| Newspaper, television, etc. | 27 |
| Newspaper-office sections | 25 |
| Newspaper-publishing family | 27 |
| Newspapers and magazines | 24 |
| Newspapers and television | 25 |
| Newspapers and the like | 23 |
| Newspapers and TV stations | 26 |
| Newspapers collectively | 23 |
| Newspapers need 'em | 23 |
| Newspapers read by royalty? | 27 |
| Newspapers' staff lists | 27 |
| Newspapers, collectively | 24 |
| Newspapers, informally | 22 |
| Newspapers, radio, etc. | 23 |
| Newspapers, radio, TV, etc. | 27 |
| Newspapers, television, etc. | 28 |
| Newspapers, TV, radio, etc. | 27 |
| Newspeak is spoken here | 23 |
| Newspeople collectively | 24 |
| Newsrack choice, for short | 26 |
| Newsreader's employer | 25 |
| Newsreel pioneer Charles | 24 |
| Newsreels about bird-callers? | 29 |
| Newsroom workers, for short | 27 |
| Newsstand buy, for short | 24 |
| Newsstand debut of 1930 | 23 |
| Newsstand debut of 1937 | 23 |
| Newsstand purchase, perhaps | 27 |
| Newsstand purchase: Abbr. | 25 |
| Newswoman born in Bryan, Tex. | 29 |
| Newswoman Logan and others | 26 |
| Newswoman Magnus et al. | 23 |
| Newswoman O'Donnell | 23 |
| Newswoman Van Susteren | 22 |
| Newsworthy '90s judge | 25 |
| Newsworthy '90s jurist | 26 |
| Newsworthy craft of '27 | 27 |
| Newsworthy exile of 1986 | 24 |
| Newsworthy launch of 1954 | 25 |
| Newsworthy period of history | 28 |
| Newsworthy strip of land | 24 |
| Newsworthy time in history | 26 |
| Newswriter's credit | 23 |
| Newswriter's specialty | 26 |
| Newsy attention-getter | 22 |
| Newsy summation, for short | 26 |
| Newt with a large vocabulary | 28 |
| Newton discovery, e.g. | 22 |
| Newton discovery: Abbr. | 23 |
| Newton filling sources | 22 |
| Newton knighted in 1705 | 23 |
| Newton of apple legend | 22 |
| Newton of gravity fame | 22 |
| Newton's Diamond, for one | 29 |
| Newton's first name | 23 |
| Newton's inspiration | 24 |
| Newton's math, briefly | 26 |
| Newton, Watts, or Hayes | 23 |
| Newton-meter divisions | 22 |
| Newton-meter fractions | 22 |
| Newtons per ampere-meter | 24 |
| Next after uni- and bi- | 23 |
| Next best after strikes | 23 |
| Next century's end | 22 |
| Next day, in the old days | 25 |
| Next in line for slavery? | 25 |
| Next in line, in a way | 22 |
| Next in order of place | 22 |
| Next step above breeze | 22 |
| Next step for Jean Dixon | 24 |
| Next Sunday's heroes | 24 |
| Next to last Greek letter | 25 |
| Next to nothing, so to speak | 28 |
| Next to the last inning | 23 |
| Next year's alumnus | 23 |
| Next year's junior | 22 |
| Next yr.'s frosh, perhaps | 29 |
| Next ___ (close relative) | 25 |
| Next-door neighbor, in a way | 28 |
| Next-generation member | 22 |
| Next-generation relatives | 25 |
| Next-to-last #1 Beatles hit | 27 |
| Next-to-last fairy tale word | 28 |
| Next-to-last Greek letter | 25 |
| Next-to-last Greek letters | 26 |
| Next-to-last Italian queen | 26 |
| Next-to-last syllables | 22 |
| Next-to-last tourney rounds | 27 |
| Next-to-the-highest angels | 26 |
| Nez Percé war chief | 22 |
| Nez ___ (American Indian) | 25 |
| Nez ___ (Indian group) | 22 |
| NFC East team on scoreboards | 28 |
| NFC East team, in trackers | 26 |
| NFC West team, on scoreboards | 29 |
| NFL all-time rushing leader | 27 |
| NFL analyst Collinsworth | 24 |
| NFL ball carrier, often | 23 |
| NFL blockers and catchers | 25 |
| NFL broadcast interludes | 24 |