There`s No Cheer There

by Judy Long

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A.   Hands-on practitioners? (two words)

B.   Wonka`s helpers (two words or one, hyph.)

C.   Pertaining to a metameric acid

D.   Ladling

E.   With "I," and F, P, AA and AB, start of American
classroom recitation (five words)

F.   See E (six words)

G.   Jewish scholar-teachers

H.   Paine opener (eight words)

I.   Pantywaist

J.   Held up, in a way

K.   Irrreverent historical question? (eleven words)

L.   Stevie Wonder`s Midwestern birthplace (two words)

M.   Lavish

N.   Not worthy of attention (three words)

O.   Disney classic (four words)

P.   See E (four words)

Q.   Hawaiian treats

R.   Gets around

S.   Burstyn/Alda flick (four words)

T.   `80s New Wave band (three words)

U.   Tracy/Hepburn flick (two words)

V.   Archetypal melodrama characters

W.   Influential people (three words)

X.   Dylan - or Nelson - song title (four words)

Y.   Certain medical specialists

Z.   Petula Clark`s musical instructions (twelve words)

AA.   See E (four words)

AB.   See E (five words)

AC.   Frolics

AD.   Pessimism (three words)

AE.   Greedy

AF.   Italian dish (two words)

AG.   Electrophysiology technique (two words)

AH.   Cheerleader`s accoutrements (one word, two words,
or hyph.)

AI.   Japanese leader (two words)

AJ.   Holds as an opinion

AK.   American marsupials

AL.   Obstetric test

AM.   Neutral vowel sound

AN.   With "I," Beatles song (four words)

AO.   British actress (two words)

AP.   Tongue-twister start (six words)