(RACHEL) CUSK, DRIVING AS METAPHOR — [A] person traveling by bicycle feels an antipathy towards cars, yet once inside a car can immediately become irritated by cyclists, and as a pedestrian could dislike them both, sometimes all in the course of a single day.
Note: We Americanized the spelling of "travelling" from the original quote.
A. | Jazz bandleader who sang "Hi-de-ho" (2 wds.) | CABCALLOWAY |
B. | Weird, eerie, preternatural | UNEARTHLY |
C. | One in a state of torpor | SLEEPYHEAD |
D. | Insects also called bush crickets | KATYDIDS |
E. | State in which one's jaw might hang open | DISBELIEF |
F. | Genuine article (2 wds.) | REALMCCOY |
G. | Language in which "Excuse me" is "Fyrirgefðu" | ICELANDIC |
H. | Fictional prince with the Singing Sword | VALIANT |
I. | Conclusion based on known evidence | INFERENCE |
J. | Decade in which the Ford Focus, Toyota Prius and Dodge Durango were introduced | NINETIES |
K. | Favorable indeed, as an opportunity | GOLDEN |
L. | Instinctive, spontaneous, knee-jerk | AUTOMATIC |
M. | Banner serving as an emblem | STANDARD |
N. | Epithet of a Midwestern industrial hub (2 wds.) | MOTORCITY |
O. | Air pollution concerns | EMISSIONS |
P. | Losers to the Giants in the 2012 World Series | TIGERS |
Q. | 1969 album whose cover shows a zebra crossing (2 wds.) | ABBEYROAD |
R. | Money on hand for minor expenses (2 wds.) | PETTYCASH |
S. | Trendy lifestyle not conforming to conventional tastes | HIPSTERISM |
T. | Roadblocks | OBSTACLES |
U. | Put a new handle on | RENAME |