| TERRAZZO | Flooring material that includes chips of marble, from the Italian |
| EXPEDIENT | Appropriate first bit of marble from former part of Greek temple |
| ELGIN | Marbles from the Parthenon (5) |
| LUNACY | Loss of marbles from net-like bagging one used in Paris (6) |
| BRIO | Scandinavian maker of original 'Labyrinth' game: keep the marble from falling through the hole in the maze. |
| 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) |
| PAVONAZZO | Coloured marble from around Wunsiedel used for length of sumptuous Italian building |
| 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) |
| ANTED | Put up the first chips of a pot* |
| UPSHOTS | Consequences of chips, of course (7) |
| LINOCUT | Print made from a block of flooring material (7) |
| TAKEAFTER | Accept later that you are a chip of the old block (4,5) |
| EARTH | Third "rock" or "blue marble" from Sol, synonymous with dirt, soil and turfen loam, from brackish and fresh water to oceanic brine and sea foam (5) |
| CARQARA | Transport two artists to get marble from here (7) |
| DOGGYBAG | Child's pet name for the chips - of course, it's essential for any takeaway (5,3) |
| TATAMI | Type of mat used as a flooring material in traditional Japanesestyle rooms. (6) |
| LINO | Flooring material in centre of oblong houses |
| BECK | Chip of the P.G.A. |
| GEOGRAPHIC | Good gore produces a special chip of physical arrangement of place (10) |
| ATELIER | From "chip of wood", French for an artist's studio/artisan's workshop (7) |
