| 100% | KIDDO | 5 | Affectionate address for someone younger than you |
| 45% | BABE | 4 | Affectionate way of addressing someone you love |
| 45% | BABE | 4 | Affectionate way of addressing someone you love, maybe |
| 37% | EASYSTREET | 10 | Metaphorical address for someone who has it made |
| 35% | FRAULEIN | 8 | Form of address for young German woman |
| 35% | RANDO | 5 | Disdainful word for someone you don't know |
| 34% | KIDDO | 5 | Friendly address for a young 'un |
| 34% | NICKNAMES | 9 | Affectionate appellations for those you know well |
| 33% | TEEN | 4 | Someone older than 12 and younger than 20 |
| 33% | DOC | 3 | Someone who might prescribe you medicines, for short |
| 33% | DRINKS | 6 | What you might meet someone for |
| 33% | WITNESS | 7 | Character __; someone who vouches for you |
| 33% | TEEN | 4 | Someone older than 12 years and younger than 20 |
| 33% | SERENADE | 8 | To play music or sing a song for someone you love |
| 33% | DOC | 3 | Someone who would give you a prescription, for short |
| 33% | NONAGES | 7 | Legal jargon for those younger than 21 |
| 32% | SENORITAS | 9 | How you might address young Spanish women |
| 32% | RBI | 3 | What you get for bringing someone home |
| 32% | BUCKO | 5 | Term of address for a young man |
| 32% | DANE | 4 | Someone for whom "Thank you very much" is "Mange tak" |
| 32% | OMA | 3 | Affectionate term for a grandmother, if you're German |
| 32% | CONMAN | 6 | Someone who "takes you for a ride"; swindler |
| 32% | MANICURE | 8 | Job for which you give someone a hand |
| 32% | LONGLOST | 8 | __ friend; someone you haven't seen for ages |
| 31% | LOVABLE | 7 | Amiable; someone you can fall head over heels for |
| 31% | BIG | 3 | Like news you might have someone sit down for |
| 31% | RBI | 3 | What you get when you drive someone home, for short |
| 31% | IMO | 3 | "If you ask me," for short when texting someone: Abbr. |
| 30% | DEARIE | 6 | Affectionate form of address to someone |
| 30% | EMPLOY | 6 | To give someone a job, to have them work for you |