort
Nike or Venus, e.g.
N. Y. Harbor miss
National monument dedicated 10/28/1886
New York Harbor attraction
New York tourist attraction
New York's "French connection"
Natural height
natural height of a person
Natural heights
No logo for ne'er-do-wells
Not fickle
Norwegian___church
Nautical guy
Nautical wire rope.
Neither raise nor fold, in poker
Night at an inn, e.g.
Not be off
Not cut out
Not fly the coop
Not go
Not go anywhere
Not hit, to a dealer
Not leave home
Not skedaddle
Not take off
Nonnomad, for one.
Not inclined to travel
Not widely traveled.
Not leave when other people do
"Nobody panic"
Not flip
Not get soaked
Not fold
Not leave the house
Not quitting a building supplies specialty?
Not going to bed
Not get tense
Never get over a slight
Not get over it
Not get distracted
Not go home by curfew
___ night (remain as guest).
Not go to bed
Northumbrian monk, briefly
No-frills, for short
No-frills: Abbr.
No. to measure against
Norm (abbr.)
Norm, briefly
Normal fig.
Not an upgrade: Abbr.
Not automatic: Abbr.
Not irr.
Not irreg.
Not irregular: Abbr.
Name in the world of dance.
Norms, for short
Nos. to measure against
Newfoundland's ___ Genevieve Bay
No. in a bldg. address
Notre-Dame honoree: Abbr.
Normal place
Not easily moved
Not so wobbly
Not jumpy at all
Nice position to be in?
Not easily shaken.
Not too fast, not too slow, just right for progress
New York cut
New York strip, e.g.
Nowadays, it's rarely served less often
Not just a good deal
New bomber
Ninja's asset
Ninja's forte
Ninja's skill
Ninjas' stock-in-trade
Natchez and Delta Queen, for two
Not the Mayflower.
No summer necessity.
Not OK for children, say
Not exactly PG-rated
Negro League great Turkey ____, 2000 Baseball Hall of Fame inductee
Name in 2008 Wall Street news
Noble mount for a knight
Nag's antithesis
No nag
Noble equine
Noble mount
Noble nag
Noble transport
Noble mount for a knight
Noble mounts for knights
Nags they're not
Noble horses
Noble mounts
Noble transportation
Nerve makeup?
Nerve material?
Nerves of ___.
Novelist Danielle
NFL Pittsburgh defense in the 1970s
Name on a controversial dossier
Nerved oneself for crisis.
NFL member
NFLer
N.F.L. aggregation.
N.F.L. champions
N.F.L. team whose fans wave Terrible Towels
NFL team long coached by Mike Tomlin
No opponents blocking at Heinz Field?
Nickname for a WWII-era penny derived from its main material
Nickname for 1943 pennies
Nucor and POSCO, industry-wise
"Nocturnal Serenade" painter Jan
Noted painter Jan
NECKCLOTH with long lace ends
Nearly vertical, as a cliff
Nearly vertical, as a slope
Not easily affordable
Not easy to climb
Not gentle, as a hill
Not gradual
Not worth it, perhaps
Necessitate a change in gears
Not as inexpensive
Not so reasonable
New England sight
Navigate with a wheel
No bull?
No-frills steamship option
Not exactly first cabin
Newspaper features about driving?
Navigates the car
Netman Edberg
No Doubt lead singer Gwen
No Doubt singer Gwen
No Doubt vocalist Gwen
"New Yorker" cartoonist William
"New Yorker" cartoonist of low life.
Nixon speechwriter Ben
New England college tune
Name on a baby grand
Newton's choreography?
Name repeated in a quote in AFI's "100 Movie Quotes" list
Name rhymed with "yell-a" and "Hell-a" in "A Streetcar Named Marge"
Name shouted by Stanley Kowalski
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