| 100% | MELON | 5 | Fruit whose seeds are spit out |
| 83% | MELON | 5 | Juicy summer fruit whose seeds can be spit out |
| 69% | MELON | 5 | Summer fruit whose seeds you may spit out |
| 45% | OAK | 3 | Tree whose seed is an acorn |
| 44% | POPPY | 5 | Flower whose seeds are put on bagels |
| 43% | CACAO | 5 | Tree whose seeds are used to make chocolate |
| 43% | PLUM | 4 | Fruit whose skin is often purple |
| 43% | PAPAYAS | 7 | Fruits whose seeds can act as a substitute for black peppercorns |
| 43% | SUNFLOWER | 9 | Flower whose seeds are eaten raw and on foods |
| 43% | GUARANA | 7 | Brazilian plant whose seeds are used as a drink |
| 42% | KIWI | 4 | Fruit whose green flesh contains black seeds |
| 42% | LIME | 4 | Fruit whose juice is used in margaritas |
| 42% | OLIVE | 5 | Fruit whose oil is used in cooking |
| 42% | ACAI | 4 | Fruit whose name is three-quarters vowels |
| 42% | LIME | 4 | Fruit whose juice is used in daiquiris |
| 42% | CHIA | 4 | Plant whose seed is sold as a health food product |
| 42% | ACAI | 4 | Fruit whose name is pronounced in three syllables |
| 42% | BANANA | 6 | Fruit whose most common variety is the Cavendish |
| 42% | LIMES | 5 | Fruits whose juice can be added to pho |
| 41% | RICE | 4 | Plant of the grass family whose seed is an edible grain |
| 39% | COTTONWOOD | 10 | North American poplar such as the Eastern — whose seeds are covered with white hairs |
| 38% | ORANGE | 6 | Citrus fruit whose juice is a popular drink |
| 38% | OKRAS | 5 | Veggies whose seeds can be roasted and ground to make coffee |
| 38% | PEAR | 4 | Compote fruit whose tree is in a Christmas carol |
| 38% | OHIO | 4 | State whose official fruit is the tomato |
| 38% | BLACKTHORN | 10 | Large shrub whose fruit is the sloe |
| 37% | ALLSPICE | 8 | Dried aromatic fruit of a tropical evergreen tree whose seeds are used as a spice |
| 36% | CUCUMBER | 8 | Creeping plant whose fruit is eaten raw in salads |
| 36% | UNO | 3 | Game whose name is shouted out by its players |
| 36% | TSO | 3 | General whose orders are sometimes carried out? |