Stick a Pork in it

by Judy Long

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A.   Party pooper (four words)

B.   Folder style

C.   Indian prince

D.   Cognizant

E.   Post-production activity

F.   Annoying

G.   Locomotive feature

H.   Drumhead trial (two words)

I.   Roof edges

J.   Oared

K.   Colorful parrot

L.   Within one`s means

M.   Inquisitive nature

N.   With O, Lord Byron opening line (seven words)

O.   See N (six words)

P.   "Cat`s ___" (Hot tamale!)

Q.   Abash

R.   Canning necessity

S.   Trinitarian formula (fifteen words)

T.   Adjunct to I

U.   Hawthorne collection (three words)

V.   "Please explain" (two words)

W.   Greek mathematician

X.   Cousin Brucie, for one (two words)

Y.   Famous field

Z.   Schwa, for example (two words)

AA.   American astronomer (two words)

AB.   Nadir (two words)

AC.   Egg-shaped

AD.   Sensual

AE.   Pale yellow

AF.   Reagan decade

AG.   Dylan song (three words)

AH.   Sinatra or Hope line (nine words)

AI.   Incomparable (four words)

AJ.   Trend

AK.   Classic ballad opening line (twelve words)

AL.   More pleased

AM.   Dallas family

AN.   Made furrows

AO.   Writer Christopher

AP.   King Arthur`s nephew

AQ.   Childhood aches (two words)

AR.   Popular site

AS.   Recreant

AT.   Was indebted

AU.   Early Manhattan town (two words)

AV.   Ingratiated

AW.   Nuncio

AX.   "Straight ___" (Honest person)

AY.   Kick up one`s heels, in a way (three words)

BZ.   Restiveness

.   Football infraction

.   Famous weeper

.   Point a finger at

.   Attorney`s bailiwick