9-Letter Words Ending in N

Fodder plant

Number one bread's eaten for iron

Anti-inflammatory medicine

Active ingredient in Motrin

Mongoose: one and one munch snakes

Parasitic wasp

Mongoose chewing coati's tail with one munch

Deep absorption (in a subject)

Involvement in memoirs is tricky

Dip? You might need such a heater

Substance stimulating antibody production

Substance that stimulates production of an antibody

Nice point made from the start

Start to notice PIN forgery

Start playing in pit, once

The space before the start of a new paragraph

Its reverse in literature is way out of line

Invasion by pathogenic micro-organism

Process of catching virus

18 across is to prevent this

Playing Nixon file for voice modulation

A change in the tone, pitch of the voice

In the wire there's one on the pitch variation

Act of swallowing

Swallowing of food, for example

Swallowing what's told jokingly over there

It often comes with pace

Introduction of a new factor.

A sudden burst of pace, possibly fuelled

One that's never put out

Act of putting in

Placement of an ad.

Sounds as if it's meant to be in 28 across

What a mean thing to have!

What a mean thought to have!

How mean to have one!

CLAN a group of families

Disc over this (wordplay)

Product of original thinking (wordplay)

Is this a disc, over Y (wordplay)

Pals' account (wordplay)

Popular kind of atmospheric feature

Reversal of order in account

New software version

More of the same.

Performance a second time.

Joyride

English word

A liquid measure of 18 gallons

Like drink? Somehow this should keep you going

Sounds as if one murdered 'er relations with a cask

Sisters and aunts, for example

Sisters and aunts, e.g

Expert in ornamental fabrics (wordplay)

No genius he

Bozo or dodo

Non-expert, say

Non-clergy type

No reply as affecting ordinary guy

'Top Ten List' reader

Star seen late at night

Stupid Pet Tricks talk show host

Some college athletes

College athletes.

Students with outstanding character (wordplay)

Moby Dick, for example

Moby Dick, e.g

Massive thing lit a haven development

Delineation; a line or lines.

Guy covered with foie gras (wordplay)

Member of a City Company

Predecessor of a chauffeur.

Stable fellows (wordplay)

Are they irritable when dressed alike (wordplay)

Stable chaps, but apparently irritable ones

""Any of several substances found in luminescent organisms (such as the firefly, Photinus pyralis) which, when oxidized, produces an almost heatless light. It was first isolated from fireflies, and is the source of the firefly luminescence. See also firefly luciferinPhotinus pyralis) which, when oxidized, produces an almost heatless light. It was first isolated from fireflies, and is the source of the firefly luminescence. See also firefly luciferin""

Awful mumbler - a northern feller

Paul Bunyan's calling.

Paul Bunyan, for example

They deal in deal

""Pertaining to, characterized by, or containing, magnesia or magnesium.""

Type of vacuum tube

Generator from England held up by hospital officer

Married woman accepts grand new short wave generator

Well-dressed dummy (wordplay)

A real poser (wordplay)

Plastic model (wordplay)

Resembling marble

I'm all done cooking piece of meat

Cut of meat Irish house put into fruit

Ornament of mine, a doll specially made

Meat cut from prize animal

Award hung on a chain or ribbon

Dispute resolution method

No time to study arbitration

Occupation for an optimist.

Hormone that induces sleepiness

Pineal hormone secreted in the evening

Hormone in male not developed

→ Mellotron® nt MEREOLOGY (Philosophy / Logic) the formal study of the logical properties of the relation of part and whole [via French from Greek meros part + -logy ]

English word

Thinking process

""A green crystalline organic compound, C 20 H 8 Br 2 HgNa 2 O 6 , that forms a red aqueous solution, used as a germicide and antiseptic.""

On foreign sea skipper discharges one organic compound

Spiced mead

Intermediary no extremist (wordplay)

Not an extremist Wholesaler (wordplay)

The Go-Between (wordplay)

Wheelers and dealers, often

There's no end of them

They're not extremely businesslike

Fast Colonial fighter (wordplay)

Fast Colonial fighter?

Pygmy militia member (wordplay)

Certain ICBM's

Gung-ho group of Revolution

Lexington and Concord fighters

Misdrive

Head wrong

Rule badly

Rule corruptly

To reckon wrongly; to miscalculate.

Distorted spin has me confused

Ugly in form

Unnaturally formed

Wrong, in a way

Not well-articulated

MORPHO a tropical butterfly

Freedom fighters in holy city shortly to take up pilgrimage, you say (wordplay)

Buzz recalled about judge, one faced with Edinburgh freedom fighters

Cantaloupe, for one

Cantaloupe or honeydew perhaps

Monk's mule (anagram) - eg honeydew

English word

Marine worm

""The arrangement of nerves and veins, especially those of leaves; neuration.""

Murphy Brown for example

Murphy Brown for example

Murphy Brown was one

Connie Chung and Lesley Stahl

Inflected form of FROZEN Inflected form of FROZE freeze

Celebrity now in obscurity

Man without a country

Enemy of the state, so to speak

Females getting into row

People rowing creating chaos in a newsroom

Organised newsroom split by a group having a row

Notice job is to be relocated - protest!

Statement of protest

Don't like the thing with one on the end

Sitting with old boy on hobby-horse

That's a thing one has

Fixed idea of old boy prior to meeting

Like many a Hollywood romance

Apt filmdom rhyme for "unseen"

In real life, to a movie actor

The large process at the proximal end of the ulna which projects behind the articulation with the humerus and forms the bony prominence of the elbow.

Balm--of--Gilead, for one

Balsam fir or pine extract

Product from tropical trees.

Consumer advocates

Game with many buzzer beaters (wordplay)

I open aorta - burst without a major...!

Carmen, say, galvanised into action

Outbid

Word with prefix out-

Outdrive

Beaten in a horse race

Journeyed beyond, round Uranus first, then Earth - spinning and hollow

Inclined to say exactly what one thinks

That's quite blunt

Frank has wrong number around radius

Too blooming inflated

Past full bloom

Like many stump speeches

CLEAN to rid of stain

Too much artistry put into it (wordplay)

Too greatly tempted, so in debt!

Too much artistry and too much red

Polished off three pizzas, say

Taken too much as a matter of course

Vere! An X means you've taken too much

Overfly

Like an unweeded garden

Covered, as with foliage.

Like weedy gardens

Bearing excessive load

That's too much to have to bear

Under too great a load

Pursue studies unnecessarily.

Took too much, perhaps, and got passed

Openly, a boy has come up from behind

Public knowledge covering area passed

Clear water becomes stale

Prepare too much for apparent downpour

Get stale when open, requiring water

Kin of a pearl diver (wordplay)

The Walrus and the Carpenter, by choice.

Mollusk chasers

PANTRY a small storage room

One of Jilly Cooper's amendments (wordplay)

Paper used to line a book's inside cover

Affix securely

Parking upset Montreal traffic police

Beat keepers

One who is afficted with pellagra.

Small enclosure on rough Alpine land surface that's denuded

Step on men, strangely, to get to the flower

Hell or ruin

There's no tripe I'd ruin like this

Reckless ode I print producing ruin

The act of perfusing.

Small orange fruit

Ebony family fruit

Fruit of the ebony family

""The act of pervading, passing, or spreading through the whole extent of a thing.""

A gradual reduction.

The tissue of young cells which produces cork cells.

Greek vestment to help out with tear-jerker

""An anticonvulsant drug, C 15 H 12 N 2 O 2 , used most commonly in the treatment of epilepsy. Also called diphenylhydantoin .""

An old Spanish silver coin of the value of about twenty cents.

Nickname of Auburn's eleven

Conestoga wagon users.

Blackfoot or Arapaho tribes, for example

PLANTS plant

Member of the Garda, say

Male cop in bust (wordplay)

One keeping the beat (wordplay)

Force units (wordplay)

Officers of the law

Guard them all by force

Aware of 8 down (wordplay)

Golden church in flatlands of China

Fine white ceramic

Roman citizen's first name

Roman first name.

Designate in advance

Hand out in advance

""One who limits, or restrains.""

Digest is charged with accuracy

Summary I get on accuracy

Exactness on price is variable

The preying of one animal on another

Plundering pirate on day-shift

Sounds like praying that isn't prayer

Inflected form of FROZEN Inflected form of FROZE freeze

A prelude or introduction.

Occurring before the Renaissance, for example

An idea arrived at beforehand.

Made dean and prior decide in advance

Decree in advance

De Niro part almost recast for 'Doom'

RETURN to go back

SCREEN to provide with a concealing partition

Add salt before the game (wordplay)

Training time for ballplayers

Like some exhibition games

Citizen of Transvaal's capital.

Glimpse of the future

Foresight shown in quiet homework

Power to see future change under leader of party

Birth control hormone

Hormone treatment for top singer

Stop finger becoming malformed with absence of female hormone

A protein in blood serum that participates in the body's immune response by working in conjunction with the alternative pathway of the complement system.

""A substance resembling, and isomeric with, ordinary camphor, and extracted from the essential oil of feverfew; called also Pyrethrum camphor. Pyrethrum camphor.""

Late '50s Liverpool group, with "The"

Old Beatles number written after Queen proposal to drop intro

""A yellow powdered crystalline compound, C 15 H 10 O 7 , synthesized or occurring as a glycoside in the rind and bark of numerous plants, and used medicinally to treat abnormal capillary fragility.""

Obstreperous feline (wordplay)

A wildcat rising (wordplay)

What a revolting, beastly king!

Revision (of a text)

Social function of The House (wordplay)

Greeting one after 26 (wordplay)

Welcome to the party!

Collapse of holiday - no one turned up!

Slack time for trade

Obama's challenge

A state of retirement from the world; seclusion.

The act of recurring; return.

Building the Berlin Wall (wordplay)

Left-winger may take such editing

Editing communist move

Lesson this (wordplay)

The way to get less on (wordplay)

This could lead to lesson, perhaps

Second printing, old style.

About the manner to design for the better

Make over

Meal or snack

Rice often cooked for a meal

Thought to take out large meal

REFLATE to inflate again

See Reflection. Reflection.

""FRESHEN to improve the condition of, also FRESH""

Refusal - treatment as worthless

Refusal, renunciation

What the addresses of the Smiths received

""A leaving dry; a recession of the sea or other water, leaving dry land; land left uncovered by such recession.""

Cancellation (of a debt)

Pardon granted for sins or crimes

Miser moves to holy city for forgiveness

Lick again, for example

What a tearing performance!

Interpretation (of for example song)

Perhaps the tearing of a performance

He gets a lot of parts

Fix-it guy

Oft-idle Maytag employee

Fixer-uppers (wordplay)

Misters fix-it

Fixers concerning two chaps

PATTERN to copy a design

State of having had enough to eat

This has one full of peel in rot

Excessive fullness due to overeating

Like a snake or lizard, eg

Loathsome agent returning to fix it

Contemptible and not to be trusted

Feeling of disgust

Feeling of intense distaste or disgust

Driving off US peril with no resolution

Cutting away, are removing a part

A cutting or paring off.

Restrive

Keeping hold (of something)

Enter into arrangements for custody

Memory or lien

Make taut again

Make more taut

Getting back to about this account of it

One river's turbulent ebb

You get a return about this account

Louvre's in mess with horror

Sudden and unpleasant violent reaction

Disgust

In a new draft

Not in its original form, as an article

Amended religious lesson, dry in newer version

When perhaps to be uncouth

(Of wood or stone) not smoothly cut

Clue for when without refinement

Certain inspectors

Football A safety.

""SAFETY to protect against failure, breakage or accident""

SALARY to be paid periodically for non-manual labour

A white crystalline substance obtained by the decomposition of saponin.

SCHLIERE a small streak in an igneous rock

Schnecke

SCHOOLE a {sandbank=n}

An insoluble protein that permeates the chitin in the cuticle of arthropods and becomes hardened and darkened by a natural tanning process.

English word

Shield displaying rabbit's tail - church has one, possibly

Anti-Union choice

Withdrawal of Nessie - Scotch half drunk

The leaving of a federation

One alone is in it

Cousin Les disturbed privacy

What Thoreau lived in at Walden Pond

Discharge - is on Crete (anagram)

Product of glandular activity

Bodily liquid from a gland

Of a religious faction

Partisan reacts in a panic

Cartesian (anagram)

Charm of the French, in part

Deceptive activity of the French in part

Don Juan activity

One of the Selachii. See Illustration in Appendix. Illustration in Appendix.

Assortment of players (wordplay)

Choice that was natural for Darwin

Chews this, by the sound of it

Town meeting officer.

New England town official

Recruiters' job (wordplay)

New England town officers

Town officials in New England

Perhaps punctually the half of two dots

Mark of a long sentence, perhaps

Wink without batting an eye (wordplay)

Sonnet is a wow!

A figurative bombshell.

Feeling a sonnet is terrible

Fight-or-flight neurotransmitter

Ironstone employed as a neurotransmitter

Good mood cause

Cutting edge feature (wordplay)

At last an allowance of teeth

One saw with this that's all on edge

E-mag (wordplay)

Cardinal seen holding a match, say

Number observed to hold race, perhaps

Ship's crew's rehearsal

Cold drink taken - and so to bed

Hawked son about in kind of extortion

""SHANTY a small, crudely built dwelling""

Goats and antelopes (wordplay)

College paper (wordplay)

Ram's relatives (wordplay)

Sightsee

Communicators are remarkable people

Railroad employees

Semaphore pros

Idiot! It's easy to point!

Incorrectly spelt? I'm no dope!

Effortless weight (wordplay)

Note sling, for one

Stolen gin (anagram)

Record's hundred and one (wordplay)

Rattler's relatives (wordplay)

Small-scale stuff

Expensive leather from reptiles

Old gold coin

Monarch - old coin

Historical mystery novel by C.J. Sansom

Genus to which the tuatara, a New Zealand lizard-like reptile belongs