Power of Suggestion

by Judy Long

       
         
         
       
           
           
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A.   "___ Let me make you smile." (four words)

B.   "___ that can do more harm to the vessel in which
it is stored." (Mark Twain, four words)

C.   Dale Evans (three words)

D.   Extremely conservative

E.   "___ on children." (G.B. Shaw, eleven words)

F.   Energy-saving home option (two words, one hyph.)

G.   Teacher`s companion (two words)

H.   One encyclopedic segment, perhaps U-V? (two words)

I.   "___ like." (Will Rogers, seven words)

J.   Ebert, for one (three words)

K.   "Days of Future Passed" group (three words)

L.   Hogwash

M.   Distension

N.   "The tooth, the whole tooth, and _" (four words)

O.   Wages (two words)

P.   Brighten

Q.   Kaufman/Hart classic - and good advice (six words)

R.   Insensibility

S.   Popular, prolific sportswriter (two words)

T.   Unforgettable words of Emil Faber - hint: "Toga!
Toga! Toga!" (three words)

U.   Sergio Leone`s companions to "The Good" (four words)

V.   A magic cape, perhaps? (two words)

W.   Contestant from the Hawkeye State (two words)

X.   Compassionate

Y.   Secretly hitched a ride (two words)

Z.   Irreverent historical question, "___ Mrs. Lincoln,
how did you like the show?" (three words)

AA.   Game currency (two words)

AB.   Metaphor for skin tone variety (three words)

AC.   Slander

AD.   English retiree`s dream perhaps? (two words)

AE.   "___ mind." - Proverb that disputes "Absence makes
the heart grow fonder." (five words)

AF.   "___ and how he got there..." Famous Groucho opening
(nine words)

AG.   Like dead weight (two words)

AH.   Northeastern tourist town (two words and an abbr.)

AI.   White sauce accompanying chipped beef? (two words)