Needle-shaped Nicotinic acid, for one New mother's charge? Native of Maine. No choice, with 39 Across Number six on a die. Number on a die. Nuthatch genuses Nervousness shown by a baby's caretaker? Nuns: Abbr. Number of gallons commonly in a hogsHEAD New, thin ice New thin ice Nap period, in Latin America Nap period, in Latin America Napkin? Neophyte knitter. NFL single season touchdown reception record holder New England Patriot who caught a record 23 touchdown passes in 2007 New England Patriot who caught a record 23 touchdown passes in 2007 "___ not, Duncan": Shak. NyQuil targets Non-original bid in bridge. Nautical rope 1930 Nobelist in physics Nobelist in Physics: 1930 1930 Nobelist in physics New Zealand myrtles. New product sales offering Not get uppity Noted U.S. physicist Notches made by a saw N.Z. timber trees Not share, as information Nickname for Michigan No body of water "Neither fish, nor flesh, nor ___." Natives of central India. Neutron star, for example Noyes play New Year's greeting Newspaper photos Natives at Cape Horn. Natives of Cape Horn. 'Nobody's infallible, not even me' Nymph deserted by Paris Nymph spurned by Paris. Nymph deserted by Paris. Nymph wed to Paris Nymph deserted by Paris Nymph jilted by Paris Nymph jilted by Paris Noble. Nobles. Name coined in 1880 Nuclear scientist's snack? Note producers in minor cover bands? Nick's hesitancy to leave Delaware Neighbor of the Caucasus New MG is meant to show pulling power Not to be believed Not to be trusted Not to be trusted Notice Notice Cinders in transformation Nobility of spirit Needing no quarters Native American clothing material Natty Bumppo prize Nuts about Newsman in the Sahara? Not easily shaken. Nickname for Oregon No opponents blocking at Heinz Field? NaCl plant NaCl works Natural antidepressant Nightjar or boobook. New Zealand bird. New Zealand owl. N. Z. bird New Zealand owl New Testament epistle, for short New Orleans team confused? New Testament book New Orleans team confused? New York's rainmaker. Nougat/chocolate bars Nougat-filled chocolate bars Nougat/chocolate bars Nougat candies introduced in 1922 Ninth-century founder of the Russian monarchy Neil Simon play that fits this puzzle's theme News, to Sun city editor John B. Bogart Number of Bears or Pigs "No way!" "Not if my life depended on it!" New Testament book Not really ready Noah's stated intent to work on the boat? Not original Neoclassical stylist Nautical reply Numerical prefix Numerical prefix. Numerical prefix "No getting away from me! Now give me a trim!" New Year's Eve techie's apology ... or is it? New Year's Eve techie's apology ... or is it? Northern abodes: Var. Northern homes: Var. Natural remedy Niagara Falls accommodations "Neither ___" (not a trace) New England range. Nickname of JFK's maternal grandfather Nickname of J.F.K.'s grandfather Nectar collectors Notoriously malodorous birds Night-owl's fare? Not matched: Scot. Not to scale Novel title character with a "brief, wondrous life" Navigational aid: Abbr. Namesakes of Hungarian hero Nagy Near the bottom of the drawers? No longer winning at the card table? 2005 Nobel-winning playwright Neighbors of the Javanese. Not readily perceived mentally Not the best purple flower? Not the best purple flower? No longer pristine, perhaps Natives of Ceylon. ___ Negara National Park, Malaysia Norman leader in the First Crusade Norman hero of First Crusade. Norman Crusade leader Novel by 36 Down Norman hero of the First Crusade Norma or Constance of old films Namesakes of actress Thorndike. New York political faction of old Noted Indian chief Name in old politics Ni? Noels? New Year's Eve celebrant at times Number eight iron New Mexican Indians. Nipped with a tool. Nickname of Auburn's eleven. No-frills necklace? No-frills necklace? No-frills math course? New Mexican Indian. N.M. Indian "No Exit" playwright Noble and chivalrous Not fancy: Abbr. Nautical drain Newspaper photograph, e.g. News-photo print Newspaper photo technique Newspaper photo technique Nearsighted No alchemist fixed gambling device North American farm owner or manager Noted scythe-carrier New Year's Eve figure New Year's Eve figure. New Year's figure New Year's Eve figure New Year's Eve figure New Year's Eve figure New Year's Eve figure Natural Native dance. Nursery story characters. Need control tower operator to ... Need control tower operator to .. "Night Must Fall" playwright Williams Name of operatic fame. Noted soprano of the past Non-transparent substances. New York Giants owner Mara's favorite dish? Nina of "Spartacus" Nina of "An American in Paris" Nina of "The Ten Commandments" New Jersey town near Fort Lee Northern New Jersey town New Jersey town near Fort Lee New Jersey town New Jersey town bordering Teaneck New Jersey town. New Jersey town near Teaneck Neighbor of Teaneck, N.J. New Jersey town next to Fort Lee New Jersey borough next to Fort Lee New Jersey town next to Fort Lee Name shared by two Apocrypha books Name of two Apocryphal books. Name from the Apocrypha. Name in the Apocrypha. North Norfolk village with a Palladian hall North Carolina's ___ National Forest Neighbor of Montenegro Neighbor of Montenegro Neighbor of Montenegro Native of an Allied nation. New native against the Axis. Native of Monterrey. New arrangement for tall riders facing bleak prospects Native of Taxco. Native of Hidalgo. Never __: keep trying Never __: keep trying 1994 National League Manager of the Year Night crawlers Non-alcoholic cocktail Netherlands queen before Beatrix Netherlands queen before Beatrix Netherlands First Lady. Niagara barrel-rider's reaction? Non-alcoholic cocktail Netherlands queen. Netherlands queen Northern Scottish town Neighbor of Brazil Nipponese prize taken in Germany. Novel that introduced 007 Noted explorer of Polynesia New Zealand soldier New Zealand soldier New Zealand soldier, e.g. New Zealand soldier National League team Nihilists. New York representative with the novel Lolita, perhaps Not C.O.D. Not cash: Abbr. Nina of "An American in Paris" Nina of "The Ten Commandments" Nina of "Spartacus" Nina of "Spartacus" Nina of "The Ten Commandments" Nina of "An American in Paris" Name from World War I. Nina of 1940s-'50s films Nina in "An American in Paris"