| TENACIOUS | Bad son a cutie dogged (9) |
| OMBUDSMAN | One receives complaints from poor mum with bad son (9) |
| DANGEROUS | Treacherous and bad son argued (9) |
| EDUCATION | Teaching a cutie, don distracted (9) |
| PERSONAGE | In many ways a super son, a gentleman, and a notable character (9) |
| SNAKEBITE | Drink making son a bit keen to get drunk (9) |
| SUPERSTAR | Policeman and sailor have son, a famous person (9) |
| LARCENOUS | Son: a cruel, wicked criminal (9) |
| SCOUNDREL | Son a rogue curled (9) |
| ALEXANDER | Philip's son, a learned eccentric carrying cross (9) |
| SWIFTNESS | The distance covered by pigs takes son a second to achieve with rapidity (9) |
| BOILEDHAM | A follower gets well blotto locally with Noah's son - a meaty type (6,3) |
| SOFTPEDAL | Next to son, a lot of the time hawk is sounding moderate |
| SWEETIE | A cutie-pie, dear, gem or honeybun who, much like the sugariness of a bonbon, candy, confect, sugarplum or ambrosial "white gold" oroblanco, is a delight to be around (7) |
| CHINUPS | Some exercise? It ain't so bad, son |
| ADDLE | Bad son kicked out of seat (5) |
| LIL | __ Wolf: Big Bad's son, in Disney comics |
| AWW | 'What a cutie!' |
| YIDDISH | Language homework perhaps written up by a cutie (7) |
| ELOPE | Marry a cutie on the q.t., maybe |
