| 100% | CARPEDIEM | 9 | Common translation of seize the day in Latin |
| 58% | CARPEDIEM | 9 | Seize the day, in Latin |
| 51% | CARPEDIEM | 9 | "Seize the day" in Latin |
| 50% | CARPE | 5 | "___ diem" (seize the day, in Latin) |
| 50% | CARPE | 5 | "___ diem" ("seize the day" in Latin) |
| 48% | LEFT | 4 | The translation of this English word is "sinister" in Latin |
| 42% | ALLTHINGSBEING# | 15 | Translation of the Latin phrase "ceteris paribus" |
| 41% | AGO | 3 | In the days of yore |
| 40% | OURLADY | 7 | Translation of Notre Dame, as in the cathedral |
| 40% | CARPEDIEM | 9 | Latin phrase for seize the day |
| 40% | JOEEGG | 6 | Peter Nichols play, A Day in the Death of __ |
| 40% | LAZE | 4 | Spend all day in front of the TV, perhaps |
| 40% | TWELFTH | 7 | In song, the last day of Christmas |
| 40% | YOLO | 4 | "Seize the day," in modern lingo |
| 40% | MARINUS | 7 | Of the sea, in Latin |
| 39% | STALINERA | 9 | Setting for "One Day in the Life of Ivan Denisovich" |
| 39% | JOEEGG | 6 | Peter Nichols wrote A Day in the Death of him |
| 39% | ULYSSES | 7 | Novel about one day in the life of three Dubliners |
| 39% | IVAN | 4 | Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn’s “One Day in the Life of ___ Denisovich” |
| 39% | JONAH | 5 | He spent three days in the belly of a whale |
| 39% | IDES | 4 | Day of the full moon, in old Rome |
| 39% | MONDAY | 6 | Day of the week for Thanksgiving in Canada |
| 39% | MONDAY | 6 | The first day of Lent in Greece: Clean __ |
| 39% | MORN | 4 | Start of the day, in poetry |
| 39% | YOLO | 4 | "Seize the day" of today |
| 39% | IVAN | 4 | "One Day in the Life of ___ Denisovich" (novel by Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn) |
| 39% | IDES | 4 | Day cited in ''The Lives of the Twelve Caesars'' |
| 39% | OPEN | 4 | Common word in the names of major tennis tournaments |
| 39% | EVE | 3 | Pi Day, in relation to the Ides of March |
| 39% | TUES | 4 | Day of the week for Tet in 2022: abbr. |