| 100% | ITISDONE | 8 | “Your wishes have been carried out, my queen” |
| 41% | ONIT | 4 | "Your wish is my command!" |
| 40% | GENIE | 5 | "Your wish is my command" speaker |
| 40% | NAMEIT | 6 | "Your wish is my command" (2 wds.) |
| 39% | GENIE | 5 | "Your wish is my command" speaker |
| 38% | SPILT | 5 | Having been sloshed out |
| 38% | ALTITUDE | 8 | Let audit be carried out at height |
| 38% | GENIE | 5 | Your wish is his command |
| 37% | FOILED | 6 | Uncovered a plot before it was carried out |
| 37% | EMPTYPROMISE | 12 | Vow that probably won't be carried out |
| 37% | WAN | 3 | Your general appearance after you find out that the delicious stuff you had for dinner was actually baked bat intestines |
| 37% | IDLE | 4 | ___ threat (threat that won't actually be carried out) |
| 37% | OPENORDER | 9 | Market directive that's yet to be carried out |
| 37% | IDLE | 4 | ___ threat (one that won't actually be carried out) |
| 35% | IDLE | 4 | Like a threat that's never going to be carried out |
| 35% | DOING | 5 | Carrying out something, "He is ___ it as we speak" |
| 35% | EXECUTOR | 8 | Person who carries out will, last testament |
| 35% | YOUR | 4 | "___ wish is my command" |
| 34% | STALE | 5 | Like chips that have been out too long |
| 34% | EXECUTRIX | 9 | Female that carries out terms of a will |
| 34% | INAROW | 6 | Have all your ducks __, be very organized |
| 34% | IMON | 4 | "___ your side" ("You have my support") |
| 34% | WHERE | 5 | "___ have you been all my life?" |
| 34% | TESTATE | 7 | Having the will to try tea out |
| 34% | CLUELESS | 8 | Having no idea, being out of touch |
| 34% | ONBAIL | 6 | Having paid to be out of jail |
| 33% | PAPER | 5 | Maybe Santa has dropped off your gift already? Let's watch out for signs of it! (1/4) Is that wrapping ___ you see? |
| 33% | ESCAPEFROMNEWYORKIE | 19 | Your wish, maybe, when a rambunctious terrier puppy is first brought home? |
| 33% | EXECUTOR | 8 | Somebody assigned to carry out the terms of a will |
| 33% | EXECUTOR | 8 | Person appointed to carry out the terms of a will |