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bade
  • - Directed, quaintly
  • - Commanded, in olden days
  • - Commanded (archaic)
  • - Ordered, quaintly
  • - Commanded, quaintly
  • - Commanded
  • - Requested to come
  • - Issued orders in poor English
  • - ordered a bed, perhaps
  • - Issued, as a farewell
  • - Summoned, old-style
  • - ... farewell (said goodbye, fancy)
  • - Expressed, as a farewell
  • - Offered, as a farewell
  • - Said, as a farewell
  • - Issued a command to
  • - Ordered, in olden days
  • - Expressed, as farewell
  • - Expressed, as a welcome
  • - What today's bid will be tomorrow?
  • - Expressed, as an adieu
  • - Responded to the auctioneer
  • - Offered, as farewell
  • - Adjured
  • - ...... farewell (said goodbye)
  • - Wished, as a farewell
  • - Uttered, as a farewell
  • - Offered, as a greeting
  • - Gave an order to
  • - Expressed, as a fond farewell
  • - Directed, old-style
  • - Today's bid tomorrow?
  • - Summoned via invitation
  • - Summoned by invitation
  • - Said, as goodbye
  • - Past tense of bid
  • - Gave expression to, as a fond farewell
  • - It may get a runaround
  • - Proposed
  • - Invited
  • - Requested
  • - Enjoined.
  • - Taiwanese city
  • - Urged
  • - ... naughty sweetheart is desired
  • - ...... adieu (said goodbye to)
  • - Called forth
  • - Charged
  • - Instructed
  • - Issued a command
  • - Summoned
  • - Wished.
  • - Expressed
  • - Beckoned
  • - Offered
  • - Ordered
  • - Called upon
  • - Beseeched
  • - Directed
  • - Said, as a goodbye
  • - .... adieu: said farewell
badegg
  • - criminal has satchel stuffed with diamonds for example
  • - Scoundrel in a dozen? (2 words)
  • - A rotten breakfast for an unpleasant fellow
  • - What's wrong, for example, with Top Gear? Produced by scoundrel!
  • - unsavoury scoundrel
  • - What's wrong with The Force following, for example, scoundrel?
  • - Local scoundrel is full of mischief, for example, on Top Gear
  • - No-good person, or a breakfast food that's gone rotten: 2 wds.
  • - Wolf in the henhouse?
  • - Rotten scoundrel!
  • - Rotter's evil urge
  • - Good-for-nothing, old-school (2 words)
  • - Rotten type given breakfast for soldiers?
  • - Evil urge for a rotter
  • - Troublemaker stinks out the co-op?
  • - Bachelor aged playing golf and is good for nothing
  • - Won't sink down to the depths with local scoundrel
  • - Is capable of floating in water and that's presumably a problem for the layer
  • - Scoundrel ordered to get good repeatedly
  • - Type who's always causing trouble
  • - Good-for-nothing
  • - Scoundrel
  • - colloquial term for a dishonest or unreliable person
  • - criminal has sack full of diamonds for example
  • - Not a nice person!
  • - Nasty person curate had to endure? Not entirely
  • - Unpleasant character wished to go by horse
  • - Rotter that was played down by cartoon curate?
  • - terrible person that might give you salmonella
  • - Bratty kid, e.g. [2 wds.]
  • - perpetual troublemaker
  • - No-good character (2 wds.)
  • - Disreputable character
  • - Untrustworthy (a potential stinker?)
  • - Slangy reprobate
  • - Rotter — something rotten!
  • - Pusilanimous person
  • - Not a good person!
  • - A real stinker?
  • - Nasty person
  • - Troublemaker is not up to scratch on English horse
  • - Career con, e.g
  • - Rotter has nasty urge
  • - One up to no good
  • - Villain ordered goods
  • - A rotten ovoid
  • - Nasty fellow is capable of floating in water
  • - No-gooder
  • - Rotten apple
  • - Crumb bum
  • - Disreputable person
  • - No-good person.
  • - Dishonest person: Slang.
  • - Tough hombre.
  • - Worthless person
  • - Malefactor
  • - Nasty type
  • - Meanie
  • - Ugly customer
  • - Unsavory sort
  • - Scalawag
  • - Reprehensible person
  • - Crumb
  • - Rogue
  • - Bounder
  • - Rotter
  • - Disreputable sort
  • - Ne'er-do-well
  • - Stinker
  • - Dishonest sort
  • - Troublemaker
  • - No-goodnik
  • - Nogoodnik
  • - Bagged (anag) — complete rotter!
  • - dishonest person, identifiable by floating?
baddy
  • - Book or film villain
  • - Dr. No or Mr. Hyde
  • - Villain in book or film
  • - One showing villainy by getting round dad somehow
  • - Villain appears day after day in tree
  • - Villain in a book/film
  • - Heavy in the theater
  • - Heavy in a Western
  • - TV villain: Slang.
  • - Villain
  • - Heavy
baddun
  • - saul, caretaker of cruella's tot, tucked into cake
baddog
  • - Rebuke to a pooch [2 wds.]
  • - Disapproving words to a pooch
  • - Reprimand to a biter
  • - Rebuke for Fido
  • - Rebuke to Bowser
  • - Rebuke to Rover
  • - "No SmartBones for you!"
  • - Reprimand on finding a shredded shoe
  • - Scolding for a Scottie
  • - Reprimand for Rex
  • - "No treat for you!"
  • - Reprimand after finding a chewed shoe
  • - Reprimand often given while pointing down
  • - Cry after discovering the furniture's been chewed, maybe
  • - Household reprimand
baddream
  • - Nightmare, essentially
  • - Nightmare
  • - Sleeper's problem
baddriver
  • - awful person on the way, notes club
baddreams
  • - Nightmares.
badeggs
  • - Rotten guys
  • - Rotters
  • - Dirty dozen?
  • - Nasty people
  • - Real stinkers, literally and figuratively
  • - Disreputable sorts
  • - They'll never amount to anything
  • - Perpetual troublemakers
  • - Good-for-nothings
  • - Unsavory characters
  • - Nogoodniks
  • - Bounders
  • - Stinkers
  • - No-goodniks
  • - Crumbs
  • - Rogues
  • - Scoundrels
badems
  • - Bathing resort on the Lahn River
  • - Noted German spa
  • - Famous spa.
  • - German spa
  • - German watering place.
baden
  • - Doubled, a German spa city
  • - When doubled, a German spa town
  • - Repeated, a Black Forest town
  • - State of old British port
  • - Half a German resort
  • - Half a Black Forest spa
  • - When doubled, a German spa
  • - Half of a German resort?
  • - When doubled, a spa city
  • - German wine region
  • - When repeated, a resort near the Black Forest
  • - When doubled, a German city
  • - German spa city
  • - Black Forest resort
  • - Swiss place-name in Ontario
  • - City in the Black Forest, when doubled
  • - Boy Scouts founder Robert ......-Powell
  • - Austrian spa town
  • - European spa site
badd
  • - color me ...... (band with the 1991 hits "i wanna sex you up" and "all 4 love")
  • - color me ......, group with the 1991 hit "i wanna sex you up"
  • - Color Me ....: 1990s R&B group
  • - Color Me ......
  • - "I Wanna Sex You Up" Color Me ......
badcrowd
  • - Dangerous thing to fall in with
badcrossing
  • - Poor crossword construction technique that requires too much of the solver
baddata
  • - "Garbage in, garbage out" subject
  • - Inaccurate information
  • - *Result of two people with incompatible values exchanging numbers, perhaps
  • - Statistician's numbers problem, sometimes
  • - Statistician's anathema
  • - Statistician's concern
badcredit
  • - Cause of a low rating
  • - Indication of risk to bank direct, possibly?
  • - Chapter 7 result, usually
badcop
  • - The rougher interrogator, in procedurals
  • - Procedural bully
  • - Half an interrogative, role-playing couple
  • - One of a pair of interrogators
  • - Police interrogation role
  • - Half of an interrogation team
  • - Dark blue?
  • - One of a pair of grillers
  • - Interrogation figure
  • - Provocative interrogation figure, perhaps
  • - Interrogation team member
badcough
  • - Bring up light touch by company - it's revolting to hear this from 18 across
baddeal
  • - Devil's bargain, so to speak
  • - *Common source of buyer's remorse
  • - Source of buyer's remorse
  • - It might lead to buyer's remorse
  • - Agreement with Satan, by most accounts
  • - What an unhappy buyer bemoans
  • - Unappealing situation, slangily
  • - Offering from a sleazy negotiator
  • - Short end of the stick
  • - Lead ....
badday
  • - Blue period?
  • - reason to flop down face-first on the couch when you get home, maybe
  • - ".... at Black Rock" [2 wds.]
  • - Daniel Powter song that was Billboard's top pop song of 2006: 2 wds.
  • - 2006 #1 hit by one-hit wonder Daniel Powter: 2 wds.
  • - Question from a bartender
  • - Cause for a spouse's commiseration
  • - "...... at Black Rock," 1954 film
  • - When nothing goes right
  • - Down time?
baddates
  • - Faulty connections?
  • - First and last meals together, maybe?
  • - "Emergency calls" may save you from them
baddate
  • - Source of many a twentysomething's horror story
  • - disappointing social outing
badbunny
  • - "Dakiti" rapper who won seven Lo Nuestro Awards in 2021: 2 wds.
  • - Dákiti singer who won four Billboard Music Awards including Top Latin Artist in 2021 (2 wds.)
badbreathandbeyond
  • - Riddle's answer
badbreath
  • - Mint target
  • - Revolting pants suggested by Bertha?
  • - Kissing turnoff
  • - Halitosis
badcall
  • - Prompt for fan booing
  • - Mistake at home, perhaps
  • - Reason to razz the ref
  • - Making unpleasant visit would be a terrible idea
badcalls
  • - John McEnroe went ballistic over them
  • - They might be game changers
  • - Incorrect decisions by sports officials: 2 wds.
  • - Booed decisions in sports
badbrains
  • - Punk godfathers from D.C.
badboys
  • - 1995 Will Smith movie
  • - Theme song for the TV show "COPS"
  • - 1995 action-comedy film starring martin lawrence and will smith
  • - franchise whose fourth installment was delayed after will smith slapped chris rock during the oscars
badbreak
  • - Bit of misfortune
  • - Misfortune
  • - It's unfortunate
badbreaks
  • - Misfortunes
  • - Unlucky occurrences
  • - Instances of rotten luck
badcleanfun
  • - What squirting someone with a hose is?
badco
  • - Mick Ralphs' band, for short?
  • - Paul Rodgers' band
  • - "Rock Steady" album (abbr.)
badcirculation
  • - One reason to see a cardiologist?
badcholesterol
  • - Nickname for the three-letter abbreviation hidden in this puzzle's theme entries
badchicks
  • - "Then he got caught passing ......."
badconnection
  • - Caller's annoyance
badcompany
  • - He's no fun at a party
badcold
  • - bod, clad inadequately, makes one proper poorly!
badchecks
  • - Bouncers
badcheck
  • - Bouncing payment
  • - Retailer's annoyance
  • - It bounces
badcase
  • - severe instance, as of the giggles
  • - Robert Palmer "...... of Loving You (Doctor, Doctor)"
  • - Extreme form, as of an illness
  • - Severe form, as of an illness
  • - Extreme illness
  • - Severe illness
badcess
  • - Misfortune, in Hibernia
badcat
  • - Angry pet owner's cry
baddie
  • - Stereotypical villain in a comic book or cartoon
  • - Villain in film or story
  • - Villain (slang)
  • - Cute way of saying "villain"
  • - Villain, slangily
  • - Sinner, sick, to cash in chips
  • - Guy in a black hat
  • - Villain, informally
  • - Villain in an oater
  • - Film villain
  • - Villain
  • - Also say I was brought in to be the villain
  • - Film or television villain
  • - villainous character
  • - type of vitamin supplement that is supplied by this crook
  • - It's not good to lay down one's life for local criminal
  • - Movie heavy
  • - Black-hatted guy, maybe
  • - Peter Lorre typecast
  • - Evildoer
  • - Ne'er-do-well
  • - No-goodnik
baddestofluck
  • - Born loser's bane?
baddest
  • - Cool beyond compare
  • - d eliza rose's chart topper, also known as b.o.t.a
  • - "Still da ..." (Trina title track of 2008)
  • - First-rate, in hip-hop
  • - Most excellent, in modern slang
  • - Best on the street, ironically
  • - Most mean, slangily
  • - Worst: Colloq.
baddesign
  • - Recall reason
badder
  • - Better, ironically, in rap lyrics
  • - Better, in street slang
  • - Better, in street lingo
  • - 1980s Rowan Atkinson sitcom series set in various historical periods
  • - Worse (slang)
  • - More excellent, like Michael Jackson?
  • - Better, slangily
  • - ".... than old King Kong": Croce lyric
  • - Not as good, so to speak
  • - More evil, so to speak
baddish
  • - Not very nice
baddieshack
  • - Villain's backwoods hideout?
baddies
  • - No-goodniks
  • - Good lives on, the opposite for criminals
  • - Villains
baddiel
  • - David ......, Frank Skinner's one-time comedy partner
baddebt
  • - Overdue IOU
  • - A loan unlikely to be repaid
  • - Be about to say more linked to telco financial woe
  • - It's no good by all accounts
  • - as per spooner, father's wager is a write-off
  • - Money owed that is unlikely to be repaid
  • - It may lead to a repo
  • - It may be written off
  • - Accounting write-off (2 words)
  • - It may be a write-off
  • - Banker's bane
  • - Irredeemable liability
  • - Accounting write-off
  • - Creditor's loss
  • - No one can collect it
  • - Accounts receivable write-off
  • - Example of a 47-Across
  • - Banking write-off
  • - Write off
  • - wicked young lady with time that cannot be recovered
  • - spooner's father gambled – such money won't be repaid
baddebts
  • - Creditor's losses
  • - Collector's items?
  • - Digs up part of green behind back of ground in cricket clubs - the types that are written off by all accounts
  • - They may be written off
  • - Income statement write-offs
  • - They're no good by all accounts
  • - Count in Belgium meets Baronet for top secret gatherings in Accounts - one might want to write them off
  • - They can't be collected
  • - Some write-offs
  • - They're unlikely to be collected
  • - Loans not likely to be paid off
  • - Lenders' banes
  • - Some business write-offs
  • - Receivables write......offs
  • - Certain write-offs
  • - Write-offs, perhaps
baddeed
  • - Crime, for example
baddeley
  • - Actress Hermione from England
baddecision
  • - Usually retrospective assessment
baddebuts
  • - Why the belles were sad after the coming-out ball?
baddebut
  • - Opening with a thud?
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