| UTZ | Competitor of Ruffles |
| LAYS | Potato chip competitor of Ruffles |
| FRILLY | Full of ruffles |
| JABOT | Cascade of ruffles |
| DISTURBS | Makes a mess of ruffles (8) |
| FRITO | ___-Lay (maker of Ruffles potato chips) |
| ALLDRESSEDCHIPS | Canadian favourites in a bag of Ruffles: 3 wds. |
| AGITATES | It's a Gate production of Ruffles the Feathers (8) |
| TIER | One of a series of levels, layers or rows of theatre seats, cakes, skirt ruffles/flounces etc, placed one above the other (4) |
| CASCADE | A series of small waterfalls over rocks; or, something reminiscent of this, such as abundant ruffles of lace or trailing pink bougainvillea (7) |
| BASIL | 'Purple Ruffles' and 'Thai Sita' are two of the more unusual varieties of this culinary herb (5) |
| GATHERING | An assembly, bevy, congregation, crowd, flock, jamboree or party; or, a series of pleats, puckers or ruffles, made by pulling tight a thread in a line of running stitches in fabric (9) |
| RIDGE | Feature of a Ruffles potato chip |
| NEEDLESS | Superfluous ruffles attached to front of shirt |
| IRKS | Ruffles the feathers of |
| CUTANDTHRUST | Lively exchange of views ruffles Dutch art nuts (3,3,6) |
| FRILLS | Ruffles characteristic of flamenco dresses, mob caps or New Romantic blouses; affectedly elegant airs and graces; or, superfluous ornaments (6) |
| TIPPETS | Hood-tails or sleeve-streamers of historical garments; ecclesiastical scarves; fur capes; or, birds' ruffles (7) |
| RESHUFFLE | Rearrange cards he ruffles out of order (9) |
| CAMEOROLE | Small part of the errant romeo in "Lace Ruffles" (5,4) |
