Crossword clues for nan
nan
- Indian pita relative
- Flat bread of India
- Female Bobbsey twin
- East Indian flatbread
- Daughter of Richard and Mary Bobbsey
- Broadway lyricist Knighton
- Bread with vindaloo
- Bread with tandoori chicken
- Bread with korma
- Bread served with saag aloo
- Bread served with Indian food
- Bread often shaped like a teardrop
- Bread of India
- Asian bread
- Actress Woods
- "No, no" girl, for short
- ___ Flanagan ("True Blood" vampire)
- Tandoor bread
- Spoiler from Salisbury
- Something in an Indian breadbasket
- Socialite Kempner
- Sister of Bert Bobbsey
- Sis of Bob and Anna in "Mom and Dad Are Palindromes"
- Side served with shahi paneer
- Side order with tandoori chicken
- Scottish novelist Shepherd
- Round bread served with Indian food
- River in Thailand
- Reversible nickname
- Relative of Able and Baker
- Punjabi pita
- Punjabi bread
- Pita's Punjabi look-alike
- Pita's Indian kin
- Photog Goldin
- Papadum alternative
- Palindromic twin of fiction
- Palindromic flat bread
- Palendromic river of Thailand
- Painter Hudson
- Old ___, "Game of Thrones" caretaker
- Noted New York photographer Goldin
- New York socialite Kempner
- New York Congresswoman-elect Hayworth
- New York congresswoman Hayworth
- Ms. Fabray to friends
- Miss Tucket
- Miss Fabray’s nickname
- Miss Bobbsey
- Merriman or Goldin
- McCarthy or Goldin
- Masefield's "The Tragedy of ---"
- Mary Bobbsey's older daughter
- Longtime Doubleday editor Talese
- Legendary opera star Merriman
- John Masefield play "The Tragedy of ___"
- Jamie Brewer's role on "American Horror Story: Coven"
- It may be served with ghee
- Indian restaurant extra
- Indian bread that reads the same forward and backward
- Indian bread baked in a tandoor
- Indian bread — older relative
- Indian baked bread
- Hummus scoop, at times
- Grandma to some
- Form of Anna
- Flatbread type
- Flatbread in an Indian restaurant
- Flat Indian bread
- Flat bread in Indian cuisine
- Female nickname that's spelled the same forward and backward
- Fabray or Talese
- Fabray or Goldin
- Elder of the Bobbsey sisters
- Editor Talese with a Doubleday imprint
- Editor Talese
- Documentary photographer Goldin
- Curry paste go-with
- Curry bread
- Congresswoman Hayworth from New York
- Code word for "N" in the old U.S. Phonetic Alphabet
- Code letter
- Chicken vindaloo side
- British grandma
- Bread with Sag Aloo
- Bread with mattar paneer
- Bread with an Indian meal
- Bread served with korma
- Bread served with dal, maybe
- Bread orderer's alternative to poori
- Bread in an Indian restaurant
- Bread I like to use to make a chicken tikka masala taco
- Bread eaten with vindaloo
- Bread baked in a clay oven
- Bread also called khamiri
- Bobbsey miss
- Bert's sister of literature
- Bert's sister in books
- Bert's fictional sister
- Bert BobbseyÂ's twin
- Bert Bobbsey's sib
- Artist Hudson
- Aloo gobi bread
- Actress Martin of "The Other Side of the Mountain"
- Actress Grey of black-and-white films
- A young Bobbsey
- A literary Bobbsey
- "The Drew Carey Show" regular Martin
- "I'll Be Your Mirror" photographer Goldin
- "___ You're a Window Shopper" (Lily Allen parody song)
- 'The Mugger' actress Martin
- ____ Ling: Chinese range
- ___ Ling, Chinese mountain range
- ___ Flanagan (American Vampire League spokeswoman on TV's "True Blood")
- ___ Britton, mistress of Warren Harding who had a sensational 1927 tell-all book
- ___ A. Talese (Doubleday imprint)
- Bert Bobbsey's twin sister
- One of the Bobbsey twins
- Actress Grey or Martin
- Big-band vocalist Wynn
- Children's author Agle
- Photographer Goldin
- Pulitzer-winning writer Robertson
- A Bobbsey twin
- Bert's fictional twin sister
- One of the Bobbseys, in children's literature
- Masefield play "The Tragedy of ___"
- Grey who co-starred in "Three Smart Girls"
- Social maven ___ Kempner
- Palindromic girl's name
- ___-Shan, ship in Conrad's "Typhoon"
- Indian bread (Var.)
- Editor Talese with her own Doubleday imprint
- Tandoori-baked bread
- Asian flatbread
- Britton who wrote "The President's Daughter," 1927
- Staple of Indian cuisine
- Indian restaurant serving
- Book editor Talese
- Chicken tikka go-with
- Sop for aloo palak
- It may be eaten with tikka masala
- Tikka masala go-with
- Grandmother, to Brits
- Editor ___ A. Talese
- The original "It" girl
- Tandoori bread
- Old ___, "Game of Thrones" character
- Bert's sister in "The Bobbsey Twins"
- Bert's sister in children's literature
- Bread that's often brushed with ghee
- Usually shaped like a teardrop
- Leavened bread baked in a clay oven in India
- A river of western Thailand flowing southward to join the Ping River to form the Chao Phraya
- (British) your grandmother
- Masefield heroine
- Thai river
- Fabray, familiarly
- Mimi Kennedy TV role
- Actress Fabray, to friends
- Dwarf: Comb. form
- River of Thailand or a literary twin
- Fabray, to friends
- N as in ___
- Ping River feeder
- Soprano Merriman
- Singer Merriman
- Masefield's "The Tragedy of _____"
- Bert's mystery-solving twin
- Palindromic name
- ___ Ling, Chinese range
- Anagram for Ann
- "No-No" girl, for short
- Girl's name
- Diva Merriman
- Merriman of opera
- Miss Fabray, to friends
- Granny just the same, looking back?
- Older lady a bit on the side for Indian?
- Old woman making bread?
- Relative that's often eaten in India
- Indians supply this aged family member
- That is taken from vacuous pet name
- Family nickname
- Indian flatbread
- Girl's nickname
- Mom's mom
- Palindromic woman's name
- Flatbread of India
- Twin of Bert Bobbsey
- Round bread of India
- Grandma, affectionately
- Palindromic fictional twin
- Palindromic Bobbsey twin name
- Grandma, to some
- Bread from a tandoor
- Bert Bobbsey's sister
- Twin sister of Bert Bobbsey
- Palindromic nickname
- A Bobbsey sister
- Mideast bread
- Bobbsey twin
- Palindromic girl
- Indian flat bread
- Bert Bobbsey's sis
- Indian restaurant bread
- Girl’s nickname
- Turkic flatbread
- Pita look-alike
- Delhi bread
- Bobbsey girl
- Bert's twin sister, in fiction
- Chicken vindaloo go-with
- Chapati alternative
- Bread served with vindaloo
- Bread served with chicken tikka masala
- One of the Bobbsey clan
- Indian restaurant freebie
- Bert's Bobbsey twin
- Art photographer Goldin
- Actress Martin or Grey
- Woods of "China Beach"
- Twin of fiction
- Tandoor-baked bread (var.)
- River through northern Thailand
- Palindromic twin of children's literature
- Palindromic literary twin
- Palindromic Indian flatbread
- Mezzo-soprano Merriman
- Masefield's "The Tragedy of ___"
- Little Miss Bobbsey
- Indian restaurant basketful
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
The Collaborative International Dictionary
Nan \Nan\, interj. [For anan.] Anan. [Prov. Eng.]
Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
fem. proper name, usually a familiar form of Ann before the 20c. rise in popularity of Nancy. From c.1700 as a characteristic name for a serving maid. As short for nanny, etc., from 1940.
Wiktionary
Etymology 1 n. (context British English) Affectionate name for a grandmother. Etymology 2
n. (alternative spelling of naan English)
WordNet
n. your grandmother
a river of western Thailand flowing southward to join the Ping River to form the Chao Phraya [syn: Nan River]
leavened bread baked in a clay oven in India; usually shaped like a teardrop
Wikipedia
Nan or NAN may refer to one of the following.
Nan , Nangong , Nanguo is a Chinese surname
Usage examples of "nan".
Nan was younger, Aborigines were considered sub-normal and not capable of being educated the way whites were.
Tir Nan Og, as do all of us here in the Tir inna m Beo, the land of the living.
My nan rolls her eyes that it has come to this, and brandishes her walking stick in imitation of a doddery old pensioner, which is pretty funny coming from her at this time.
But then, Nan had said the old lady was in her dotage, so perhaps it had not been such a great accomplishment.
Verity wondered if they would remember what had happened to them in the City after the nan surge, the overlay of personality after personality, role after role, in the ecstatic dance that Durancy and India and even Rose had led them on.
But Nan had noticed the way he was, she noticed in the village hall at her eightieth birthday party.
Itch Hollens, dead from wounds taken during the fall of Minnoras as those Rowdies who had gone into the city with Nans tried to flee.
Nans Gryphonheart led with Itch Hollens and Travis Potshard, her second and third respectively, flanking her.
Coconut chutney and mint chutney and green chilli pickle and gooseberry pickle, all served with the usual nans, popadoms, parathas and puris, of course.
Carol wiped up the remaining traces of chicken jalfrezi with the last chunk of nan bread and savoured the final mouthful.
Sylvia Foote, Paolo Recantati, Winston Shreve, Nan Rothschild, Skip Lockhart, and Thomas Grenier.
As soon as his charges were safely at the strand, Snoopy, perhaps accompanied by Nan, would have gone off to collect his band of Little People.
They had started sifting out before the night was over and by the time he and his band had left, there had been none about--none but Snoopy, who now was marching up there in front with Conrad, and Nan, who presumably was flying about to spy out whatever might be happening.
Basmati rice, lentils, green salad, okra, nan bread, tandoori chicken.
A group of twenty-somethings was gathered around two tables pushed together, dipping nan bread into bowls of chutney and chili paste and toasting some sort of success with Lal Toofan beer.