Two unclued lights are terms for the same style. One, consisting of two words, forms a cryptic indication of each of two unclued lights. The other is a word that can be divided into three words; each of these defines each of two of the other unclued lights.
Across
1 Part of thesis systematically weak (5)
6 Leading note on cubist works (8)
13 Turning cold during brilliant spectacle (9)
15 Fish indeed covered with fungus (8, two words)
16 Doorkeepers having no time for steady gazers (6)
17 Commander with note for trumpeter (5)
26 Undermine plodding student (3)
28 ...
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