| 100% | FOOTSLOG | 8 | Go on an exhausting march |
| 56% | SAIL | 4 | Go on an ocean voyage |
| 56% | TREKKED | 7 | Went on an arduous journey |
| 56% | HIKED | 5 | Went on an adventurous walk? |
| 55% | EGO | 3 | Go on an ___ trip (be conceited) |
| 55% | SAFARIED | 8 | Went on an African hunting expedition |
| 55% | SHOPS | 5 | Goes on an Amazon tour, say? |
| 53% | BIRDED | 6 | Went on an Audubon Society field trip, say |
| 52% | EMBARK | 6 | Go on board an aircraft |
| 52% | RAN | 3 | Went on, as an errand |
| 50% | MESSENGER | 9 | One who delivers items or goes on an errand |
| 50% | AUTO | 4 | An exhausted person might be on it |
| 48% | THESHOW | 7 | What must go on, per an adage |
| 47% | HIKOIING | 8 | Going on long protest marches in New Zealand |
| 46% | STAMP | 5 | Item that goes on the corner of an envelope |
| 46% | RENEGED | 7 | Went back on an agreement |
| 46% | RING | 4 | Item that may go on a finger or an ear |
| 45% | VIA | 3 | Going through, on an itinerary |
| 45% | LIGHTBULB | 9 | The bright thing that goes on when one has an idea |
| 45% | AMANA | 5 | ___ Colonies, communal society that went on to form an appliance company |
| 44% | SEND | 4 | What you hit on an e-mail that is ready to go |
| 42% | STOMACH | 7 | Proverbially, an army marches on its __ |
| 42% | OLIVIAMUNN | 10 | The Daily Show correspondent who went on to star in an X-Men movie |
| 41% | TOUR | 4 | What the bands in 16a, 33a, and 51a would go on after releasing an album |
| 41% | LIGHT | 5 | Flickering ___, bulbs going on and off rapidly, creating an eerie ambience in a haunted house |
| 41% | RINGS | 5 | "Lord of the ___," guess the movie from the badly explained plot! "Group goes on an epic quest to return jewelry" |
| 40% | ISNTHOME | 8 | Has gone out on an errand, say |
| 40% | TRANS | 5 | Like those celebrated with an annual Day of Visibility on March 31 |
| 40% | LIST | 4 | "The Bucket ___," a comedy-drama film in which Jack Nicholson and Morgan Freeman go on an epic tour around-the-world |
| 40% | RESET | 5 | Go back to zero on an odometer, say |