A Jigsaw for AntZ

 A second puzzle!

This time it is an ABC jigsaw variation. So what is the starting point of ABC Jigsaws? Get a grid with 26 entries. Of course trying to do that in a smaller grid canwork but leaves a lot of answers with very short lengths. So I tried halfing the number of clues and using the first and last letters for my pangram.

 It was rather constraining but I think the result is pretty good.

This was made as an iPuz using a googlesheet provided by Alex Boisvert and I am posting it with a Crossword Nexus applet because they work with iPuz and Crosshare doesn't.

Read the Notes for info on how to solve.

 

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