is for adventure.
is for bauble.
is for can and the questions it poses:
Can [bad word] be found? Can we go to the bathroom? Can we set your hair on fire?
Yes you can, but you may not.
is for dunce cap.
is for egghead.
is for that word that you can't say on Sunday.
is for goosestep.
is for husking bee.
I is for ego, and
J is for jujube.
K is for kumquat or kneecap or kiss, defined as a salute of the lips.
L is for Latin, like red-hot and sweating in a bright yellow sports car
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Or cavern-like dwellings, or buzzing in the heads of brilliant young surgeons.
M is for monocles, worn by stern-looking women.
N is for novice, a bachelorette nun.
O is for oyster, and
P is for pleasant, used to describe women who don't carry guns.
Q is for quickie (quirky?) 
R is for roses, which people drop every day.
S is for saint, and
T is for tiger lily, a handsome young flower.
U is for urban.
W for windbag, a bag to hold wind.
X is for Xerox.
Y is for yaya, and
Z is for zest! spicy flavor, a pleasant relish, a keen enjoyment, as in:
"The audience applauded the band with zest."