| 100% | CALIBER | 7 | .45, e.g., for a firearm |
| 65% | MILITARYJARGON | 14 | "Moonbeam," for a flashlight, e.g. |
| 65% | SOP | 3 | Bread for a stew, e.g. |
| 65% | FISCALPERIODS | 13 | Quarters for a business, e.g. |
| 65% | PRICE | 5 | Three for a dollar, e.g. |
| 65% | TYRE | 4 | Radial for a Jaguar, e.g. |
| 65% | ANALOGY | 7 | Pump for a heart, e.g. |
| 65% | SEMESTER | 8 | Fall for a senior, e.g. |
| 65% | AGELEVEL | 8 | 9+ for a game, e.g. |
| 64% | RDAS | 4 | Stds. for A and E, e.g. |
| 64% | LACK | 4 | Mane, for a female lion, e.g. |
| 64% | ENROLL | 6 | To register for a course, e.g. |
| 64% | TEA | 3 | Beverage for a genteel affair, e.g. |
| 63% | EVENTIME | 8 | Exactly 3 hours for a marathon, e.g. |
| 63% | PSA | 3 | Free ad for a nonprofit, e.g. (Abbr.) |
| 63% | RPM | 3 | A 45's 45, e.g. |
| 62% | TERM | 4 | Two years for a U.S. congressperson, e.g. |
| 62% | TERM | 4 | Six years for a U.S. senator, e.g. |
| 60% | PAC | 3 | Stephen Colbert's Americans for a Better Tomorrow, Tomorrow, e.g. |
| 60% | ADS | 3 | "What Would You Do for a Klondike Bar?" spots, e.g. |
| 60% | SPEAKER | 7 | E.g. a portable device used for listening to music |
| 60% | PREPPED | 7 | Got ready, e.g. ingredients for cooking a meal |
| 60% | AGE | 3 | 18, e.g., as a minimum for voting |
| 60% | SECONDNATURE | 12 | Riding a bike, e.g., for most |
| 60% | GPA | 3 | 3.5, e.g., for a student |
| 60% | GAZETTE | 7 | A regular newsletter, for e.g. |
| 59% | SILENCER | 8 | Sound suppressor for a firearm, used by 007 |
| 59% | EXCHANGE | 8 | Swap, switch, e.g. for a different size |
| 59% | PHONO | 5 | Place for a 45 |
| 58% | PDA | 3 | Bussing on a bus, e.g., for short |