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All answers begin with the letter "N".
1. This country on a per capita basis, has the world's fastest growing population:
2. This is a sugarly fluid in plants that bees turn into honey:
3. This country is commonly known as Holland:
4. This is a song by Cher all about pins:
5. They tested the effects of the Atomic bomb here:
6. This is the outer most planet in our solar system:
7. This is one of the Scandinavian countries which has a sauna in almost every home:
8. As of 2019 he had won the French Tennis Championship ten times, in 2022 he won his 21st major tennis tournament:
9. This is a sum money set aside for a potential special project or occasion:
10. Teenaged couples in love do a lot of this:
11. He was a South African hero:
12. These were a ladies fashion statement which were unavailable during World War Two:
13. This is to eat or chew in small bits:
14. This 'Northern' state faces the Atlantic Ocean. It was the first state to delcare independence from England:
15. As of 2019, in this country has more sheep than people:
16. If you're going to build a new dog house you probably need some of these:
17. This is one of the Japanese automobile manufacturers:
18. It is said it is best to be friendly with your:
19. These fry pans are advertised on television:
20. This state is bordered by Vermont, Massachusetts and Connecticut:
21. This company manufactures and sells athletic footwear, apparel and equipment:
22. The 2001/2002 Covid aftermath created a shortage of these:
23. This is a nick name for a mental institution:
24. This is a fund of money accumulated as a reserve:
25. He won The Voice judge contest in 2022:
26. This is one who has the same name as another:
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27. This is a term used to describe a person who has a self inflated image of themselves :
28. This is a popular resort city on Florida's gulf coast which was selected as having America's best beaches, miles of calm waters and fine white sugar sand. The pier erected in 1988 is the cities symbol:
29. This a term used when two race horses are running extremely close as they reach the finish line:
30. This is a Candian dog, heavily coated, highly intelligent, has web feet, and is an excellent swimmer:
31. This Canadian province is recognized as a the trucking capital:
32. New more powerful magnifying telescopes are currently discovering additional planets. This is currently the most outermost planet in our solar system:
33. He was a popular American author, painter and illustrator. He became famous for his "Everyday Life Illustrations" that he created for the Saturday Evening Post:
34. The Panthers play football for these two American States:
35. Carlos Alcaraz became the new senation in the sport in 2022/2023 :
36. This organization of world countries was created after World War Two. The goal was to prevent future wars, maintain peace amongst all countries:
37. This is a food paste made with ground duram and eggs, finally shaped in ribbon form:
38. Her best movies were "Splendor In The Grass", "Rebel Without a Cause", and "West Side Story." In 1981 she died in a boating accident:
39. This is an earlier name for a low cost merchandise store similar to today's Dollar stores :
40. This a sexy loose fitting bedroom garment:
41. This is a word related to utilizing atomic energy, or atomic power as in the Ukraine and France :
42. This is a popular spice sprinkled on coffee or hot chocolate:
43. This is a tortilla chip topped with cheese:
44. This an area of unowned, unclaimed or uninhabited land:
45.This is something we use to celebrate the incoming New Year:
46. Demi Moore was feeling rebellious when she appeared pregnent on the cover of Vanity Fair Magazine in this state of undress:
47. This Gelato has three flavors :
48.He fiddled while Rome burned :
49. This new found Planet referred to as a "___________"! It is so young that its building blocks of gas and dust are still coming together :
50. These are awards and financial prizes given in Literature, Peace and Medicine. The awards were established in the year 1900 for the encouragement of persons who work in the interests of humanity :
51. This small U.S. state holds the first primary elections in the nation:
52. This deals with the nervous system including the brain, spinal cord, and nerves of the body:
53. This was the world's first Nuclear Powered Submarine
54. Oslo is the capital of this country:
55. This movie with the starting letters "NO" won best picture Oscar in 2007:
56. There are over 2000 bridges in this American city :
57. This is an ugly name connected to German soldiers during World War Two :
58. This is a small bundle of flowers likely to be seen as a decorative addition to a wedding display :
59. Warren Buffet considered America's greatest investor lives here :
60. This Canadian province is considered to be the sea bird capital of North America :
61. This "N" word is someone who may not be of sound mind :
62. This is one less than one Hundred Naked Ladies:
63. In the traditional nursery rhyme where Jack Jumps Over the Candle Stick, what is Jack urged to be:
64. His auto biography is called "The Long Walk To Freedom":
65. This daughter of Frank Sinatra is best known for her song "These Boots Are Made For Walking":
66. In the classic sitcom Cheers this witty barfly was the only customer to appear in every single episode of Cheers. Everyone new his name which was ... :
67. The capital of this country is Managua :
68. This movie starred Cary Grant, Eva Marie Saint and James Mason. It was directed by Alfred Hitchcock :
69. She was the beloved wife of former American President Ronald Reagen :
70. The nickname for this state is "The Peace Garden State" :
71. The capital of this state is "Raleigh". It was one of the origianl 13 colonies:
72. This country is similar to Canada in that it has polar bears :
73. This actor born in 1936 is renowned for his dark-themed portrayals of neurotic characters. He won three academy awards including Best Actor for "One Flew Over the Cuckoos Nest":
74. These offer a Nutritional Powerhouse for the human body, Brazil, Walnuts, Pistachios, Almonds, Cashews, and Macadamia :
75. He was considered "The Roman God of the Sea":
76. This was one of the two Japanese cities to be hit with an Atomic bomb:
77. This actors birth name was "Coppola". His movies include "MoonstrucK", "Sleeping In Las Vegas", "City of Angels", "The Retirement Plan". His 2023 net worth is beleived to be $25 million:
78. You might be accussed of this if you show favortism to family or friends in offering a job or position:
79. This vitamin helps the functioning of your body's digestive system, nerves and skin:
80. This golfer was known as the "Golden Bear" :
81. This popular spread is addictive. Originally introduced in Italy, it contains hazelnut and cocoa:
82.This was Frank Sinatra's secret protection code name :
83. This "N" word ryhmes with "TREAT" :
84. This "N" word ryhmes with "ROSE" :
85. This "N" word ryhmes with "SLUMBER" :
86. This "N" word ryhmes with "PICKLE" :
87. This "N" word ryhmes with "STATION" :
88. This "N" word ryhmes with "CUTS" :
89. These are ABC, NBC, CNN, CBS :
90. He starred in the movie "The Hustler" :
91. This is the only month that has eight letters :
92. He was the English Prime Minister (1937 - 1940) who failed to recognize the real intentions of Adolph Hitler :
93. This Pennsylvania town is recognized as the "Fireworks Capital" of America :
94. This word is used in the United Kingdom in place of the word "Diaper" :
95. Name the one of these four countries that is land locked, Niger, Namibia, Nigeria, Nicaragua:
96. One of his over 100 songs was "UNFORGETTABE" which his daughter later also recorded :
97. This is where a new day begins:
98. This is the number of square feet in a square yard :
100. Based on a recent survey the question was, how many people age 25 to 40 would pay a nominal fee to know exactly when they will die from natural causes. Name the percentage:
Solutions!
1. Nigeria
2. Nectar
3. Netherlands
4. Needles
5. New Mexico
6. Neptune
7. Norway
8. Nadel
9. Nest Egg
10. Necking
11. Nelson Mandela
12. Nylon Stockings
13. Nibble
14. North Carolina
15. New Zealand
16. Nails
17. Nissan
18. Neighbor
19. Non-Stick
20. New York
21. Nike
22. Nurses
23. Nut House
24. Nest Egg
25. Niall Horton
26. Name Sake
27. Narcissism
28. Naples, Florida
29. Neck to Neck
30. Newfoundland (Newffie)
31. Manitoba
32. Neptune
33. Norman Rockwell
34. North and South Carolina
35. Tennis
36. Nations (United)
37. Noodles
38. Natalie Wood
39. Nickle and Dime
40. Night Gown
41. Nuclear Power
42. Nutmeg
43. Nacho
44. No Man's Land
45. Noise Maker
46. Naked
47. Neopolitan
48. Nero
49. Newborn
50. Nobel Prizes
51. New Hampshire
52. Neurology
53. Nautilus
54. Norway
55. No Country For Old Men
56. New York
57. Nazi
58. Nosegay
59. Nebraska
60. Newfoundland
61. Nincompoop
62. Ninety-Nine Naked Ladies
63. Nimble and Quick
64. Nelson Mandela
65. Nancy
66. Norm Peterson
67. Nicaragua
68. North Bay Northeast
69. Nancy
70.North Dakota
71. North Carolina
72. Norway
73. Nicholson (Jack)
74. Nuts
75. Neptune
76. Nagasaki
77. Nicolas Cage
78. Nepotism
79. Niacin (Vitamin B3)
80. Nicklas (Jack)
81. Nutella
82. Napoleon
83. Neat
84. Nose
85. Number
86. Nickle
87. Nation
88. Nuts
89. Networks
90. Newman (Paul)
91. November
92. Nevile Chamberlain
93. Newcastle
94. Nappy
95. Niger
96. Nat Nat King Cole
97. New Zealand
98. Nine
99. Night Gown
100. None
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