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AHWA Cryptic Crossword #2
by David Carroll
This is another crossword written for the Australian Horror Writers Association, though all are welcome.
Special instruction: All across answers share a common theme, and are otherwise not given a definition in their clues.
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- 29-across half-eaten offspring? (5)
- Silent, with mouldy ends (5)
- Overheard patricide (5)
- Sorrow is great without ease (7)
- Retaliped (9)
- Twist plan in strange aeons (6,2,1,5)
- Mangled gore (4)
- Tear apart semi-solid coating (7)
- I'm about to leave (2-2)
- Disturbed cult takes drug to hear colour (7)
- Drift about if swallowed (7)
- Even exits riot (4)
- Ring out god (7)
- Yes, Berlin was emptied (4)
- Newborn pirates plunder (7,7)
- Scare government agent about enemy's ends (9)
- Angelic dance floor (7)
- Sired antichrist, then ate nubile initiates (5)
- Why replace the last Marx Brother? (5)
- Model diecast (5)
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- Reminds gangster to take over middle of 29-across (4)
- Cut hands for Edward (7)
- That's right, it's shared by across answers (2,4)
- A fellow's drug is his home (5)
- Apparently just a space station (3)
- Horror director you'd zone, an odd selection (5)
- Sounds short, the French dress (6)
- Person in court makes an obvious argument (9)
- Death wears an Ockham's razor outside (4)
- 11-across makes sound, but can't write (4)
- 23-across story, in short, destroys city centre with fox tail (a tail bone) (6)
- It's brutal in the loup-garou ghetto (5)
- 29-across radiator doesn't start (5)
- 37-down destitute portion outlived all (6)
- Bird killer had wings, apparently (3)
- 33-across' evil twin? Yet it's grey, for starters (3)
- Local hero beat-up, almost broken (9)
- Celebrate the birth of 27-across? (4)
- Is old code cracked with stylish movement? (3,4)
- Invisible sun shifts compass points (6)
- Open-hearted fish rises to snack (6)
- Great effort overhead, but remain completely stationary (5)
- Settle pear-shaped pony tail (5)
- Bird ending legal defences (4)
- Vow of loving and leaving first effigy (4)
- Sounds like 29-across action (but isn't) (3)
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This crossword is available in Across format. To solve it on your computer, you should install Across Lite, and then open this file within the program: AHWACrossword2.puz.
 
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