| MR | Prefix for Chips or Magoo |
| MICRO | Prefix for chip or phone (5) |
| DIPS | Go-withs for chips or crudite |
| SPUD | Raw material for chips or fries, informally |
| ZIPLOCBAG | Resealable container for chips or cheese |
| NUT | Snack for Chip or Dale |
| ACORN | Snack for Chip or Dale |
| SALT | Ocean mineral or crystal from the sea, taken up as a real or figurative pinch when seasoning one's chips or in a state of doubt or incredulity (4) |
| POKE | A bonnet's brim; a bag, pocket or pouch; a jab; a keen end of a stick; a Facebook nudge/digital elbow; a Scots cornet of ice cream or cone of chips; or, a Hawaiian bowl of goodness (4) |
| FRY | A single fishling or fingerling; children, froglets, salmon hatchlings or other small young things collectively; a potato chip; or, a dish or meal of food sizzled in hot oil (3) |
| SIDEORDER | Chips or salad perhaps, or desired bananas (4,5) |
| HERCULEPOIROTSCHRISTMAS | Chips or charlotte russe I'm cooking for Yule work (7,7,9) |
| ANAPAEST | Eats out after a brief rest: minute steak, fish 'n' chips or haute cuisine, for example (8) |
| FLAKE | A chip or sliver; a single crystal of ice or snow; a crumbly chocolate bar; fish food; or, a Stone-Age flint tool (5) |
| CRINKLE | A corrugation, crimp, furrow, pucker or other winding zigzaggy ruckle observed on creased cloth, an old wavy barrier of bricks, paper money, a ridge-cut potato chip or an unhealthy strawberry leaf; or |
| BLOW | Lose, as chips or money* |
| SCATTER | Splash, as chips or a bet* |
| SNACK | Chips or popcorn, perhaps |
| TEACH | Work like Mr. Chips or Mr. Kotter |
| DIP | Condiment served with chips or crackers (3) |
