- CHIPS
- Ante matter?
- Intel output
- French fries in England
- Popular TV show
- Casino stack
- They're thrown into the pot
- They go in pots and bowls
- Companion of fish
- Party munchies
- Shots near the green
- See 28 Across
- Pot contents
- Small imperfections
- Snacker's bagful
- Salsa scoopers
- Salty bagful
- Some munchies
- Blackjack stack
- Chocolate morsels
- Snack or stack at the poker table
- Cookie ingredient
- Teacup imperfections
- Poker tokens
- Party snacks
- Counters of value
- Crunchy snacks
- Crispy potato snacks
- Nachos, for instance
- Popular character in a James Hilton story.
- Shots from just off the green.
- Counters.
- Thin slices of food.
- Blue ___.
- Golf shots.
- Game pieces.
- Small diamonds.
- Fragments.
- Fish and ___.
- Partner of fish
- Casino money
- Money substitutes
- Blue and potato
- Good-bye, Mr. ___
- Wood and potato
- Donat role
- Poker wherewithal
- Short golf shots
- TV cop show
- Computer parts
- Salsa companion
- Snack items
- Poker supplies
- Silicon implants
- China problems
- Poker pieces
- Takes the edge off, maybe
- Things that 18-, 27-, 46- and 60-Across may have
- ___ and 37-Across (snack option)
- Lay's product
- 8-Down, across the 15-Down
- Stack (or snack) on a table
- Contents of a bowl or a pot
- Contents of a poker pot
- Bad things to find in a tea set
- Bits of Intel?
- Fries, to Brits
- Cookie ingredient, sometimes
- Fried fish complement
- Poker items
- Common snack
- Poker stake
- They may fall where they may
- Salsa holders
- Crunchy additions to some sandwiches
- Nicks in a coat of nail polish
- Cash on hand?
- Features of 17-, 22-, 47- and 58-Across
- French fries, to a Brit
