No 12419, Tuesday 11 Sep 2018, Gridman

Home Sweet Home

H, wherever it occurs, stands for a word to be discovered by the solver. (This must have foxed those using the Interactive version!)

AROSS
1   Stopper at a poor H (8) BUNGALOW {BUNG}{A}{LOW}
5   Restriction about almost own H (6) BHAVAN {B{HAVe}AN}
9   A great many healthy in good H (8) DWELLING {D}{WELL}{IN}{G}
10 Setter enters building worker’s French H (6) MAISON {MA{I}SON}
12 At the H of revolutionary leader with last letter (4) CHEZ {CHE}{Z}
13 Brother's personal notes scattered in a type of H (10) BROWNSTONE {BR}{OWN}{NOTES*}

15 Strewn about the French H (6) CASTLE {CAST}{LE}
17 Secures within lower H of India (5) LAND {AND} in {LS}
20 Not doing well, sitting in empty veranda of H (5) VILLA {ILL} in {Ve...aH}
21 Each vacated half-H extremely lovely with facility (6) EASILY {EA}{SemI}{LovelY}
24 Spot description of a kind of trading H (10) COMMERCIAL [DD]
27 Almost fixed endless combination in a kind of H (4) SEMI {SEt}{MIx}
29 Police officer can begin surveying ice Hs (6) IGLOOS {IG}{LOO}{Su...g}
30 H where others recover with setter (4,4) REST HOME {OTHERS*}{ME} Semi&lit
31 Bird H young boy fitted together (6) NESTED {NEST}{ED}
32 English people intent in a kind of H (8) TENEMENT {E}{MEN} in {TENT}

DOWN
1   Journalist wading into stream finds ornament (6) BEDECK {B{ED}ECK}
2   Wanted what one did with dough, reportedly (6) NEEDED (~kneaded)
3   Misses female who is absent and suffers (4) AILS fAILS
4   He has got something now running — about to show up (5) OWNER {NOW*}{RE<=}
6   Comes to know of primarily honest listeners (5) HEARS {Ho...t}{EARS}
7   Nobleman against entertaining international nobleman (8) VISCOUNT {V{I}S}{COUNT}
8   Meaningless talk gives no directions (8) NONSENSE {NO}{N}{S}{E}{N}{S}{E}
11 Wins all with cry aboard ship (6) SWEEPS {S{WEEP}S}
14 Accountants get a Spanish H (4) CASA {CA'S}{A}
16 Fish around river and channel (6) TRENCH {T{R}ENCH}
17 Three learners go around the turn for respite (4) LULL{L}U}{L}{L}
18 Landlord's action makes novice to take it up and run around (8) EVICTION {EVIC{IT<=}ON*}
19 What a stag party comprises of (3,5) ALL MALES [CD]
22 Again change quarters or shed (6) REMOVE {RE}{MOVE}
23 Still, it is Mum! (6) SILENT [DD]
25 Destroy hero's central poem (5) ERODE {hERo}{ODE}
26 Ridge — where every other gaur settles (5) ARETE {gAuR+sEtTlEs}
28 Son yet to recover from eye problem (4) STYE {S}{YET*}

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