The unclued lights (three of two words), individually or paired, are of a kind, with 1 Down as a plural. Two of these unclued lights do double duty to reach the number indicated in the title. Ignore one apostrophe and, elsewhere, an acute accent. Chambers does not confirm 25A.
Across
1 What a professional soldier might expect to earn? (13, two words)
9 Regularly got across propellers (4)
11 English specify new law about kitchen equipment (10)
12 Knight left country singer (4)
16 Was in French estaminet, confused with the absence of small men (5)
17 A common waif (5)
20 This gives some writers valuable tips...
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