| FETAL | Pertaining to the unborn |
| BUNTHORNE | Patience won him the potential of the unborn |
| FOETAL | Of the unborn, in the later stages of pregnancy (6) |
| LANUGO | The soft hair that covers the unborn young of some mammals, including humans (6) |
| EMBRYONIC | Outraged by crime on the unborn (9) |
| WOMB | Organ that protects the unborn child |
| BUMP | Impact of the unborn person! (4) |
| AMNION | It protects the unborn child in Oman perhaps |
| FOETUS | British non-technical spelling of the unborn offspring that develops from an animal embryo |
| IMMACULATE | Dogma that the unborn Virgin Mary was preserved from all original sin (10,10) |
| CONCEPTION | Dogma that the unborn Virgin Mary was preserved from all original sin (10,10) |
| GARY | Actor Oldman (The Unborn costar of 15 Across) |
| PROLIFE | Supporting the right to life of an unborn; opposed to abortion (3-4) |
| TOETAL | Pertaining to unborn child |
| ASWELL | Grudging response to 15: "A toff over a butcher's has to live like an unborn baby" (2,4,2,3,2,8) |
| UMBILICAL | - - - cord, the long, flexible tube connecting an unborn baby with the placenta (9) |
| DNA | Test Mercedes McQueen had to determine the paternity of her unborn babies (1,1,1) |
| FETUS | An unborn organism carried within the womb (5) |
| BUMPKIN | Country cousin is related to unborn baby (7) |
| EMBRYO | Unborn offspring in the process of development (6) |