A.
Hands-on practitioners? (two words)
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B.
Wonka`s helpers (two words or one, hyph.)
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C.
Pertaining to a metameric acid
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D.
Ladling
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E.
With "I," and F, P, AA and AB, start of American classroom recitation (five words)
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F.
See E (six words)
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G.
Jewish scholar-teachers
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H.
Paine opener (eight words)
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I.
Pantywaist
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J.
Held up, in a way
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K.
Irrreverent historical question? (eleven words)
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L.
Stevie Wonder`s Midwestern birthplace (two words)
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M.
Lavish
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N.
Not worthy of attention (three words)
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O.
Disney classic (four words)
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P.
See E (four words)
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Q.
Hawaiian treats
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R.
Gets around
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S.
Burstyn/Alda flick (four words)
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T.
`80s New Wave band (three words)
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U.
Tracy/Hepburn flick (two words)
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V.
Archetypal melodrama characters
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W.
Influential people (three words)
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X.
Dylan - or Nelson - song title (four words)
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Y.
Certain medical specialists
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Z.
Petula Clark`s musical instructions (twelve words)
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AA.
See E (four words)
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AB.
See E (five words)
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AC.
Frolics
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AD.
Pessimism (three words)
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AE.
Greedy
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AF.
Italian dish (two words)
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AG.
Electrophysiology technique (two words)
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AH.
Cheerleader`s accoutrements (one word, two words, or hyph.)
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AI.
Japanese leader (two words)
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AJ.
Holds as an opinion
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AK.
American marsupials
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AL.
Obstetric test
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AM.
Neutral vowel sound
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AN.
With "I," Beatles song (four words)
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AO.
British actress (two words)
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AP.
Tongue-twister start (six words)
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