| BRIGHTLY | Bishop with good reason described as illuminating (8) |
| SANGUINE | Confident and with good reason, drinking half of Guinness (8) |
| SENSIBLY | Certainly upset about relation in Netherlands, with good reason (8) |
| STAMPING | Favourite place making an impression with good reason (8,6) |
| RATIONAL | Restrict distribution of case of alcohol with good reason (8) |
| ALLTHERE | No absentees - and with good reason (3,5) |
| SEXORGAN | Member perhaps with good reason to worry about mark on ballot paper (3,5) |
| NOSERAGS | Those are for runners with good reasons to fail (4,4) |
| RIGHTLY | With good reason, side with ally, ignoring the odds |
| GROUND | Favourite place making an impression with good reason (8,6) |
| TISANE | Medicine: it gets sent back with good reason (6) |
| RATIONALLY | Inform about one accomplice with good reason (10) |
| PEOPLETHATTIMEFORGOT | "___ ... and with good reason" |
| OPERATIONALLY | To 'ave expectations, with good reason, in terms of performance |
| LOGICALLY | With good reason, one fighting accountant dividing money unevenly |
| SPRIGHTLY | Brisk, with good reason, following latest odds |
| VALID | A number laid off with good reason (5) |
| SENSE | Have a feeling - and with good reason (5) |
| INSTIGATION | Where train stops around one with good reason to get going (11) |
| GREASES | Bribes with good reason initially, and relaxes (7) |
