| 100% | PIC | 3 | ___ du Midi Observatory, located at a height of 9439 feet in the French Pyrenees |
| 42% | PIC | 3 | ___ du Midi, mountain in the French Pyrenees known for its observatory |
| 31% | ALOFT | 5 | At a height (in the sky) |
| 31% | CHEZ | 4 | At the home of, in French |
| 31% | HAND | 4 | Unit in the measure of a horse's height |
| 31% | TEN | 3 | Height in feet of a basketball rim |
| 31% | NET | 3 | It's in the middle of a court at Wimbledon |
| 31% | STUFFING | 8 | The meaning of farce in a French restaurant |
| 30% | CRAMPINGUP | 10 | In pain at the end of a race, say |
| 30% | TOENAIL | 7 | Thing at the end of a foot |
| 30% | TOE | 3 | Digit at the end of a foot |
| 30% | CIO | 3 | Top executive at a company in charge of the computer systems: Abbr. |
| 30% | SOCLE | 5 | Projecting part at the foot of a wall |
| 30% | PLEASE | 6 | The P in PTO, found at the bottom of a page |
| 30% | MORENDO | 7 | In music, a gradual decrescendo at the end of a cadence |
| 29% | CIE | 3 | Abbr. at the end of a French business name |
| 29% | SILL | 4 | Piece of wood at the foot of a window |
| 29% | MINUETTO | 8 | A tempo di __, at the speed of a French 3/4 dance |
| 29% | REIGATE | 7 | Town in Surrey at the foot of the North Downs |
| 29% | SURRENDER | 9 | To give in, especially at the end of a battle |
| 29% | WIDOW | 5 | Short line at the top of a column, in typesetting |
| 29% | POSITION | 8 | Pole __, in first position at the start of a race |
| 29% | ERIE | 4 | Lake at the end of a canal finished in 1825 |
| 29% | ANTE | 4 | Money put in at the beginning of a card game |
| 29% | CLOSED | 6 | Came in to pitch at the end of a game |
| 29% | XXXXXXXXXXXX | 12 | Moves in the shape of A's, O's and U's at a disco? |
| 29% | ZWICKAU | 7 | Town in Saxony, Germany, at the foot of the Ore Mountains |
| 29% | REIGATE | 7 | Town in E Surrey at the foot of the North Downs |
| 29% | ZWICKAU | 7 | City in Saxony, Germany, at the foot of the Ore Mountains |
| 29% | MAGDALENE | 9 | Mary __ set up a vigil at the foot of the Cross |