| 100% | CASE | 4 | "I rest my ___" (lawyer's concluding words) |
| 54% | REST | 4 | "I ___ my case!" (lawyer's closing words) |
| 54% | CASE | 4 | "I rest my ___" (conclude) |
| 52% | REST | 4 | "I ___ my case" (concluding words from a lawyer) |
| 48% | DAMN | 4 | "Frankly, my dear, I don't give a ___" (Rhett Butler's words) |
| 46% | REST | 4 | "I ___ my case" (closing words from a lawyer) |
| 46% | IREST | 5 | ''__ my case'' (lawyer's words) |
| 46% | IREST | 5 | ''__ my case!'' (lawyer's words) |
| 45% | REST | 4 | "I ___ my case" (words from a lawyer) |
| 45% | AMEN | 4 | Prayer's concluding word |
| 45% | DAMN | 4 | Rhett Butler's final words, "Frankly, my dear, I don't give a ___" |
| 44% | REST | 4 | "I ___ my case" (concluding phrase from a lawyer, perhaps) |
| 42% | MISS | 4 | "I still ___ my old self." (a grown-up's words, perhaps) |
| 40% | OTIS | 4 | Redding who sang, "Sittin' here resting my bones / And this loneliness won't leave me alone" |
| 40% | MTV | 3 | I want my ___! (1980's slogan) |
| 40% | USE | 3 | "___ Me" (dustbin's words) |
| 39% | BEAM | 4 | "___ me up, Scotty" (Captain Kirk's words) |
| 39% | IRON | 4 | I'm on the periodic table and my symbol comes from the Latin word "ferrum" |
| 38% | NEON | 4 | I'm on the periodic table and my name comes from the Greek word for "new" |
| 38% | MAN | 3 | "I'm a ___ of my word" |
| 38% | IREST | 5 | "___ my case! (closing words from a lawyer): 2 wds. |
| 38% | CUE | 3 | Word after "That's my" or "right on" |
| 38% | WANDERED | 8 | I __ lonely as a cloud, Wordsworth's words |
| 37% | ASACLOUD | 8 | I wandered lonely __, Wordsworth's words |
| 37% | DAMN | 4 | "Frankly, my dear, I don't give a ___" (Rhett Butler's last words) |
| 37% | ARGON | 5 | I'm on the periodic table and my name comes from the Greek word for "inactive or lazy" |
| 37% | UNDO | 4 | Word processor's "remove what I did last" function |
| 37% | AMEN | 4 | Word repeated in Hozier's "Take Me to Church" |
| 37% | IREST | 5 | “___ my case” (trial lawyer’s phrase) |
| 37% | HISSY | 5 | ___ fit (tantrum that my daughter throws if I sing the wrong words to "Frozen," God forbid) |