| UNPREPOSSESSING | Not creating a favourable impression (15) |
| ODOURLESS | Forged euros sold, not creating a stink (9) |
| OCTANERATING | Force not creating a measure of ability to withstand compression |
| SPIN | To present news or information in a way that creates a favourable impression (4) |
| PREPOSSESSING | Gaining a favourable impression, urging sheriff's men inside (13) |
| PREPOSSESS | Make a favourable impression fill the mind beforehand (10) |
| CUTTHEMUSTARD | Time those people start to understand getting covered in sweet sauce to make a favourable impression (3,3,7) |
| INAGOODLIGHT | Creating favourable impression in a satisfactory answer to clue |
| PUBLICRELATIONS | The promotion of a favourable company image by well-known brothers for example (6,9) |
| WINDOWDRESSING | Light morning activity creating favourable impression |
| STREETCRED | Deters cert to create favourable impression (6,4) |
| AGGRANDISE | Artfully rig agendas to create unjustly favourable impression (10) |
| WIFI | Radio network starts to win immediate favourable impression |
| POLE | A stake formerly marking a favourable starting position in a horse race, hence the most advantageous position at the start of a motor race (4) |
| DOCTOR | Person who provides a favourable slant to a news item, policy, etc, especially on behalf of a political party (4,6) |
| WELLAWAY | Off to a good start, is in a favourable position |
| APPROVINGLY | In a manner suggesting a favourable judgment of something (11) |
| DENOUEMENT | For a favourable outcome you need to have a menu |
| IMPRESARIO | Mostly produce a favourable reaction on a Spanish flower producer |
| CHANCES | Takes a risk in the hope of a favourable outcome |
