100% | METAL | 5 | Almost any element whose name ends in -ium |
65% | METAL | 5 | Almost any element that ends in -ium |
55% | METALS | 6 | Elements with names ending in -ium, typically |
50% | LATINOS | 7 | Many Americans whose names end in -ez |
49% | ALP | 3 | Many a mountain whose name ends in "horn" |
49% | YAHOO | 5 | Company whose name ends in an exclamation point |
49% | JEOPARDY | 8 | Game show whose name ends in an exclamation point |
49% | ASIA | 4 | Home to seven countries whose names end in "-stan" |
48% | ALBANY | 6 | Capital whose name ends in its state's postal code |
48% | ASIA | 4 | Continent that includes seven countries whose names end in "-stan" |
48% | ARGON | 5 | Element whose name is found in FARGO, ND |
47% | IRAN | 4 | Country whose name ends in the same three letters as its capital |
47% | IODINE | 6 | Chemical element whose name means violet in Greek |
47% | VERB | 4 | Almost any word ending in -ize |
46% | OBAMA | 5 | First president whose name ends in a vowel other than E or Y |
45% | ERA | 3 | Period whose name might end in "-zoic" |
45% | DINO | 4 | Creature whose name might end in -saurus |
45% | ORES | 4 | Rocks whose names often end in "-ite" |
44% | PASTA | 5 | Food type whose name often ends in "i" |
43% | TRIVIA | 6 | "Hawaii and Tennessee are the only two U.S. states whose names end in doubled letters," e.g. |
43% | DRAFTS | 6 | Files whose names might optimistically end in “_final” or “_actuallyfinalthistime” |
39% | AKON | 4 | Singer whose name becomes a place in Hawaii if the first letter moves to the end |
38% | ARGON | 5 | Element whose name roughly means "lazy" |
38% | ARGON | 5 | Element whose name anagrams to GROAN |
38% | STARJONES | 9 | Talk host whose full first name ends in ''let'' |
38% | DOC | 3 | File name ending in Word |
37% | ARGON | 5 | Element whose name comes from Greek for "inactive" |
37% | ARSENIC | 7 | Element whose name derives from Persian for “gold” |
37% | PDF | 3 | File name ending in Adobe Acrobat |
37% | IRIDIUM | 7 | Element whose name comes from the Greek for "rainbow" |