2-Letter Words Starting with N

Doing a voice-over, say

Radio announcer's sideline.

Stretched up, standing and unfolding

...that would be telling!

That would be telling!

Story of arrival in state

Frank eats r-rodent in story

Right artist in indigenous story

River rodent in simple story

Tellers of tales

They tell tales

They have telling parts in play

Slenderest of winning margins

Retreat admitting quarrel is most biased

Most specific sign set in treehouse

Reducing list of choices

Becoming less wide

Nationalist's 'eart-rending stricture

Narthex

Narwhale

Nasalise

Nasalise

Nasalize

Nasalize

Nascence

Attribute of many political ads

Very unpleasant behaviour

One hopes you won't find this at Nice

Natation

Swimming-pools (US)

Swim-meet sites

US word for swimming-pools

Archaic Nevertheless; notwithstanding.

Stan, a lion (anagram)

Races with a grandstand finish!

Giants and Pirates

Nativism

Protectors of indigenous rights

""A zeolite occuring in groups of glassy acicular crystals, and in masses which often have a radiated structure. It is a hydrous silicate of alumina and soda.""

Gossiping gent, I rant when put out

Favored word of Number 2

15 aren't engaged in gossip

Dapper Dan's trait

Neat dresser's quality

Neat and trim condition

Of course aunt organised the motor race!

But of course!

Of course aunt's upset - come round!

Naturism

They prefer nothing on

Devotees of outdoor life.

Nothing goes on in their camps

Be having worse (wordplay)

More badly behaved

Less well behaved

Duck having bitten top off flower is in a bad way

Salamis as served at Roman spectacle (wordplay)

Salamis as offered at Roman circus (wordplay)

Naval occasion, said by Ovid to be a good place to meet girls

Gutless Amazon repellently exploit workers - they make you sick

Disgusted at USA need for change

Una, awkwardly placed, is queasy

Una got sick of getting confused, notwithstanding

Revolts disturbing USA Senate

The way one sees a aunt that sickens one

Fills with disgust

Like some mollusks

Navicert

Relating to the scaphoid bone

AB leaving (anagram)

Fit for ships

Like major channels

""NAVIGABLE Capable of being navigated; deep enough and wide enough to afford passage to vessels; as, a navigable river. as, a navigable river.""

Plotted a course for

Skillfully made one's way through

Incorrect data given for set course

Sails by instrument.

Plots the course

Takes the helm

One who gives a rallying call (wordplay)

One directs the course, of a ship say

Seafaring reptile (wordplay)

Yes, Aryans may be negative or pessimistic

People against any work by a writer of detective stories

Skeptics

Nazify

Nearly

Littoral

Positions for the pit teams (wordplay)

Putting into order

Making tidy

Putting straight

Old-time cattle tenders

Keepers of cattle.

Old-time cattle tenders

Wimpy ones

English word

Produced a fine spray of liquid

Wrong end is blue and turned to spray

Nebulise

Nebulize

Mist-producing drug-delivery machine

Nebulize

Transformed as scenery? It is essential!

That must be cash for the job (wordplay)

Shift scenery as required

Mother of invention (wordplay)

The mother of invention

You can't do without it

Parts of shirts.

Swag for burglars.

Items of jewellery

Strings of pearls, for example

Some garment edges

Scoop and square

Certain gown features

Obituary

English word

Necrose

Nectary

Fruit - aren't nice (anagram)

Peach of a fruit (wordplay)

Depilated peach (wordplay)

Sweet, as a drink

With destitution

Of necessity, fuelled convertible in US city

Engineer fuelled in US city as a requirement

Doctor sees end in poverty!

Enedss in want (wordplay)

Depending on others, say

Verbal barbs

A fine sour cocktail is wicked!

One 7 is wrong. Wicked!

Port invested in unsafe supply base

Contradictions for one entering States

Contradictions

Denials

Negative

Reverse photos (wordplay)

Strips in a darkroom

Strip in a darkroom

Negatron

In disrepair, perhaps

Not attended to

Ignored or failed to do

Careless one.

Revealing clothing for seeing leg freely

Boudoir wear

Lingerie purchases

Slack peignoir (night clothing)

Carelessly and diaphanously clothed?

Nigel, clumsy chap, careless

One who bargains

Not eating out? Maybe one is struggling to get a good deal

Not drinking say, I consumed treat

Find a way over (a difficult path)

Bargain at the wheel (wordplay)

""An aesthetic and ideological concept affirming the independent nature, quality, and validity of Black culture.""

Ohio et al., to W. Va.

John Belushi's last film

They live nearby

Huge Robin (anagram)

Fellow man mostly being rough at play

Whicker bowled our man next door

Possibly worms pet coming up in lumps

Tom needs a fix! He's got worms

Worms discovered in one-masted ship

Marine worm

Any of an order (Nemertina) of soft unsegmented marine worms having an eversible threadlike proboscis and the ability to stretch and contract.Nemertina) of soft unsegmented marine worms having an eversible threadlike proboscis and the ability to stretch and contract.

""(Life Sciences & Allied Applications / Plants) any of a genus, Nemophila, of low-growing hairy annual plants, esp N. menziesii, grown for its blue or white flowers: family Hydrophyllaceae [New Latin, from Greek nemos a grove + philein to love]""

It handles sight and hearing

Highly developed region

Toxic element with ie no dummy particles

Element used to make magnets commonly used in microphones and speakers

From the later stone age

Of the late Stone Age.

Period beginning about 8,000 B.C.

Freshly coined words

Lingo some butchered for blog, say

Hypermiling, for one

It's a new expression for Horsegate

Neomorph

Neomycin

Liking for new things

Mobile phones, yet recently introduced

They're just getting started

Newcomers one prepared with scraps picked up

Growth or development of new material; neoplasty.

Neoplasm

Neoprene

Neoteny

Modernists

Forgetfulness potions

""A mineral of sodium-aluminum or potassium-aluminum silicate, occurring worldwide in igneous rocks and used in the manufacture of ceramics and enamels.""

""A mineral occuring at Vesuvius, in glassy hexagonal crystals; also elsewhere, in grayish or greenish masses having a greasy luster, as the variety el\'91olite. It is a silicate of aluminia, soda, and potash.""

""Pl. nephridia (- - ) A tubular excretory organ in many invertebrates, such as mollusks and earthworms.""

Nephrism

Nephrite

Describes Jade to writer returning to human resources and IT in charge

Obsolete word for medicine for the kidneys

Inflammation of the kidneys

Wrongly diagnosed Pinterish condition (wordplay)

First to notice Petri dish without lid is spreading disease

""Pl. nephroses (-s z) A disease of the kidneys marked by degenerative lesions, especially of the winding uriniferous tubules.""

""Pl. nephroses (-s z) A disease of the kidneys marked by degenerative lesions, especially of the winding uriniferous tubules.""

13, quarantined from relation, suggestive of kidney disease

Nepotism

Family providers (wordplay)

They hire their relatives

They could be relatively helpful

Element named after planet

Element named for a planet

Radioactive metal

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

Timid - or showing no fear (wordplay)

Showing calm self-control

Never minus no feeling

Never sins - could be due to angst

Coming from Inverness with timidity

Jumpiness

Nervousness.

With clammy hands, say

With shaking hands, perhaps

In an anxious manner

Ignorance and evil incense the church

16 state spoilt nice scene

Lack of knowledge of Geordie technology

Nescient

Babes in the woods (wordplay)

Slings net around birds not able to fly

Relatives of squabs.

Comparative adjective or agent noun

Nettly

Connected on LinkedIn, say

Attended conferences, for example

Part of goal went well, made some business contacts

Aspirin target, maybe

Pain in the neck, perhaps

Broken rule again leads to complaint

Of nerve pain

Gain ulcer, resulting in nervous pain

Going over university clearing turned out painful

Neuraxon

Neuritic

The delicate connective tissue framework which supports the nervous matter and blood vessels of the brain and spinal cord.

Branch of medicine

Study of the nervous system

Scientific study of nerve systems

Benign tumour, typically at the end of a severed nerve

Ones getting "worry lines" (wordplay)

Ones getting 'worry lines' (wordplay)

Worrywarts, e.g

Neuter

Never onside for the get-together at last

They're a little elementary (wordplay)

Lepton family particles

Cousins of electrons

""NEUTRON a subatomic particle, also NEUTRINO""

Not a gain (wordplay)

Famous bird's saying

Ravenous declaration (wordplay)

They are fresh to the game

Making their debuts

Wigan Athletic, for example

Bride and groom.

They've just tied the knot

They may be seen walking down the aisle

Fair on fashionable racecourse

Card game in a Suffolk town

It's a card game, of course

Newness

Guardian seller (wordplay)

One selling in the rag trade (wordplay)

One active in the organ trade (wordplay)

Reason to 'interrupt this program'

Reason to "interrupt this program"

11 p.m. shows, maybe

Programs on current events

They're seen in many cities at noon

Energetic reporter

Dog majoring in journalism (wordplay)

Nosey critter with long ears (wordplay)

Novel Hudson edited for reporter

NEWSIE a {newsboy=n}

Snapper we employed here (wordplay)

Times for one

Extra, for one.

Newspeak

Fresh run for 4, perhaps (wordplay)

100-meter dash do-over (wordplay)

Consequence of 24 seen here (wordplay)

Old feature lead-ins

Place for sports highlights in the '40s

Bygone cinema bonuses

Post production locales (wordplay)

Post production spots (wordplay)

'Zine zone (wordplay)

Paper pusher (wordplay)

Where to pick up the Guardian (wordplay)

Murphy Brown for example

Murphy Brown for example

Murphy Brown was one

Connie Chung and Lesley Stahl

Ngultrum

English word

""A mineral of a copperred color and metallic luster; an arsenide of nickel; called also coppernickel, kupfernickel. coppernickel, kupfernickel.""

Nickel

Nickel

Nicker

Nicknack

Satan so-called!

What Nicholas is known as

Also known as

NICKNAME to give a pet name to

What one calls prisoners (wordplay)

Is one of them for Nicholas (wordplay)

Vic doesn't finger anyone while ...

Casual inaction restricts a plant

Action in a struggle with tobacco

Inaction is bad for a plant

Nicotine

""Pertaining to, or derived from, nicotine; nicotic; used specifically to designate an acid related to pyridine, obtained by the oxidation of nicotine, and called nicotinic acid. nicotinic acid.""

Nictate

Wink, in biology

Wink

Nidering

Nidify

Inlayers of metal using black alloy

Niello

Niffer

Niggard

Fussy and having a way of being mean

Stingy and miserly

Meagre and given grudgingly

Niggling

Baseball fan's or sleepyhead's concerns?

Parting shots (wordplay)

Nips before tucks (wordplay)

A social beater for 27 across (wordplay)

Haunt dark wood (wordplay)

Policeman's cudgel (wordplay)

When Eve came (wordplay)

Nearly time to crash (wordplay)

Dark autumn evening

Airglow occurring at night.

Sleep number (wordplay)

Habit picked up by retired people

The late shift

Almost time to try to sell winger

What H. King designed for flier

Bird, strange thing, certainly not a dove!

Dark beers for these fliers (wordplay)

Fliers who enjoy a few evening pints (wordplay)

Having no night.

Bars and clubs, say

Insomniacs' distraction (wordplay)

Balls and bats can be part of it

From dusk to dawn

From dusk to dawn.

Paul Revere's horse, maybe

Forgetting to wear clothes to work, say

Dream of Black Bess (wordplay)

English word

Discotheque, for one.

Disco, e.g

Nearly time, heads back for club

Then it's no light matter

When most dream

When 12 across begins to get like this

Nigrify

Nigrify

Nigrosin

Nihilism

Is nothing sacred to them (wordplay)

Ones who reject established institutions

They deny existence

An algebraic quantity that when raised to a certain power equals zero.

Excesses