| FORTUNECOOKIE | Chinese biscuit (containing a slip of paper) (7,6) |
| LOT | The making of a decision by random selection of a straw or a slip of paper etc; or, by extension, an assigned or apportioned share; or, one's destiny, fate or fortune (3) |
| IOU | "Here's a slip of paper instead of actual money" note |
| MOTTO | Saying or maxim often found on a slip of paper in a Christmas cracker (5) |
| FORTUNE | ___ Cookies have a slip of paper inside word craze |
| LAPSUSLINGUAE | A slip of the tongue |
| CLERICALERROR | A slip of the pen (8,5) |
| PANEL | A saddlecloth; a slip of parchment listing jurors' names, hence a jury; a compartment of a door; a board for an oil painting; or, a section of a fence (5) |
| GARIBALDI | Biscuit containing a layer of compressed currants (9) |
| SNAP | A simple card game, a banger inside a Christmas cracker; or, a rolled ginger biscuit containing whipped cream (4) |
| SPLINT | An overlapping metal strip in medieval armour; a slip of wood for lighting a fire; a lath; or, a rigid support for a broken bone (6) |
| CHIT | Small slip of paper with a to-be-paid record maybe |
| LAPSE | From "glide, stumble", a word for a slip of the memory; an error; a fall from grace/rectitude; or, passing of time (5) |
| TYPO | Result of a slip of the finger on a keyboard |
| CEREAL | ____ bar, rectangular biscuit containing edible grain, eaten as a snack (6) |
| FORTUNECOOKIES | Biscuits containing messages on paper, served in some Chinese restaurants (7,7) |
| SCHEDULE | From the Old French meaning "slip of paper", an explanatory note or appendix in law; or, a timetable (8) |
| SHOPPINGLIST | Slip of paper to take to the grocery |
| TICKET | Printed slip of paper |
| COUPON | Slip of paper entitling one to something (6) |
