| GARROTTER | Murderer good? A right baddie! (9) |
| DIVA | Greedy? A right prima donna! (4) |
| GORDON | Belying his name, this 1963 train robber who died in January 2016 was definitely a baddie! (6,5) |
| GOODY | Belying his name, this 1963 train robber who died in January 2016 was definitely a baddie! (6, 5) |
| GARIBALDI | Biscuit's good - a coarse one (9) |
| VINDICATE | Make good a claim to see show |
| BOON | From "prayer", a favour or request; a blessing; or, from "good", a word meaning close, convivial or jovial (4) |
| STOCKADE | A good a defence as any to carry aid, reportedly (8) |
| HEEL | German philosopher, no good - a baddie |
| MARKETGARDENING | Growing business? Good a get firm, initially lost, to enter promotion (6,9) |
| NOWS | "___ as good a time..." |
| GRUFF | It's little good, a pope being surly (5) |
| PHENOMENAL | Remarkably good, a help working with no males included (10) |
| RECOUPED | Made good a financial loss |
| SOMEWINEMORNING | As good a time as any, if tipsy? |
| TWOWRONGSDONTMAKEARIGHT | One can't make good a mistake with another one |
| MORGANATIC | Remarkably good, a romantic sort of marriage |
| PISTOL | Seemingly good, a great deal's offered up for one getting fired |
| MENDACIOUS | Make good a large number of debtors' bills, falsifying accounts? |
| ANGELICA | Very good - a cake decoration |
