Crossword Clue: Chocolate ___
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Matching Crossword Puzzle Answers for "Chocolate ___"
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Possibly related crossword clues for "Chocolate ___"
Based on the answers listed above, we also found some clues that are possibly similar or related to Chocolate ___:
- ___ in (contribute)
- ___ on one's shoulder
- ___ Potts (youngster in "Beauty and the Beast")
- Amy's big brother
- Amy's brother
- Bargaining ___
- _____Man, Alberta
- A ___ off the old block
- A Carter
- Ante matter?
- Ante, maybe
- Ante, often
- Antique damage
- A ... off the old block
- Approach shot at Doral
- Approach shot, in golf
- Approach shot in golf
- Approach shot, perhaps
- Approach shot
- Ben & Jerry's Chocolate ___ Cookie Dough ice cream
- Bicuspid nick
- Bit of chocolate
- Bit of wood
- Block fragment
- Block part
- Blue ___
- Blue or poker
- Allie's son
- Also known as "video game music"
- Fragment broken off
- Fragment
- Integrated circuit
- Intel product
- Dealer's tip unit
- French fry
- French fry, to a Brit
- Boy who became a teacup in "Beauty and the Beast"
- Ceramic flaw
- Certain golf shot
- Fried potato snack
- Greenside golf shot
- Greenside shot
- Deep-fried potato slice
- Break, as a tooth
- Frito or Dorito, for example
- Frito or Dorito
- Break off
- Feature of some debit cards
- Computer ___
- Computer component
- Computer item
- Computer marvel
- Computer need
- Computer part, silicon ...
- Computer part
- Edible scooper of salsa
- Dental flaw
- Guacamole support
- Fergie's French fry
- Furniture flaw
- Electronic device
- It may be committed to memory
- Gambling asset
- Gambling token
- Game counter representing money
- Deteriorate, as paint
- Contentious shoulder piece?
- Game-table item
- It may precede a putt
- Diamond fragment
- Cookie ingredient
- Cookie's chocolate morsel
- Cookie's chocolate piece
- China defect
- China flaw
- China problem
- Chocolate-___
- Chocolate ___ cookie
- Chocolate ___ cookies
- Chocolate ___
- Chocolate fragment
- Chocolate morsel
- Chocolate or peanut butter morsel
- Item in a pot, maybe
- Item purchased at Reno
- Item that might be dipped in salsa
- Dip holder
- Dip's mate
- Cossette
- Hardly a long shot
- Counter used to represent money in games
- It's dipped in a dip
- Dish damage
- Dish defect
- Circuit holder
- Circuitry site
- Dishware flaw
- Have a ___ on one's shoulder
- Have a ___ on your shoulder
- Flake
- Fleck
- Credit card feature
- Flowerpot flaw
- Crispy potato snack
- Crispy snack
- Candy piece
- Crunchy potato snack
- Dorito or Pringle
- Golf shot near a green
- Golf shot
- Golf stroke
- Collectible's "condition issue"
- Casino counter
- Casino currency
- Casino disc that can be cashed in
- Casino disk
- Casino item
- Casino piece
- Casino souvenir
- Casino token
- Dale's cartoon pal
- Dale's pal
- Damage, as pottery
- Drop in the Vegas bucket
- V- ____
- Serving-dish defect
- Motherboard component
- Vegas disc
- Shaving (found on one's shoulder?)
- Mrs. Potts's son, in "Beauty and the Beast"
- Plastic disk at a poker game
- Plate flaw
- Plate problem
- Roulette playing piece
- Short golf shot
- Short, lofting stroke, in golf.
- "My Three Sons" son
- Short shot
- Short shot in golf
- Short shot to the green
- Shot by the green
- Shot from an apron
- Shot from the apron, often
- Shot from the apron, usually
- Shot from the apron
- Shot near the green
- Shot out of a sand trap
- Shot to the green
- Shoulder décor
- Shoulder item
- Shoulder troublemaker?
- Poker accessory
- Poker ante, maybe
- Poker ante
- Poker bet component
- Poker counter
- Poker disc
- Poker disk
- Poker item
- Poker or potato
- Nachos tidbit
- Poker player's token
- Poker pot disk
- Poker pot piece
- Poker token
- Poker unit
- Part of a casino stack
- Old block remnant?
- Wood __
- Part of a poker player's pile
- Part of an old block?
- Memory item
- Mexican restaurant snack
- Reason to get some cosmetic dental work
- Pot component
- Pot ingredient
- Pot item
- Pot unit
- Potato ____
- Potato or poker
- Potato snack
- Potato — token — golf shot
- One may follow a long drive
- Mighty mite in a computer
- One of Carter's sons
- One of Hi and Lois' kids
- One of many in a casino
- One of My Three Sons
- One of the Carters
- Pentium product
- Minimum wager, often
- Minimum wager
- Mint chocolate ___ (ice cream flavor)
- Nick
- Reno token
- Modern credit card feature
- Pringle, e.g.
- Problem for a dentist
- Monte Carlo currency?
- Progeny of an old block
- Piece of candy.
- Piece of the block
- Piece of the old block?
- Piece thrown into a poker pot
- Oreo morsel in ice creams
- Wood fragment
- Wood sliver
- Word after "chocolate" or "corn"
- Spall
- Silicon Valley product
- Salsa holder
- Salsa scooper
- Salsa support
- Word with "computer" or "chocolate"
- Word with "poker" or "blue"
- Word with poker or blue
- Word with potato or chocolate
- Word with ''wood'' or ''chocolate''
- Splinter
- Symbol of contentiousness
- Stack part, in poker
- Slice
- Small, broken-off piece
- Small counter
- Small piece broken off something
- Teacup damage
- Teacup defect
- Teacup flaw
- Snack food
- Snack in a bag
- Use a No. 8 iron
Recent Usage of Chocolate ___ in Crossword Puzzles
We track a lot of different crossword puzzle providers to see where clues like "Chocolate ___" have been used in the past.
Here are all of the places we know of that have used Chocolate ___ in their crossword puzzles recently:
- New York Times - April 4, 2020
- New York Times - Aug. 24, 2017
- New York Times - May 8, 2016
- Brendan Emmett Quigley - Nov. 16, 2015
- New York Times - Nov. 10, 2012
- New York Times - Jan. 21, 2011
- Inkwell - Nov. 13, 2009
- New York Times - June 1, 1997
- USA Today Archive - June 19, 1995
- New York Times - March 12, 1989
- New York Times - Sept. 23, 1972
