AMY LEACH, THINGS THAT ARE — [T]he Jackson's chameleon... will by mistake grab... its own forehead-horns and then panic, wrestling itself, frantic to escape its own... grasp, a one-reptile bedlam... . As... sunbeams... mix... around the thrashing chameleon, it can shift... hues... .
A. | Surrounding, as sound or light | AMBIENT |
B. | Author of "Gone With the Wind" | MITCHELL |
C. | Establishment often headed by a commodore (2 wds.) | YACHTCLUB |
D. | Numbskull, nitwit, moron | LAMEBRAIN |
E. | Enlarge, stretch, dilate | EXPAND |
F. | Starry pattern, constellation | ASTERISM |
G. | Bad place for a bull (2 wds.) | CHINASHOP |
H. | Comic strip about a wisecracking cat | HEATHCLIFF |
I. | Game Eva Gabor famously played on TV with Johnny Carson in 1966 | TWISTER |
J. | Product of manual labor | HANDIWORK |
K. | Going on and on and on and on | INCESSANT |
L. | Procedure for amending a bill? (2 wds.) | NOSEJOB |
M. | Fine, filmy cobweb | GOSSAMER |
N. | The old man in "The Old Man and the Sea" | SANTIAGO |
O. | Brontophobia trigger | THUNDERCLAP |
P. | Connie in the Basketball Hall of Fame | HAWKINS |
Q. | Deification; highest ideal | APOTHEOSIS |
R. | Boy Scout rank below Second Class | TENDERFOOT |
S. | What a colored ribbon may signify nowadays | AWARENESS |
T. | Brightly shining, luminous | REFULGENT |
U. | Soldiers on the losing side at Hastings | ENGLISHMEN |