2-Letter Words Starting with N

Intro to miss (wordplay)

Easy to access, perhaps

Future leader (wordplay)

One adopting a puppy, say

New pet owner, perhaps

New parent, perhaps

A long time so they say

I'd sooner die!

A long time, so they say.

Like remakes say

Like a model say

Like remakes, say

With less cloud cover, say

Fair vis-a-vis cloudy, say

Even more 7 down!

Material for gunpowder

Compound used in fertilizers

Export of Chile.

One with a pad perhaps

One with a pad, perhaps

One who takes things down (wordplay)

Showing less wear (wordplay)

Closer to being in the buff

Showing less wear

Police officer, at times

One who has made a collar

Active police officer

Unpleasant reminder (wordplay)

One who henpecks incessantly

One who won't get off your case

Carpenter's gun, perhaps

A carpenter, at times

Hammer's faster relative

Not so savvy about the ways of the world

More ingenuous

More artless

Head found in bed (wordplay)

One out (wordplay)

Van Winkle, for example

Gossip maybe to Jack - what a toad!

Say plenty of nothing

Gossip to Jack - what a toad!

...... my God, to Thee (hymn)

Closer - my God to Thee (wordplay)

Comparatively warm (wordplay)

More legible, say

More like a pin (wordplay)

More pinlike (wordplay)

One of a making-out couple

Ending for rubber

Mme. de Stael's maiden name.

Kissed 'er, did you say? That's sweet!

Floral drawing (wordplay)

Fruit juice - drink for Diana (wordplay)

Someone a little short (wordplay)

One to be helped

One in want

Bird, for one

Eaglet, for one

Mama bird, maybe

Oldest, wisest Greek (Trojan Wars)

Directions to king (the king of Pylos)

Trojan War figure

Bottom two numbers (wordplay)

The woman's chasing ultimate bottom!

Might 17 across get her down (wordplay)

Lepidopterist, at times

One who makes seines

Kind of fisherman.

Gender gives it away (wordplay)

Take one's balls and go home (wordplay)

Make litter-proof (wordplay)

One poaching squid (wordplay)

Someone who steals (a pound?)

One stealing a pound (wordplay)

To {barter=v}

Closer.

Closer

A young crab (wordplay)

Child prone to pinching (wordplay)

Small boy or crab (wordplay)

Farther from base (wordplay)

Better bread, by the sound of it

Not as mean.

Yes-man, perhaps

One always heading down (wordplay)

Drowsy one, perhaps

Trapper.

One with a sweet tooth, perhaps

Knish eater, perhaps

Between-meals eater

Curiouser and curiouser (wordplay)

More like Parker (wordplay)

Digging further, say

Different

Incite-ful one (wordplay)

Poker (wordplay)

One who gently encourages

One perhaps feeling less well (wordplay)

- of the Beast (Iron Maiden)

Maybe one is having less feeling

Bottle for a new mom

I tend new addict? About right

Slow beer drinker

Nationalist, say, crazy guy

Point and say 'loony'

One's bananas coming from Norway, say

Naggy

With less on (wordplay)

Wearing less clothing

More down-covered

More shaggy, as a rug

Stronger, as liquor

Retsina can be even worse!

Northern satire may be more indecent

Mixed retsina is more unpleasant

Talk about one being smarter!

A French painter turned out better

Not as frumpy

Heavens, how cloudy!

Ran blue (anagram)

Like a cloud (in space)

Comparatively poor (wordplay)

In more desperate case.

More in want.

One poking fun

One who heckles.

Critic, of a sort

Veto, for example

Countervailing force

To him, things that are, for example, aren't

One saying no, resorting to anger

One who denies

One using a delete key

Not one or the other in there, perhaps

Is there a third option (wordplay)

In three (anagram)

With more gall

Showing more chutzpah

Having more chutzpah

Affectionate one, maybe

Baby bird, for example

Baby bird or kitten, at times

More reticulate

More filmy

More meshy

One who irritates.

Irritating fellow

Provoking person

Describing some dailies.

Having more information

More like "Time"

Mouse, for one

The one that got away

Foreplay participant, at times...

Start to notice if level is cooler

More stylish: Slang.

More stylish Slang.

One who carps

Pottering person.

Constant carper

Knight, limber, might be more agile

More like Jack

More light and quick

More biting, as winter air

More like chilly weather

More biting, in January

Nitty

More fashionable, in Britain

Comparatively classy, in British slang

More stylish

He disables race- horses with drugs

Soho swindler

Better covering first of bets for crook at racecourse

Creating a bigger disturbance, maybe

Less neighborly, maybe

Less conducive to studying, say

Just say 'no' sayer

"Just say no" sayer

Just say no sayer

In Ventnor, there's a strong wind

Storm at sea.

Cold wind over Tex.

One that {notches=v}

Having more fibers

Family energy (wordplay)

An ulcer (anagram)

Chaos can rule this industry!

More eccentric

More bats (wordplay)

More like cashews

More eccentric Slang.

One that {nuzzles=v}

Role in "Peter and the Wolf"

Reader on radio.

Storyteller

Not as wide

With less width

Shorter of breadth

No-it-all (wordplay)

User of bad language (wordplay)

Person refusing to support proposals

Nearly

Posse's noose (wordplay)

Such as collars and ties

Ties and cravats

Fencing partner (wordplay)

Dennis, much to Mr. Wilson's dismay

Person living next-door

More stingy (wordplay)

Recent hire, say

Possible victim of xenophobia

A recent arrival

A house away (2 words)

Type of neighbor (2 words)

Hybrid of rodent and ox, very close!

Renter, for example

Titleless one

One who eschews the slopes

Ticket avoider (wordplay)

November stay-at-home.

Election Day slacker

One that {notifies=v}

Nubbly

Pertaining to a {nucellus=n}

Person who really counts (wordplay)

Paginator

Mother, for one

Child rearer, for example

Child rearer, e.g

Unit equal to 10 angstroms

Measurement of length at the subatomic level

Be having worse (wordplay)

More badly behaved

Less well behaved

Mist-producing drug-delivery machine

Careless one.

Huge Robin (anagram)

Fellow man mostly being rough at play

Whicker bowled our man next door

Comparative adjective or agent noun

Snapper we employed here (wordplay)

Times for one

Extra, for one.

NICKNAME to give a pet name to

Lice checker who's fussy (wordplay)

One overly concerned with details

Petty finder of errors

An agent employed in nitrification.

Response that beats around the bush

CAREER to go at full speed

DANCER one that {dances=v}

Rear-seat occupant

One with no wheels, still to be tested (wordplay)

FARMER one that {farms=v}

""GOLFER one that golfs, also GOWFER""

HUNTER one who {hunts=v}

JOINER a carpenter

Like the four things named in the circled squares

LAWYER to work as a member of the legal profession

Not in a straight arrangement

Kind of thinking

N connected to the Internet + AR

One not in organisation

Guest at the club

Club outsider

Illiterate person

Should one engage with errand to attend literacy class (wordplay)

RIOTER one who {riots=v}

RUBBER to provide with an eraser

SIGNER one that {signs=v}

SKATER one who {skates=v}

Party that won't drag (wordplay)

Person without a light (wordplay)

One who doesn't light up

VECTOR to guide in flight by means of radioed directions

VIEWER one that {views=v}

A person who does not work as s/he should.

WRITER one who {writes=v}

Some personalized sheets

Spot to jot

Writing material for sheet music

It hurries on development

Not anywhither; in no direction; nowhere.

NUCLEATE to form into a nucleus

Of or pertaining to the nucleolus of a cell.

Does away with The Equaliser (wordplay)

One who cancels or makes void

Invalidator.

It is fractionally above the line

Top of fraction

Upper half of fraction

One in discussions to reach an agreement

Seeker of compromise

Harriman's job in Iran.

Agent noun (-or)

Anchor, for one

Reporter of a special report.

Type of TV personality.

Urban streetcorner fixture

Bit of desktop publishing, maybe

Mail from your congressman, perhaps

Frequent Xmas-card enclosure

Gossip - Mr Owen's gen (anagram)

Gossipy sort

A man airing his intelligence (wordplay)

Snow? Unusually answered with hesitation

TV current affairs presenter

Nitpicky

Arena handout, perhaps

Souvenir of New Year's Eve.

Item for a lively party.

ADMIRER one who {admires=v}

BREEDER one who {breeds=v}

CARRIER one that {carries=v}

One avoiding spirits

Dry sort of northern 1 Euros note across the sea

Stays away from the locals as has no interest in 14 down

""The omission of some person who ought to have been made a plaintiff or defendant in a suit, or of some cause of action which ought to be joined.""

NUCLEAR pertaining to a {nucleus=n}

REACTOR one who {reacts=v}

SPEAKER one who {speaks=v}

Scratched one (wordplay)

No chance of dessert (wordplay)

N, evidently, for no-hoper (wordplay)

One likely to drown in water

""NORMALIZE To make normal; as, to normalize relations with China.as, to normalize relations with China.""

Ball-breaker sounding sweet (wordplay)

Tchaikovsky's cocktail (wordplay)

High flier's suite (wordplay)

Cagliostro, for one.

Ruth, the sorceress (wordplay)

Sauron, with an affair at the heart (wordplay)

""One who, or that which, neutralizes; that which destroys, disguises, or renders inert the peculiar properties of a body.""

""One, especially a robber or prostitute, who walks the streets at night.""

A simpleton; a silly person.

One who calls persons or things by their names.

ATTENDER one who is attentive

BELIEVER one who {believes=v}

Not made up of or divided into cells. Opposite of cellular.cellular.

COMPOSER one who writes music

COMPUTER a machine that computes automatically

CONSUMER one who {consumes=v}

CUSTOMER one who buys something

SECRETOR one that {secretes=v}

Storm from the Atlantic, perhaps

Wind blowing towards the southwest

A storm or gale from the northwest; a strong northwest wind.

""NATIONALIZE To make national; to make a nation of; to endow with the character and habits of a nation, or the peculiar sentiments and attachment of citizens of a nation.""

One doing embroidery

Seamstress

An instrument for measuring or registering the amount of cloudiness.

Hot spot regular

""CHARACTER A distinctive mark; a letter, figure, or symbol.""

""COLLECTOR One who collects things which are separate; esp., one who makes a business or practice of collecting works of art, objects in natural history, etc.; as, a collector of coins. as, a collector of coins.""

COLLINEAR

Nonconform

CROSSOVER the interchange of sections between pairing homologous chromosomes during the prophase of meiosis.

LANDOWNER An owner of land.

""MOLECULAR Pertaining to, connected with, produced by, or consisting of, molecules; as, molecular forces; molecular groups of atoms, etc. as, molecular forces; molecular groups of atoms, etc.""

""PERFORMER One who performs, accomplishes, or fulfills; as, a good promiser, but a bad performer; especially, one who shows skill and training in any art; as, a performer of the drama; a performer on the harp. as, a good promiser, but a bad performer; especially, one who shows skill and training in any art; as, a performer of the drama; a performer on the harp.""

Inflected form of RESPONDER Inflected form of RESPOND to {answer=v}

Nervomuscular.

CHURCHGOER One who attends church.

""COMPETITOR One who seeks what another seeks, or claims what another claims; one who competes; a rival.""

COOPERATOR

""Inflected form of PROGRAMMER Inflected form of PROGRAMME That which is written or printed as a public notice or advertisement; a scheme; a prospectus; especially, a brief outline or explanation of the order to be pursued, or the subjects embraced, in any public exercise, performance, or entertainment; a preliminary sketch.""

""PHILOSOPHER One who philosophizes; one versed in, or devoted to, philosophy.""

SPECTACULAR Of or pertaining to a shows; of the nature of a show.

Substance released by nerve fibres

Substance released by a nerve fibre

Active chemical in the nervous system