| 100% | TOONE | 5 | Ending with two-, three-, four-, etc. |
| 57% | TEEN | 4 | Ending with four or six, but not three or five |
| 52% | FER | 3 | Ending with two |
| 50% | INONE | 5 | Ending with two or hole |
| 49% | CODA | 4 | It ends with two bars |
| 48% | NINE | 4 | Two & three & four |
| 48% | HUP | 3 | "___, two, three, four..." |
| 48% | HUP | 3 | "___, two, three, four ..." |
| 48% | HUP | 3 | "___, two, three, four!" |
| 47% | EMMA | 4 | Classic novel that ends with two weddings |
| 46% | HUP | 3 | "___, two, three, four!" (base count) |
| 46% | TEN | 3 | One + two + three + four |
| 46% | NINE | 4 | Two, three and four |
| 45% | ZEROS | 5 | Multiples of 100 always end with two of these |
| 45% | WEDDING | 7 | The book Shirley ends with two of this ceremony |
| 45% | HUP | 3 | "___, two, three, four!" (military march count) |
| 45% | SARGE | 5 | "Hup, two, three, four" caller |
| 45% | DRILLINSTRUCTOR | 15 | "Hup, two, three, four" caller |
| 45% | FER | 3 | Suffix with two or three |
| 45% | OCALA | 5 | Florida city whose name ends with two state postal abbreviations |
| 45% | TEEN | 4 | Ending with four or six, but not five |
| 45% | HUP | 3 | "___, two, three, four" (Drill sergeant's "one") |
| 45% | HUP | 3 | "___, two, three, four!" (Colonel Hathi's march) |
| 45% | HUP | 3 | "___, two, three, four!" (drill sergeant's cry) |
| 44% | COUNTS | 6 | Says "One, two, three, four...," say |
| 44% | FER | 3 | Slangy suffix with two or three |
| 44% | HUP | 3 | "___, two, three, four" (call from a drill sergeant) |
| 44% | SGT | 3 | One crying "Hup, two, three, four!": Abbr. |
| 44% | NCO | 3 | One with two or three stripes: Abbr. |
| 44% | LANGE | 5 | Jessica with two Oscars and three Emmys |