| 100% | FOLIO | 5 | First ___ (Shakespeare collection) |
| 69% | FOLIO | 5 | First ___ (seminal Shakespeare anthology) |
| 65% | ALLS | 4 | First word in a Shakespeare title |
| 65% | SUSANNA | 7 | Shakespeare's first child, born 1583 |
| 65% | MUCH | 4 | First word in a Shakespeare title |
| 65% | RICHARDII | 9 | First play in Shakespeare’s Henriad |
| 65% | ALLS | 4 | First word of a Shakespeare title |
| 65% | KITS | 4 | Collection of first aid supplies, perhaps |
| 64% | FOLIO | 5 | Collection of Shakespeare's plays, e.g. |
| 64% | ACTI | 4 | First of five in a Shakespeare play |
| 62% | TOMES | 5 | Shakespeare's First and Second Folios, e.g. |
| 62% | ANTONIO | 7 | First name of Shakespeare's merchant of Venice |
| 62% | TOMES | 5 | Shakespeare's First and Second Folios, for example |
| 61% | TITUS | 5 | Protagonist of Shakespeare's first tragedy |
| 60% | WILLIAM | 7 | The first name of Shakespeare and Shatner |
| 60% | WHOSTHERE | 9 | The first line of Shakespeare's Hamlet |
| 60% | SAAAOFELIA | 10 | Charles Lamb collection first published in 1823 |
| 59% | JOHN | 4 | "King ___," silent film which was the first Shakespeare play adapted for film |
| 59% | FOLIO | 5 | First ___ (Shakespeare volume) |
| 58% | JONSON | 6 | Shakespeare contemporary who contributed prefatory verses to the First Folio |
| 58% | POP | 3 | "___! The First 20 Hits" (Erasure greatest hits collection) |
| 58% | HARTCRANE | 9 | "White Buildings" was his first collection of poetry |
| 57% | MISHNAH | 7 | First major written collection of the oral tradition of Jewish law |
| 55% | NEWLOOK | 7 | Dior's first fashion collection |
| 53% | KIT | 3 | First aid ___, collection of medical supplies that is commonly kept in a lab |
| 51% | KIT | 3 | A collection of items for a purpose, such as a first-aid ___ |
| 51% | IMELDA | 6 | ___ Marcos, longtime first lady of the Philippines with a notorious shoe collection |
| 49% | KITS | 4 | First aid ___ (collections of medical supplies) |
| 49% | THETAMINGOF | 11 | & 12A William Shakespeare play featuring the character Christopher Sly first printed in 1623 |
| 49% | NOR | 3 | Conjunction used three times in the first line of Shakespeare's Sonnet 65 |