“No language on earth has ever produced the expression ‘____’ (The Long Dark Tea-time of the Soul) N.Z. songbird Note Novarro's comings and goings in Italy? Name for a ballpark restaurant? N.F.C. team Naked clown? Nickname for Hollywood's home Not military, informally Nonmarital option for some same-sex couples Navy men: Abbr. No logo for Luddites News story, part 4 *"No WAY!" "Nothing beats ___" (beer slogan) "Nothing beats ___" (old beer slogan) Newly printed dollars? Need in the worst way Nickname of a boxer who converted to Islam? "New York Times" crossword, available at no cost? North Dakota tourist attraction Narrow apartment Negotiate successfully Negotiate to completion Negotiate an agreement "Now let's go __ with that guy!" Novel's side interests Novel elements Novice duffer? Noted late basso Namby-pamby affair Needles on the ground Negative Yelp.com review of a synagogue? Nonsense Net surfer's way to eat a cone? "___ nascitur, non fit." "___ nascitur, non fit" Novel of 1891. No, she was in "Carrie" Nomad of Baluchistan. Native of Baluchistan Noble defender of the downtrodden? Negating a layoff Namesakes of a literary fox Narrator. Narrator New World rodent Neutralizes a magnetic field NBA legend Frazier NPR correspondent Garrels Nadal's nickname Nautical position New Yorker drama critic John Nickname of the tennis player married to model Brooklyn Decker Nintendo gaming console whose name sounds like two pronouns No-for-no's-sake type Norse name that means "young man" North Carolina county abutting Virginia and Tennessee Norwegian hero/king Not kosher for passover Navigator's tools Needy people Nine-to-five caregiver, perhaps NASA outfits NFL defensive star ___ Samuel Nissan compact Needs desperately North Hebrews of Bible days. "Native Son" author Nixons Newspaper subscriber's service Nonhospital birth? New Orleans, with an easy switch Night fliers contest flick? Notable series of narrative poems Noted British general (full name) Negotiation phrase "Nip/Tuck" actress "Nip/Tuck" actress "Nun's Story" author Norse land of giants 1927 novel. Needing a loan Name in railroad lore Nut-bearer Noted rehab facility Nuts Nero's 553 "No, seriously!" "No, really" Noisily proclaim one's disgraceful acts? Nevada nickname NRA emblem. Night shift employee, maybe Neckwear component, perhaps New king who will be 21 on September 7. Narrow-faced irons Nicknaming sportscaster Chris Nicknaming sportscaster Chris Near-disaster? Needlecraft tool Near the end News story about a tart fruit? News presentation Notable switcher from Democrat to Republican to Independent Nickname for the current President of France NURSERY RHYME LINE National Chairman of 1951 Red Cross fund campaign. Not yet completely lost Not a lost cause Not lost to salvation. Not often: Archaic. "___ No Flowers," 1964 Doris Day film Noisy group from Columbus's birthplace? Name in a mustard brand News show that premiered on November 7, 1954 Novelist Carr Nearsighted spectator. Name meaning "of noble descent" Name meaning "aristocrat" Nocturnal African primate Nickname for the National Security Agency Nickname for Georgia Ninth month of the Hindu calendar New garlic spread? NFL characters? News syndicate founder Samuel NFL QB Steve Napoleon's idée fixe "Nor I" "Nor I," informally Nor I, informally New VIP in the House. NOW cause Nondiscriminatory amount Nancy of "The Facts of Life" Nancy of "The Facts of Life" "___ nocent, docent" Netherlands commune. Netherlands town. Novelist Aubrey Nastier newcomer? Nickel tellurides. Nitrous oxide tablets? Nucleic acids: Abbr. Nickname for an unpredictable Communist? Native of a Cyclades island Non-freezing Lithuanian port on Baltic Sea. Non-freezing Baltic port. NEA concern Notes: Abbr. Notified Notified Notified, in a way North African Not so hard Not so tough Nobel Peace Prize winner, 1978 Name in haute couture. Name in fashion. Noted designer Necessity's mate Neighbor of Mozambique Natural covering. No middle ground, successwise No middle ground, successwise No middle ground, successwise Neighbor of Latvia: Var. Nitpicker's headscratcher (Part 2) Nautical nozzle Non-swinging batter. Nagasaki bomb, in code Nagasaki A-bomb Native Japs. Not much, with "a" Novelist Dostoyevsky: Var. Nimble quality. Nimble quality Navy term for carrier hand. "42nd Street" star Nourish a senator? Numb to every dad? Nebraska/Massachusetts Not a member of the "brain trust." Noun suffixes. Noncommital politicians Need a nap Noted German jurist: 1816–95 Novel printed in installments Neckerchiefs. Neckwear. Nero's favorite posy? New Ambassador to Italy. Not have something needed '-- Next Chapter (Winfrey series)' 1838 novel about tending bar? 1838 novel about tending bar? NEA, e.g. Not 'Shine,' but the 1998 action comedy ... No sinecure. Norse bard. Name associated with first printed Bible. Nickname of ballplayer Aaron Never-ending journey Nourished personally Nirvana, essentially? Norse god. Nine-___ (some golf courses) Nine-___ (short golf courses) N. Y. town Nora of "A Doll's House." Nervousness? Namesakes of "All's Well" heroine. N. T. book: Abbr. Note to the solvers Nobel Prize novelist. Nobel Prize winner for Literature, 1952. Native of Aegean island. Napoleon's number two? Nearly destitute New Jersey sinker Nabokov heroine who's a money manager? Norman Thomas's middle name. Name anew. Native servant in India. 1990 N.L. Cy Young Award winner Doug 1990 N.L. Cy Young Award winner Doug Nose (prefix) Nose (prefix) Nasal prefix Nigerian natives Name of St. Simon. Nasal prefix Nose: Comb. form Nose: Prefix Not car-share Nut cracker Nicholas ___, who wrote "Wiseguys" Novel installment plans Newsman after a workout? Newsman after a workout? Newsworthy tribal chieftain. Not at all musical "Not the bisque again!"? "Not the bisque again!"? "Now, hold on a minute here ..." Not as kempt Not so fine New Zealand tree with reddish wood. New Zealand tree. Nickname for actor/singer Benjamin Crothers