Not exactly Number of 31- and 37-Across in a 55-Across Noisy downpours Nuts. Narcotic-yielding palms *Neckwear for which Mr. T was once famous (but no longer wears) *Neckwear for which Mr. T was once famous (but no longer wears) *Neckwear for which Mr. T was once famous (but no longer wears) Nonpareil No-hit game, for example. New York tribe New York tribe New York salt lake Nervous system's regulation Nail Nail used in surveying. Nail used in mines. Nail used in mining. Nail. Nail type Nail or old plane Nail Nettle: Dial. Nobel Peace Prize winner, 2009 Newsreel pioneer Charles Newsreel pioneer Charles Newsreel pioneer Charles Newsreel pioneer Charles Newsreel pioneer Charles Newsreel inventor Newsreel name Newsreel pioneer Charles Newsreel pioneer Newman character in a manhunt movie New Yorkers' retreat. N.Y. beach New York City attraction Numbers follower Name applied to any of the four main Gospels Notable buried at the Cathedral of Lima Nickname of a former Yankee pitcher Nonessential Not necessary to have milk and honey Novelist who loved Chopin Novelist who loved Chopin Nicholson role Nicholson title role Name of German establishing school and university outside Germany Name for an anonymous person in court, maybe Not on land, as an oil rig Not working -- the listener's certainly at sea New --, World Heritage village in Scotland Name of fame in folk music. New opera by Prokofieff. Novel that begins at an 1805 soiree Novel by Leo Tolstoy Noel Coward play Noël's hit of 1941 Noël Coward play Name of the tiger in Kipling's 'The Jungle Book' NBC News Chief Global Correspondent Novel by Arnold Bennett Novelist Isabel Novelist Isabel North American word for courgette North America from Tropic of Cancer to Greenland News updates about corrupt iTunes being out of date? Noted thermal bath locale Nag's activity Nervous laugh, terrified about massacre Not so good for you Not good for you Nicely resilient Nation on the Dniester Not so genteel Neither black nor white Narrow corridor of land in the north-eastern corner of Afghanistan Not a consumer. New Zealand city NZ city Novel by Evelyn Waugh Novel by Ray Bradbury Naples' neighbor. Neighbor of Naples Not mah-jong -- mah! Napoleon decreed its construction New Year's Eve, on Jan. 1st Narragansett vegetable dish Nobody let off Labour association Newspaper debut of 1951 Name for Edinburgh literally meaning old smoky Name in Hollywood lore. Name linked to 51 Down Novel in which fleeing lovers reach Switzerland by rowboat 1929 novel, and this puzzle's title Novel by 58 Across, 1929 1929 novel, and this puzzle's title 1929 novel. Novel in which fleeing lovers reach Switzerland by rowboat Netman Jimmy Novel by Patrick Hamilton Neighbor of Gallia Norman's best friend's classes tucked into Shakespeare Nobelist Dulbecco Nobelist Dulbecco National Trust garden in East Sussex Novel part Note marquee is ramshackle with volume restricted Noises from bats Noisy game? Not so fast -- it's not a winner Noising it abroad will do for these firings Nearness Nosily watching masseuse behaving amorously Nesting area for wading birds Nickname Nickname, formally Name of unimportant person in organisation with sexist message? Name on a check. Name on 17 Across. Newspaper's choice for public office Newspaper's election choice Newspaper's election choice Note beneficiary Not a right-hander Not a right-hander Nothing within American country house is really bad Not a single person Narrow pieces Narrow, sharp fragments Narrow pieces Nuuanu ___, scenic spot on Oahu Noted status in pitch swamped by return of tribal teenagers Nancy's lower middle-class with terrible repetitious gob Needing assistance, maybe Needing help Needing assistance, maybe Needing assistance, maybe Nixon of "Sex and the City" Nixon of "Sex and the City" Nixon of "Sex and the City" Nixon of 'Sex and the City' -- Nixon, Miranda Hobbes in 'Sex and the City' Noted violinist. Neighbor of Rhodesia. Neighbor of South Africa Neighbor of South Africa Notorious nickname of W. W. II. Nickname for William Joyce, 1906-46, British traitor Nero's wife Nero's first wife Nero's first wife, whom he murdered. Nero's first wife Nero's wife Nero s wife Nero's wife Nebraska tribe Nebraska tribe Nickname of King Charles II No politics in play about introduction of unusual obesity treatment Not the courageous type Not a brave man or a conqueror "No trespassing" Notice prohibiting entry Not bound by shackles and chains Notably gay. "Naturalis Historia" writer killed during the eruption of Vesuvius 'Naturalis Historia' writer killed during the eruption of Vesuvius Novel by Stella Gibbons New England fall spectacle New England fall spectacle New England fall attraction Nocturnal piglike animal Native of southern South America. Native of lower Argentina. Native of the southernmost region of South America Northbound, on most maps Nerve often affected by disk problems Nerve often affected by disk problems Near-hip Nerve near the hip ___ nerve, largest in the body. ___ nerve ___ nerve, the longest in the human body ___ nerve, the longest in the human body Noted French impressionist Maurice Noted French painter Maurice Naval base in southern Sardinia. New Zealand river Navigator born 500 years ago. Noted navigator. New World explorer Noted English dramatist (1855–1934). Novelist Thorne Northern Irelanders Name for a chestnut horse Noted English actress, the "Jersey Lily.” North --, Hebridean island Nickname for N. Y. C.'s Mayor. ___ Nippon, or Greater Japan (now a forbidden term). ___ Nichi, supreme power of Japanese Buddhism. ___ Nippon, Japan. ___ Nippon (Japan). ___ Nippon. ___ Nippon ___ Nippon (Japan) Notorious pirate Notorious pirate Novelist, short drinker, welcomes turn over on piano in the Old Vic? Neil Young's backup band Neil Young's old band Noted Lakota leader Noted Lakota leader Native American, similar to Caligula and his consul Novelist Salman 1991 novel subtitled "Tales for an Accelerated Culture" Novel by Douglas Coupland Novel by Sir Walter Scott Novel by H.G. Wells, published in 1909 Nine-banded armadillo Nine-banded armadillo New Jersey city where Dennis Rodman and Antonin Scalia were born New Jersey city. New Jersey city Not yet perused New Jersey's capital New Jersey capital Not too literate. New Jersey capital Not book-smart New Jersey's capital Not book-smart New note in rectangular space, initially unseen, ignored by addressee? New Jersey capital Nick Bellow opens by making a point! Nick Bellow starts making this sign! No longer useful. Notified. Notified Noted pains? Not yet planted New Zealand middle-distance runner who won three Olympic gold medals Novel by Elizabeth Bowen Nickname Nickname Nickname Not drained Nickname Name North American tribe