➠ Words with n

List contains 168899 Words that "n" contain.

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  • - Recent U.S.N.A. graduate: Abbr.
  • - Recent Naval Academy graduate: Abbr.
  • - Rank on the U.S.S. Enterprise: Abbr.
  • - Rank on "Star Trek": Abbr.
  • - Rank of recent Naval Academy graduates: Abbr.
  • - Rank of many a single-episode character on "Star Trek": Abbr.
  • - Rank of a recent Naval Academy graduate: Abbr.
  • - Rank above midshipman: Abbr.
  • - Pulver's title: Abbr.
  • - Pulver's rank in "Mister Roberts": Abbr.
  • - Pulver, for one: Abbr.
  • - Pulver, e.g.: Abbr.
  • - Pulver, e.g., in "Mister Roberts": Abbr.
  • - Pulver of "Mister Roberts": Abbr.
  • - PT boat crewman: Abbr.
  • - Position on the Enterprise: Abbr.
  • - Pavel Chekov of "Star Trek," for one (abbr.)
  • - Parker's rank in "McHale's Navy": Abbr.
  • - One on a PT boat, maybe: Abbr.
  • - Officer with a half-inch stripe: Abbr.
  • - Officer on a warship: Abbr.
  • - New USN officer
  • - Naval subordinate: Abbr.
  • - Naval Academy graduate's rank: Abbr.
  • - Naval Academy grad. (Abbr.)
  • - Many a person on the U.S.S. Enterprise: Abbr.
  • - Many a "Star Trek" officer: Abbr.
  • - Low-ranking US Navy officer
  • - Low-ranking U.S.N. officer
  • - Low-level Navy officer (abbr.)
  • - Junior officer: Abbr.
  • - Junior naval officer's rank: Abbr.
  • - Junior naval officer: Abbr.
  • - Jr. "Star Trek" officer
  • - Infantry officer, for short
  • - Heggen's Pulver: Abbr.
  • - Half-inch stripe wearer: Abbr.
  • - Graduate of Annapolis: Abbr.
  • - Enterprise position: Abbr.
  • - Coast Guard officer, briefly
  • - Coast Guard figure: Abbr.
  • - Chekov, e.g., on "Star Trek": Abbr.
  • - Certain Coast Guard member: Abbr.
  • - Annapolis graduate: Abbr.
  • - "Half-striper": Abbr.
  • - One-striper: Abbr
  • - U.S. navy officer
  • - Coast Guard rank: Abbr
  • - USN rank: Abbr.
  • - Navy rank (abbr.)
  • - U.S.N. officer
  • - Navy man: Abbr.
  • - Low-ranking Navy officer: Abbr
  • - Nav. officer
  • - 122-Down officer: Abbr
  • - USN jr. officer
  • - Superior of a 14 Down
  • - Rank aboard the Enterprise: Abbr
  • - USCG officer
  • - U.S. nav. officer
  • - 'Star Trek' rank: Abbr
  • - Naval rank: Abbr
  • - Junior officer in the USN
  • - Naval officer: Abbr
  • - Mil. officer
  • - USNA grad: Abbr.
  • - New USNA grad: Abbr.
  • - USCG officer: Abbr.
  • - Young USN officer
  • - Sonnet center?
  • - Some widths in printing
  • - Some widths for printers
  • - Some printing units
  • - Some printing spaces
  • - Some one-point Scrabble tiles
  • - Small print measures
  • - Skinnier midsection?
  • - Sinner's heart?
  • - Short dash lengths
  • - Second Lt.'s Navy equivalent
  • - Second lt.'s equivalent
  • - Running has three
  • - Recent USNA graduate
  • - Recent U.S.N.A. grad
  • - Recent naval acad. grad
  • - Recent Nav. Academy grad
  • - Real thing, metaphysically
  • - Rank under lieut. (j.g.)
  • - Rank of a USNA grad
  • - Rank below LTJG
  • - Quartet in "One Sunday Afternoon"
  • - Punny pair?
  • - Pulver's nav. rank
  • - Printers' measurements
  • - Printers' measures
  • - Printer's spaces, sometimes
  • - Planning center?
  • - Penny's pair
  • - Pennsylvania trio
  • - Pennsylvania has always had three
  • - Penn's pair
  • - Pair spotted in bunnies?
  • - Pair of spinnerets?
  • - One-third of ninety?
  • - One-third of "nine-hundred-and-ninety-nine"
  • - One-point Scrabble letters
  • - One below lt. j.g.
  • - Off. Pulver's rank
  • - Off. Pulver, e.g.
  • - O's predecessors
  • - O-1 in the USN
  • - Nuts to editors
  • - Noun half?
  • - Noon has two
  • - Noon couple?
  • - Nonwinning half?
  • - Nonunion half?
  • - None's two?
  • - None has two
  • - Nolan Ryan has three
  • - No one has two
  • - Nixon's beginning and end?
  • - Nixon was surrounded by them
  • - Nitrogen symbols
  • - Nissan bumpers?
  • - Ninth-inning quintet?
  • - Ninny's threesome?
  • - New Haven's borders?
  • - New Annapolis grad
  • - Neuron's tips?
  • - Neuron's ends?
  • - Neuron ends?
  • - Neon frame?
  • - Neocon's are surrounded by them
  • - Naval ROTC grad's rank
  • - Naval acad. grad's rank
  • - Nav. position
  • - Nav. off.
  • - Nav. designation
  • - Nation's exterior?
  • - Nation's boundaries?
  • - Napkin edges?
  • - Nanny threesome
  • - Nanny has more than two
  • - Nancy's pair
  • - Naan sides?
  • - Naan crusts?
  • - Mr. Pulver, for ex.
  • - Moneypenny's trio
  • - Minnie takes two
  • - Minnesota couple?
  • - Military off.
  • - Metaphysical being
  • - Mendon has two
  • - Member of U.S.N.
  • - Mannerly couple?
  • - Mandolin duo?
  • - LTJG's inferior
  • - Lt.'s naval inferior
  • - Linear unit (used by printers)
  • - Letters following ems
  • - Letters before O's
  • - Letter widths
  • - Lennon's trio?
  • - Lead characters in "No, No, Nanette"
  • - Lanny's pair?
  • - Kingston duo?
  • - Kin of Lieut. j. g.
  • - Kenny G has two
  • - Kennedy twins?
  • - Kennedy has two
  • - Johnny has two
  • - John Lennon's quartet?
  • - Innings' three?
  • - Inning's threesome?
  • - Inning threesome
  • - Infinite pair?
  • - Hootenanny trio
  • - Heart of a winner?
  • - Half of the word "inning"
  • - Half ems, in printing
  • - Half a serving of naan?
  • - Guinness centerpieces?
  • - Guinness center
  • - Grannies' two
  • - Future adm., perhaps
  • - Funny twosome?
  • - Five in the ninth inning?
  • - Fifty percent of an inning?
  • - England has two of these
  • - Duo in mayonnaise
  • - Duo in a nonet
  • - Duo in "Manon"
  • - Duet from "Manon"?
  • - Destroyer figure, for short
  • - Dash-dot, dash-dot, dash-dot
  • - Dancing couple?
  • - Cunning threesome?
  • - Couple of pennies?
  • - Couple in Minn.
  • - Couple in Connecticut?
  • - Couple in "Annie"
  • - Consonants
  • - Compositors' measures
  • - Coast Guard mem.
  • - Cincinnati triple?
  • - Cheyenne has two
  • - Characters of average width
  • - Channel 2?
  • - Center of Cannes?
  • - Canyon pair?
  • - Cannes neighbors?
  • - Canned twosome?
  • - Bunny twosome
  • - Between ems and os
  • - Benny has two
  • - Being, in abstract
  • - Beginning three?
  • - Banner team?
  • - Banned duo?
  • - Banana pair
  • - Average print characters?
  • - Aquinas's being
  • - Annoying pair?
  • - Annie has two
  • - Anne's twins?
  • - Anne's doubles
  • - Annapolis graduate's rank, briefly
  • - Annapolis grad's rank, briefly
  • - Ann's twins?
  • - Ann has two
  • - An inning's three?
  • - An antenna has four
  • - Academy grad.
  • - 91A followers
  • - 50% of nine?
  • - 50% of Bonn
  • - 50% nonunion?
  • - 40% of ninety-nine?
  • - 40 percent of ninety-nine?
  • - 1/3rd of a banana?
  • - 1 point Scrabble tiles
  • - "Winning" has three
  • - "The Nanny" parts?
  • - "Star Trek" fig.
  • - "No, No, Nanette" quartet
  • - "No, No, Nanette" foursome
  • - "Manon" duet?
  • - "Inning" contains three
  • - Gloaming times, in poetry
  • - Short dashes
  • - Capt.'s inferior
  • - Milit. rank
  • - Typographer's concern
  • - Typesetting units
  • - Typography units
  • - Typesetting measures
  • - Typographic units
  • - Printers' units
  • - Tennis center?
  • - Dinner pair
  • - Dictionary section
  • - Annapolis grad
  • - Naval Academy grad
  • - Pulver's rank
  • - USNA graduate
  • - N N N
  • - U.S.C.G. rank
  • - Type sizes
  • - Printer's measure
  • - U.S.N. rank
  • - Letters
  • - Makes a mistake
  • - Low USN rank
  • - USN rank
  • - Doubles in tennis?
  • - Pair in London?
  • - Two for dinner?
  • - Trio from Don Giovanni?
  • - Recent USNA grad
  • - U.S. Navy off
  • - Neon tips?
  • - Lieut.'s subordinate
  • - "Cannon" has three
  • - Navy off
  • - Capt.'s assistant, maybe
  • - Most frequent letters in "cannelloni"
  • - Jr. naval rank
  • - Lt.'s inferior
  • - Three letters in "nanny"
  • - Letters that bookend "Nora Ephron"
  • - Lt.'s subordinate
  • - Northern borders?
  • - Tennis pair?
  • - Half of nine?
  • - Nine of diamonds feature?
  • - Minnesota twins?
  • - Type units
  • - Middle of dinner?
  • - USNA grad
  • - Non-majority?
  • - USN off
  • - Letters after ems
  • - Em halves
  • - Navy lt.'s subordinate
  • - CWO's superior
  • - Nav. rank
  • - U.S.N.A. rank
  • - 50% of neon
  • - Cdr.'s underling
  • - Cannes duo
  • - Chekov's orig. 'Star Trek' rank
  • - Peyton Manning's four?
  • - Nation borders?
  • - The word "nanny" has three
  • - Navy rank below lt. junior grade
  • - Spinning center
  • - Funny duo?
  • - Half-ems
  • - Pair of nines?
  • - Limits of negotiation
  • - Bonnet center?
  • - 25 percent of Cheyenne
  • - Grandstanding threesome?
  • - USCG rank
  • - Starfleet Academy grad
  • - Running trio?
  • - Nine penny's four
  • - Skinniest twins?
  • - Letters after 47 Across
  • - Two are required for planners
  • - Banning triplets?
  • - Tyranny's two
  • - Ems split
  • - Almost half of ninety-nine?
  • - Sunning triplets?
  • - Consonants in "ninny"
  • - Skinniest couple?
  • - Argentina has two of them
  • - Dash widths
  • - Naval off
  • - No-nonsense quartet?
  • - Center of meanness?
  • - Half of none?
  • - USN's successor to "passed midshipman"
  • - Cdr.'s charge
  • - Lengths of short printing dashes
  • - Printing measurements
  • - Naval acad. grad
  • - Naval rank
  • - Navy rank
  • - Linear units
  • - Capt.'s subordinate
  • - Entity
  • - Scrabble one-pointers
  • - Mil. rank
  • - Type measures
  • - Printer's measures
  • - Print units
  • - Print measures
  • - Printer's units
  • - Printer's concern
  • - Type squares
  • - Some dashes
  • - Printing measures
  • - Some dash lengths
  • - Type widths
  • - Printer's widths
  • - Dash lengths
  • - Printers' widths
  • - Inning half
  • - Measures
  • - Finnish duo?
  • - donne couplet?
  • - "Banana" has two
  • - lincoln has two
  • - they're in the middle of dinner
  • - characters seen at the beginning and end of napoleon?
  • - Banner parts?
  • - Naval rank letters
  • - four can be found in dungannon
  • - a turn performed by a student is unaffected
  • - This cancellation of a flat making you wild
  • - For a man to climb mountains is inborn
  • - Type of number also known as a non-negative integer
  • - be spontaneous! give al a turn!
  • - take a turn about los angeles but be spontaneous
  • - unaffected by a turn performed by a student
  • - you make aretha franklin feel like a ... woman!
  • - a note, just as expected
  • - Not made or caused by humans
  • - ... disaster (flood or earthquake for example)
  • - Sort of uniform necessitated on retirement?
  • - genuine, pure
  • - not artificial or imitation
  • - no artificial sign for the musician
  • - Organic buff, retired Russian banker
  • - sign flat for example isn't wanted here
  • - Organic, additive-free
  • - not an artificial note