| 100% | CERULEAN | 8 | Blue color named after the sky |
| 63% | MAUVE | 5 | Color named after the mallow flower |
| 61% | MAROON | 6 | Color named after the French word for "chestnut" |
| 61% | PUCE | 4 | Color named after the French word for "flea" |
| 60% | ROSE | 4 | Color named after the thorny Valentine's Day flower |
| 60% | VIOLET | 6 | Royal color named after the eponymous flower |
| 60% | LAVENDER | 8 | Color named after the eponymous flower used for its scent |
| 58% | LILAC | 5 | Pale color named after the small and delicate eponymous flower |
| 55% | ALICE | 5 | ___ blue, color named after a first daughter |
| 51% | ATLAS | 5 | Book of maps, named after the Greek titan condemned to hold the sky up for eternity |
| 49% | RAINBOW | 7 | Colors in the sky after rain caused by refraction |
| 48% | ECRU | 4 | Small Mississippi town established by Colonel William Clark Falkner and named after the color of its first railroad depot |
| 48% | MERLOT | 6 | Dark-blue grape named after the French for blackbird |
| 48% | RED | 3 | ___ Leicester, an English cheese named after the city of Leicester, which was originally colored with carrot or beetroot juice |
| 47% | LEMONYELLOW | 11 | Color named after a fruit |
| 47% | TEAL | 4 | Color named after a duck |
| 46% | LILAC | 5 | Color named after a pale violet flower |
| 45% | ECUADOR | 7 | Country named after the equator |
| 45% | SELENIUM | 8 | Element named after the moon |
| 45% | MONDAY | 6 | Time named after the moon |
| 45% | PLUM | 4 | Purple color named after a fruit |
| 45% | DECEMBER | 8 | Month named after the number ten |
| 45% | EASTER | 6 | Holiday named after the goddess Eostre |
| 45% | CRANIUM | 7 | Board game named after the skull |
| 45% | URANIUM | 7 | Element named after the seventh planet |
| 45% | NOBEL | 5 | Award named after the dynamite inventor |
| 45% | NOV | 3 | Mo. named after the number nine |
| 45% | SEP | 3 | Mo. named after the number seven |
| 44% | LILAC | 5 | Light purple color named after a flower |
| 44% | FUCHSIA | 7 | Purplish-red color named after a flower |