What a Prankster

by Judy Long

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A.   French classic (three words)

B.   Sweet treat (three words)

C.   Judas and his four brothers

D.   Repulses, perhaps by a show of vulgarity (three
words)

E.   With M and Q, nursery rhyme on harried motherhood
(fifteen words)

F.   Brontë`s anti-hero

G.   With "The," Gibson flick (four words)

H.   With "The," TV show or traditional "talk"? (three
words)

I.   Servicability

J.   Military exploration

K.   Night flight

L.   State of bliss?

M.   See E (fourteen words)

N.   With O, Sondheim lyrics (eleven words)

O.   See N (fifteen words)

P.   Executor`s responsibility (two words)

Q.   See E (nine words)

R.   Desert havens

S.   Sane

T.   Falling behind

U.   Bass, superlatively

V.   Picnic staple (two words, one hyph.)

W.   Opposite of conductivity

X.   By virtue of one`s station (two words)

Y.   Communications giant, formally (four words)

Z.   With "The," le Carré classic (seven words)

AA.   Like poll taxes, for example -- at least in the U.S.

AB.   Marley, et al

AC.   Like some beer - or bread

AD.   "Grow ___," Lennon lyrics (ten words)

AE.   With "The," Disney sci-fi movie (four words)

AF.   Numbers, in a way

AG.   Most despondent

AH.   Start of a childhood retort (seven words)

AI.   Detachment

AJ.   Sanitized

AK.   Werewolves, for example (two words)

AL.   With AM, AN and AO, opening of Carmichael/Parish
classic (eight words)

AM.   See AL (ten words)

AN.   See AL (seven words)

AO.   See AL (five words)

AP.   Infrequently (five words)

AQ.   International security association, formally (four
words)

AR.   Purpose

AS.   "Little ___," start of arachnophobic rhyme

AT.   Safecrackers

AU.   Betty Smith classic (five words)

AV.   Queasiness

AW.   Comic detective (two words)

AX.   Bill Robinson (two words)

AY.   Capra comedy (four words)

BZ.   Advertising technique (four words)

.   Lithgow comedy (four words)

.   Features of fighter jets (two words)

.   Frequent "I Love Lucy" guest? (two words)

.   Orbital points

.   Most plump

.   "Yes ___!" ("Most certainly")

.   Leda`s offspring (three words)

.   Chorus opener for AL (thirteen words)