| 100% | TRAPEZIUM | 9 | British term for a quadrilateral with one pair of parallel sides |
| 41% | MEWS | 4 | British term for a row of houses converted from stables |
| 41% | PINTA | 5 | Informal British term for a pint of milk |
| 39% | DUAD | 4 | Seldom used term for a pair of things |
| 38% | STARBOARD | 9 | Term for the right side of a ship |
| 38% | TREKKIE | 7 | One term for a follower of the USS Enterprise |
| 38% | COMPASSES | 9 | Pair of sticks with a point, for drawing circles |
| 37% | SKI | 3 | One of a pair of wooden strips used for gliding over snow, with a name originating from Old Norse |
| 37% | TAPSHOE | 7 | One of a pair for Savion Glover |
| 37% | TAPSHOE | 7 | One of a pair for Fred Astaire |
| 36% | YEARLING | 8 | Term for a horse between the ages of one and two |
| 36% | JAB | 3 | British term for a vaccination |
| 36% | LOO | 3 | British term for a bathroom |
| 36% | REP | 3 | Title for a member of Congress with a two-year term: Abbr. |
| 35% | FACET | 5 | One side of a gem, in a diamond, for one |
| 35% | WING | 4 | One of a pair that an ostrich uses for balance |
| 35% | AREA | 4 | Pi, for a circle with a radius of one |
| 35% | PRAM | 4 | British term for a baby carriage |
| 35% | TYRE | 4 | One of four for a British car |
| 35% | SOPRANINO | 9 | Term for a musical instrument such as a recorder or saxophone with the highest pitch of all those in its family |
| 34% | LOGO | 4 | An apple with a bite out of it, for one |
| 34% | SCHOONER | 8 | British term for a large glass for sherry |
| 34% | SEN | 3 | One with a six-yr. term, for short |
| 34% | LARBOARD | 8 | Old nautical term for port, the left side of a ship when facing the bow |
| 34% | HONEY | 5 | *Bee product ... or a term of endearment for one's partner |
| 34% | DEAR | 4 | *Letter opener ... or a term of endearment for one's partner |
| 34% | STILT | 5 | One of a pair of poles for walking on |
| 34% | STILT | 5 | One of a pair for a clown |
| 34% | BABY | 4 | Bundle of joy ... or a term of endearment for one's partner |
| 34% | LOVE | 4 | *Rom-com subject ... or a term of endearment for one's partner |