| Venus's male counterpart? | 29 |
| Twin-blade razor brand | 22 |
| Shaver introduced in '77 | 28 |
| Razor brand since 1977 | 22 |
| Razor brand made by Gillette | 28 |
| Procter & Gamble razor | 26 |
| New Gillette brand in 1977 | 26 |
| Handle for a little shaver? | 27 |
| Grooming brand since '77 | 28 |
| Good News! alternative | 22 |
| Gillette's ___ Plus | 23 |
| Gillette Mach3 forerunner | 25 |
| Gillette brand since 1977 | 25 |
| Gillette brand of 1977 | 22 |
| Fusion ProGlide competitor | 26 |
| Fusion and Sensor forerunner | 28 |
| Forerunner of the Mach3Turbo | 28 |
| Classic Gillette razor | 22 |
| Cause of a close shave? | 23 |
| Brand in a medicine cabinet | 27 |
| Beard-preventing brand | 22 |
| Alternative to a Trac II | 24 |
| ___ Plus (razor brand) | 22 |
| ___ Plus (pharmacy purchase) | 28 |
| Vehicle for Duke Ellington | 26 |
| Transport to Sugar Hill | 23 |
| It stops at Penn Station | 24 |
| Express to take, in song | 24 |
| Ellington title transport | 25 |
| "Take the _____" | 26 |
| Medicine cabinet brands | 23 |
| Certain Gillette razors | 23 |
| Razors with pivoting heads | 26 |
| Gillette Trac II successors | 27 |
| '... lovely as --' | 26 |
| Ending of a Kilmer poem | 23 |
| "...lovely as ___" | 28 |
| ____ Grows in Brooklyn | 22 |
| Words in a Kilmer simile | 24 |
| Up ___ (at a disadvantage) | 26 |
| Trapped, with "up" | 28 |
| Trapped, after "up" | 29 |
| Stumped, after "up" | 29 |
| Start of a Betty Smith title | 28 |
| Start of a B. Smith title | 25 |
| Last words of a Kilmer poem | 27 |
| Kilmer's last words? | 24 |
| Bad off, after "up" | 29 |
| Like lowered heart rates | 24 |
| Having no kinetic energy | 24 |
| Banned event, informally | 24 |
| Longfellow's bell town | 26 |
| Italian cathedral city | 22 |
| Town near Penne, Italy | 22 |
| Town in a Longfellow poem | 25 |
| Site of a Longfellow bell | 25 |
| Pasta-manufacturing town | 24 |
| Literary relative of Adano | 26 |
| Italian cathedral town | 22 |
| Cathedral town in Italy | 23 |
| Anagram for Ms. Moreno | 22 |
| Abruzzi cathedral town | 22 |
| "The Bell of ___" | 27 |
| Lobbies with glass ceilings | 27 |
| Trajan's courtyards | 23 |
| Ruins of Pompeii sights | 23 |
| Indoor trees may grow in them | 29 |
| Ventricles' counterparts | 28 |
| Rooms with open ceilings | 24 |
| Indoor plant areas, perhaps | 27 |
| Architectural features | 22 |
| Upper chambers of the heart | 27 |
| They may have glass ceilings | 28 |
| Spacious building areas | 23 |
| Some fancy hotel features | 25 |
| Romans' central courts | 26 |
| Providers of added light | 24 |
| Places for indoor plants | 24 |
| Open-ceilinged lobbies | 22 |
| Multistoried hotel courts | 25 |
| Malls within malls, say | 23 |
| Main halls of Roman homes | 25 |
| Lobbies with trees, maybe | 25 |
| Hotel convention hangouts | 25 |
| Hotel and mall features | 23 |
| Features of some hotels | 23 |
| Courtyards lit by the sun | 25 |
| Courts or halls, to Caesar | 26 |
| Central halls in Roman houses | 29 |
| Like some fibrillation | 22 |
| Having an open courtyard | 24 |
| Concerning a heart chamber | 26 |
| Of an upper heart chamber | 25 |
| Like part of the heart | 22 |
| Take ___ down memory lane | 25 |
| Hove clear, as an anchor | 24 |
| Take ___ down memory lane ... | 29 |
| Position for a sail or mast | 27 |
| Off the bottom, as an anchor | 28 |
| Take -- (do some traveling) | 27 |