100% | SPICEGIRLS | 10 | Group that embodied “a new kind of vampy feminism,” per Camille Paglia |
33% | TEAM | 4 | Kind of spirit for a group |
33% | METABOLIC | 9 | Kind of reaction that triggers a breakdown? |
33% | YEW | 3 | A kind of wood that is used for bows (rhymes with "new") |
33% | BOSTONCREAM | 11 | Kind of pie that's actually a cake |
33% | GUINEA | 6 | Kind of pig that's not a pig |
33% | FOLK | 4 | Kind of music that may feature a mandolin |
32% | CONTROL | 7 | Kind of group that receives placebos in an experiment |
32% | SELFSERVE | 9 | Kind of gas station that's illegal in New Jersey |
32% | BOLO | 4 | Kind of tie that is a cord with a clasp |
32% | WINDUP | 6 | Kind of toy that moves when you turn a key |
32% | GIN | 3 | Kind of rummy, or a liquor that's not rum |
32% | TENMILE | 7 | Kind of race that's not quite a half-marathon |
31% | OWL | 3 | Kind of bird that's allowed as a pet at Hogwarts |
31% | OPENTOE | 7 | Kind of shoe that shouldn't be worn in a factory |
31% | ODD | 3 | Kind of number that will leave a remainder when divided by 2 |
31% | FOURH | 5 | Kind of club that's a hint to this puzzle's theme |
31% | XMEN | 4 | Group that Wolverine, Cyclops, Iceman, and Storm are a part of: Hyph. |
31% | TURFBOARD | 9 | Town group that decides what kinds of lawns are allowed? |
31% | IVIES | 5 | School group that's in a league of its own |
31% | LOCUSTS | 7 | A group of migratory insects that devastate crops |
30% | AMINO | 5 | Kind of acid that becomes a musical key if you add an "r" |
30% | RANSOM | 6 | Kind of note that might be written with letters clipped from a magazine |
30% | TOTE | 4 | Large kind of bag that can hold a lot of stuff |
30% | TISSUE | 6 | A group of cells that function as a unit |
30% | MACADAMIA | 9 | A kind of nut that's associated with Hawaii |
30% | ELASTIC | 7 | A kind of band that can't play music |
30% | LEAGUE | 6 | Group of sports clubs that play for a championship |
30% | THESAURUS | 9 | A book that lists words as groups of synonyms |
30% | EXT | 3 | Kind of shot that's the opposite of a 47-Across in a screenplay |