Crossword Clues Start With N, page 37
Noble sort
"New Attitude" singer
Numerous
Numerous
Numerous
Nagoya gate
Northeastern city where the pure of heart live?
NURSE
Nickname for a plodding pirate?
Nightcap in the snooker hall for the bowlers?
Nail-__ (tense situations)
Non-barking dogs.
Nail-___ (tense situations)
Noodleheads
Not working at the end of the holidays with member of coven - the one responsible for trip
Nazi air force.
Non-"members of the tribe"
Narrow country road
Nocturnal tree-climbing animals.
Nervous laughs.
Nervous noises
Nervous giggles
Nervous laughter
Nervous giggles
Noisy quarrels
Noisy altercations
Nostrils, e.g.
Novel writer hauled up in Venice tour provides reason to reopen the case
Not allowed on
Now's the time for . . .
Not exempt
No longer in debt
Noted WWI general
Noted WWI general
Not a 23 across, first acting officer
New Testament Epistle.
New Testament book
New Testament book
New Testament book
Not a fake
Napoleon's philosophy, according to George Orwell
Newspaper for which Anna 22 wrote
No 1 Platform?
Nautical exclamation.
Not necessarily ill-natured people
Not generic
Not generic
Not generic
Nervy type's new way to save money
Normal position
Not rifled, as a firearm
Not a groovy weapon monsieur, in truth, once carried
Nightclub expense
Nightclub minimum
Nightclub minimum
Nightclub fee
Nightclub expense
Nightclub's fee
Nightclub fee
Nightclub expense
Nightclub fee
Nightclub expense
Nowadays
Not reliable
Not so far as a star.
Nail-extracting tool
Nail-extracting tool
NASA decelerator
Northern Soviet region
Needles, as a comic
Need for an iTunes Store account
Need for an iTunes Store account
Neuter pronoun
Needs oiling
NBA star nicknamed "The Worm"
N.B.A. Hall-of-Famer Dennis
NBA star nicknamed 'The Worm'
Nazi GHQ for Salerno battle.
Neighbor of Salerno
Novel town for Carlo Levi
"___ never enough"
'No -- to blame'
Natives of Zagreb.
"Natural-born world-shaker" played by Paul Newman
'Natural-born world-shaker' played by Paul Newman
New school year purchases
Nyctophobe's bugaboo
Noisy computer peripheral that used a 64 Across pattern
Noisy computer peripheral that used a 64 Across pattern
Nickname for 20 Across, and the title of a classic film released 50 years ago this November 1
Newman film: 1967
Nickname for 20 Across, and the title of a classic film released 50 years ago this November 1
National symbol of course next to bridge
Note about bank worker who needs holiday accommodation?
New ally close to the Pope, not the clergy
Name on a 24-Across container
Name on a 24-Across container
Negligence
Negligence.
Nobel prize winner in literature, 1955.
Noon, for many
Noon, for many
Noon, for many
Noon hour
Noon
Noon, for many
Narrative art's capacity to get brought to book
Name.
Natural gift.
Natural talent.
Natural talent
Nickname for the scandal-plagued 1824 presidential election
Nickname for the scandal-plagued 1824 presidential election
"Not Taken" place in a Frost poem title
2006 novel for which Cormac McCarthy won a Pulitzer Prize
2006 novel for which Cormac McCarthy won a Pulitzer Prize
"Not Taken" place in a Frost poem title
'Not Taken' place in a Frost poem title
Navy engineer who bellyaches about his job?
Navy engineer who bellyaches about his job?
Needled, perhaps, but suffering no ill effects
Nominee for Best Supporting Actress in "Mildred Pierce," 1945
Not obvious
Not here
Not working.
Not available for use
Not working
Not available for use
NOTED (singing brother)
Nero Wolfe's legman
Noisy pup
Noisy puppy
Noisy pup
Noisy puppy
Noisy dog.
Noisy pup
Name of a Book of the Old Testament.
Not exactly a bunch of angels
Not exactly a bunch of angels
No-good one
Nasty bunch
New tips on arresting CIA specialists on sight
Nickname of the first U.S. president when he ate a gourd family fruit
Nana or Toto
New Jersey village that was the first ever to be incandescently lit
New Jersey borough where Edison built the first electric lighting system
New Jersey village that was the first ever to be incandescently lit
New Jersey town where Edison built the first electric lighting system
Non- or un-: Abbr.
No Clue
No Clue
No Clue
No Clue
No Clue
No Clue
No Clue
No Clue
N. Car. neighbor
N. Car. neighbor
Neighbor of Tenn.
N. Car. neighbor
Name akin to Ralph
Nickname for trackman Johnson
No Clue
No Clue
Novel in diary form by 58 Across
Novel in diary form by 58 Across
Next thing to slavery.
Near-slavery
Number at the bottom of the first page of a 1040 form: Abbr.
Novelist Karel
Not settling for second best
Napster creator Fanning
Napster creator Fanning
"New Yorker" editor, 1952-87
Notorious Lizzie
Nonstandard stock quantities
Nonstandard stock quantities
Nonstandard trading amounts
Nonstandard trading units
Nickel curves, in baseball
Norfolk, Virginia, sch.
Norfolk, Virginia, sch.
Norfolk, Va., campus
Norfolk sch.
Norfolk VA campus
Norfolk sch
Norfolk sch
Norfolk sch
Narrator for TV's "Lights Out"
Nixon portrayer in Ron Howard's "Frost/Nixon"
Nixon portrayer in Ron Howard's 'Frost/Nixon'
Nonstandard English
Nashville, to many
Nashville nickname
Nashville nickname
Nashville nickname
Nashville, to many
Nickname for Yale
Nickname for Yale
Nickname for 55-Down
Nickname for Yale
No-iron fabric.
New York's Spanish Harlem and others
New York's Spanish Harlem and others
Notions holders
Needle holders
Needle cases
Needle cases
Names again
Names anew
Needle cases
Needle cases
Needle-cases.
Needle cases.
Needlecases
*'___ no Ted'
Needle cases
Notions holders
Needle holders
Needle and thread holders
Notions holders
Narc, for one
Narc, for one
Notions cases
Needle cases
Needle cases
Notions containers
Needle cases
Nine cocktails
Negligently.
Nickname of General Pike.
Ned who wrote the opera "Our Town"
Ned who composed an operatic version of "Our Town"
Netflix horror show (Albert Camus)
Netflix horror show (Albert Camus)
Ned who won the Pulitzer for his "Air Music"
Ned ___, U.S. composer
Ned who composed "Air Music"
Ned who composed "Miss Julie"
Ned who composed "Air Music"
Ned who composed 'Air Music'
Ned who composed "Air Music"
Ned who composed "Air Music"
Ned who wrote "Air Music"
Ned who composed "Miss Julie"
Novelist Baum
Ned who composed an operatic version of 'Our Town'
No night owl
No night owl