| 100% | ADJECTIVE | 9 | A describing word in grammar, like happy or hungry |
| 54% | NOUN | 4 | Word in grammar like "word" or "grammar" |
| 47% | TYPESET | 7 | Like words in a magazine or newspaper |
| 43% | ADJECTIVE | 9 | Describing word in a sentence |
| 40% | NOUN | 4 | Word for a person or a place, in grammar |
| 39% | LEA | 3 | Word in poetry for a meadow or field |
| 38% | AGENTNOUN | 9 | In grammar, a word for the performer of a verb |
| 38% | BAD | 3 | Word in a movie title before Moms, Teacher, or Santa |
| 38% | EMOTE | 5 | Be happy or grumpy in a cast, say |
| 38% | CHIASMUS | 8 | Figure of speech in which words are reversed for effect, like "Never let a fool kiss you or a kiss fool you" |
| 38% | HOT | 3 | Like summer, or a word before "spring" |
| 38% | SOLID | 5 | Like a cylinder or cube, in geometry |
| 38% | SIMIAN | 6 | Like a monkey or ape in appearance |
| 37% | BUTTON | 6 | Word describing a mushroom, nose or shirt fastener |
| 37% | ADJECTIVE | 9 | A word that modifies or describes a noun |
| 37% | ADJECTIVE | 9 | A word that describes or modifies a noun |
| 37% | MAD | 3 | Word to describe a hatter or a hater |
| 37% | MONARCHS | 8 | A word to describe kings, queens, or butterflies |
| 37% | SUITE | 5 | Word with "presidential" or "bridal," in a hotel |
| 37% | EXTRA | 5 | Like a 10th or 11th inning, in baseball |
| 37% | HOT | 3 | Like a sauna or Sedona in the summer |
| 37% | TOED | 4 | Word with "two" or "three" to describe a sloth |
| 37% | LAY | 3 | Word before or after "Lady" in a Dylan title |
| 37% | RUNTY | 5 | Like the smallest puppy or kitten in a litter |
| 37% | OMEN | 4 | Like a raven or black cat in old lores |
| 37% | SMUDGY | 6 | Like words written in ink by a lefty, often |
| 36% | RED | 3 | Like a Triple Word Square in Scrabble |
| 36% | SHOESTRING | 10 | Word that can describe a budget or a French fry |
| 36% | ROSY | 4 | Word that describes a red apple or one's cheek |
| 36% | DONTSTARTWITHME | 15 | Words that might begin (or prevent) an argument, and a grammar tip for the three speakers in this puzzle |