| An order to a helmsman | 22 |
| After-dinner drink, for many | 28 |
| ___ Said, city in Egypt | 23 |
| __ Said: Suez Canal harbor | 26 |
| ___ Santa (basilica door) | 25 |
| Travel-friendly, in a way | 25 |
| Describing some TV sets | 23 |
| Saskatchewan Port of Entry | 26 |
| Gateway to the Internet | 23 |
| Gateway on the Internet | 23 |
| AOL's Web site, e.g. | 24 |
| "Can-Can" composer | 28 |
| Part of a safari party | 22 |
| One who carries baggage | 23 |
| Drink at the Duke's Head | 28 |
| 2004 Canadian Idol winner | 25 |
| Sleeping car attendants | 23 |
| Railroad station employees | 26 |
| Katherine and Gene Stratton | 27 |
| Window with an ocean view | 25 |
| Window or wall opening | 22 |
| Stateroom "window" | 28 |
| It provides an ocean view | 25 |
| One of a French literary trio | 29 |
| Shylock's outwitter | 23 |
| Bassanio's beloved | 22 |
| Nerissa is her waiting-maid | 27 |
| Antonio's defender | 22 |
| Antonio's barrister | 23 |
| Covered building entrance | 25 |
| ___-Novo (capital of Benin) | 27 |
| ___ Alegre (Brazilian city) | 27 |
| Brazil's __ Alegre | 22 |
| __-Novo: Benin's capital | 28 |
| __ Novo: Benin capital | 22 |
| Lisboa's sister city | 24 |
| Brazil's ___ Alegre | 23 |
| ___ Novo (Benin capital) | 24 |
| ___ Alegre, Brazilian seaport | 29 |
| ___ -Novo (African capital) | 27 |
| __ Novo (African capital) | 25 |
| Gilbert Stuart specialty | 24 |
| Rogues' gallery item | 24 |
| Many a White House artwork | 26 |
| Hanging over many a mantel | 26 |
| They're left at sea | 23 |
| New York and Los Angeles | 24 |
| Computer access points | 22 |
| Wires may connect to them | 25 |
| Where ship captains hang out | 28 |
| They receive many calls | 23 |
| Places to put your boat | 23 |
| Places to plug in peripherals | 29 |
| Peripheral plug-in places | 25 |
| Passages for gas, steam, etc. | 29 |
| New York and New Orleans | 24 |
| Los Angeles and New York | 24 |
| Liners' destinations | 24 |
| Destinations for some wires | 27 |
| Cork and Corfu, for two | 23 |
| Cities that host ships | 22 |
| Boston and New York, e.g. | 25 |
| Baltimore and Philadelphia | 26 |
| Vasco da Gama's homeland | 28 |
| The Azores are part of it | 25 |
| Its only neighbor is Spain | 26 |
| It once ruled Mozambique | 24 |
| Columbus sought support here | 28 |
| Ancient Lusitania, now | 22 |
| Neg.'s counterpart | 22 |
| Letters on a battery terminal | 29 |
| A battery terminal, briefly | 27 |
| Stamp sellers, for short | 24 |
| Shortstop, e.g.: Abbr. | 22 |
| On the plus side?: Abbr. | 24 |
| Mailing stations: Abbr. | 23 |
| Like some terminals: Abbr. | 26 |
| Like some poles: Abbr. | 22 |
| Like natural numbers: Abbr. | 27 |
| Getters of letters: Abbr. | 25 |
| Battery terminal abbr. | 22 |
| Former Yankee catcher Jorge | 27 |
| Put forth, as a question | 24 |
| It's sometimes struck | 25 |
| Something that's struck | 27 |
| Put forward, as a question | 26 |
| Prepare to be photographed | 26 |
| Prepare for a portrait | 22 |
| Work at a fashion shoot | 23 |
| What a model has to hold | 24 |
| Sit for a painting, say | 23 |
| It's struck by a model | 26 |
| It's struck at a shoot | 26 |
| Cooperate with a photographer | 29 |
| Work with an artist, perhaps | 28 |
| Work for an artist, maybe | 25 |
| Wait for the click, say | 23 |
| Vogue on a dance floor | 22 |
| Thing struck, then held | 23 |
| Take a stance, perhaps | 22 |