| TAKEAFTER | Accept later that you are a chip of the old block (4,5) |
| OLD | A chip of the ___ block |
| BET | Chip of the old pot? |
| CHIP | A ___ of the old block : like father, like son ? (4) |
| BECK | Chip of the P.G.A. |
| SLIVER | Word for a thin bit, whether a chip of petit four, flake of almond, slice of cake, wafer of cheese, shred of hope or a shard of light under one's door (6) |
| TOOKAFTER | Accepted later that one was like (4,5) |
| PROCLAIMS | Announces officially that you are in favour of our demands (9) |
| ADVERTISE | Let it be made known that you are to take the seat and drive |
| BIRTHMARK | Blemish that you are born with (9) |
| SPOON | Originally a chip of wood, later a utensil in various sizes for eating or serving boiled eggs, caviar, grapefruit, mustard, salt, soup, tea etc (5) |
| ISEE | "...___ by your outfit that you are a cowboy..." |
| ONLINE | March/April 1996: T.O. ___ (Original name of the Star's website, which featured the electronic version of the newspaper). Later that year, it would be renamed to what it still is today ...More at #271 |
| ADVISE | Inform that you are a counsellor (6) |
| GEOGRAPHIC | Good gore produces a special chip of physical arrangement of place (10) |
| REALIST | It is later that you'll become a practical person (7) |
| FLAKES | Chips of toasted maize; crystals of snow; crumbly bars of chocolate; eccentric people; small flat fragments of fish food or pastry etc; or, sparks (6) |
| SPLINTER | Tiny chip of wood in a finger (8) |
| ANTED | Put up the first chips of a pot* |
| TERRAZZO | Flooring material that includes chips of marble, from the Italian |
