| 100% | ALKENE | 6 | Compound also called an olefin |
| 55% | WALLWALK | 8 | Also called an allure, battlement passageway |
| 54% | HASHTAG | 7 | Symbol also called an octothorp |
| 54% | PARLAY | 6 | Bet also called an "accumulator" |
| 53% | EGGPLANT | 8 | Purple vegetable also called an aubergine |
| 53% | CATALPA | 7 | Tree also called an Indian bean |
| 53% | PLUOT | 5 | Hybrid fruit also called an apriplum |
| 53% | AVOCADO | 7 | Berry also called an alligator pear |
| 53% | AUBERGINE | 9 | Purple fruit also called an eggplant |
| 53% | TRITONE | 7 | Interval also called an augmented fourth |
| 53% | HEMOSTAT | 8 | Tool also called an arterial forceps |
| 52% | YETI | 4 | Legendary creature also called an abominable snowman |
| 52% | STEPCUT | 7 | Gemstone facet, also called an emerald cut |
| 52% | EGGPLANT | 8 | Purple-skinned vegetable also called an aubergine |
| 52% | KAKAPO | 6 | Nocturnal bird also called an owl parrot |
| 52% | STOAT | 5 | Short-tailed weasel also called an ermine |
| 51% | ARMPIT | 6 | Part of the body also called an axilla |
| 51% | MOOSE | 5 | Large North American deer also called an elk |
| 51% | PLUOT | 5 | Hybrid fruit that's also called an apriplum |
| 51% | LANCELET | 8 | Small elongated marine invertebrate also called an amphioxus |
| 51% | HEX | 3 | ___ wrench (small tool also called an Allen key) |
| 50% | ORFE | 4 | Small slender European freshwater fish also called an ide |
| 50% | AGAPANTHUS | 10 | Plant of southern Africa also called an African lily |
| 50% | ORFE | 4 | Small, slender European freshwater fish also called an ide |
| 50% | HAWAIIAN | 8 | Musical instrument also called an acoustic lap steel guitar |
| 49% | KAKAPO | 6 | Ground-living bird of New Zealand also called an owl parrot |
| 48% | FORMALDEHYDE | 12 | Organic compound also called methanal used in the production of industrial resins |
| 47% | THUMBPIANO | 10 | African musical instrument also called an mbira whose tuned strips vibrate when plucked |
| 45% | FRANKINCENSE | 12 | Aromatic gum resin also called olibanum obtained from an African tree |