This is more of the same type of word puzzle I did in You can order them, and keep them. If you solved (or saw the solution of) that puzzle, this isn't going to be as interesting because it's exactly the same thing, but it might still be enjoyable to solve the individual clues. To recap: each clue gives TWO words, which give a letter; the letters can be combined to form two more words, which share a special property with all of the decoded clues.
- All but what you think should be here. (6)
- Calm them down. Or put a bullet through them. (7)
- Dictator's motion control. (8)
- My armpit has sustained no damage. (8)
- Rope off the vulture. (6)
- Round priest. (6)
- Your prize was going to be a sketch, but I'm going to have to redo it. (6)
Here's another one, that I got from an acidic commentator:
- British listing of blood clots. (9)
- Countryside grimace. (6)
- I meant to hit the tab key. (6 or 8)
- Silverware abuse. (7)
- Three-legged sloth. (6)
- Unbelieving shortstop. (7)
And here are the best of the left-over clues I came up with, but couldn't fit together into complete puzzles. The clued letters do NOT spell anything this time, but if you've followed along this far I think you'll agree that the individual answers are pretty much self-verifying. (Warning: some of these are rather obscure...)
- Being smooth depresses me. (6)
- Bounded cattiness. (8)
- Bruce Wayne is Chicken Little! (6)
- Falsely accused of growing crops (6 or 7) [was
Crop... rectangles???] - Fan hat. (6)
- Highwayman's horse protection. (7)
- Landscape coach. (7)
- Let the buyer be wearing one of my Halloween outfits! (8)
- My mental health depends on glossiness. (6)
- Platypus with a regular beat. (9)
- Quietness of the moon. (7)
- Strange burner. (7)
- The border of your pointer. (6)
- Thrown over an obstacle. (6)
- Unlucky car repairers. (9)
- Withered love goddess. (9)
- Worthy of a bevel. (5 or 7)