| BRATTIER | Row after bishop, vile type, is behaving more like a naughty child |
| FAELWENA | Start behaving more responsibly, literally? |
| ANIMADVERSION | Censure Damian, vile type (13) |
| HELVETICA | Awful cheat, vile type |
| POTATO | Informal word for a large hole in a sock or stocking; or, according to Icelandic tradition, a vegetable left by the Yule Lads in a shoe of a naughty child at Christmas (6) |
| RAT | I smell a ___ (suspect that someone is behaving dishonestly) |
| SPITBALL | Cross after hints about what a naughty child might throw (8) |
| BAHAIST | Adherent of religion is seen in a hat, going after bishop |
| CHARLIE | Dot's grandson who is behaving suspiciously in EastEnders (7,6) |
| ACTINGTHEGOAT | Silly way Nanny is behaving? (6,3,4) |
| INCHARACTER | At home, person is behaving normally (2,9) |
| SELFRESPECT | Feeling that one is behaving with honour and dignity (4-7) |
| SPANK | Punish a naughty child, in a way |
| IMP | I plan to see off a naughty child |
| TIMPANO | Something beaten, a naughty child wearing topaz ring |
| PESTO | The sauce of a naughty child beginning to obtrude |
| RASCAL | Ultimate in misbehaviour when class briefly admits a naughty child |
| IMPLYING | Giving you to understand he's a naughty child (8) |
| RIOTACT | It might be read to a naughty child |
| ROOM | Go to your ___ (parent's instruction to a naughty child) |
