| 100% | MEWS | 4 | British term for a row of houses converted from stables |
| 44% | TRAPEZIUM | 9 | British term for a quadrilateral with one pair of parallel sides |
| 44% | PINTA | 5 | Informal British term for a pint of milk |
| 40% | PANAME | 6 | Slang term for Paris, derived from a type of hat |
| 39% | JAB | 3 | British term for a vaccination |
| 39% | LOO | 3 | British term for a bathroom |
| 39% | PRAM | 4 | British term for a baby carriage |
| 38% | SCHOONER | 8 | British term for a large glass for sherry |
| 38% | PEW | 3 | Seating for a row of parishioners |
| 37% | TERRACE | 7 | Row of houses in a block |
| 37% | SPYRING | 7 | Term for a group of moles |
| 37% | PRIDE | 5 | Term for a group of lions |
| 37% | SCORE | 5 | Term for a group of 20 |
| 36% | ASINICO | 7 | British term for an idiot, derived from Spain |
| 36% | CARBUNCLE | 9 | Term for a cluster of painful subcutaneous boils |
| 36% | SIR | 3 | Proper term for a British knight |
| 35% | MOBILE | 6 | British term for what Americans call a cell phone |
| 35% | ZOONOSIS | 8 | Term for a disease spread from animals to people |
| 35% | DESI | 4 | Term for a member of the South Asian diaspora |
| 35% | SEDAN | 5 | U.S. term for a British "saloon" |
| 35% | CLOWDER | 7 | Term for a group of cats; anagram of old crew |
| 35% | KIT | 3 | Term for a baby fox, or a set of tools |
| 35% | FOAMING | 7 | Poetic term for a frothy pint of beer |
| 35% | TRIBE | 5 | Anthropological term for a social group of humans |
| 34% | MEMOIR | 6 | Term for a historical account written from one's personal knowledge |
| 34% | YEARLING | 8 | Term for a horse between the ages of one and two |
| 34% | SOLVENT | 7 | Term for a business that hasn't run out of money |
| 34% | MESSUAGE | 8 | Legal term for a house and its surrounding land |
| 34% | ESCALOPE | 8 | French term for a thin, boneless slice of meat |
| 34% | DRESSER | 7 | Another term for a chest of drawers |