| 100% | NOFOUL | 6 | Half a "You're excused" phrase |
| 58% | VERSA | 5 | Half a converse phrase |
| 58% | THERE | 5 | Half a comforting phrase |
| 57% | MATATA | 6 | Half a "Lion King" phrase |
| 56% | DUPER | 5 | Half a rhyming phrase meaning “great” |
| 55% | NOMUSS | 6 | Half a rhyming "easy to do" phrase |
| 50% | GOLDE | 5 | Half of a "Do You Love Me?" duo |
| 50% | ALIBI | 5 | Excuse that'll let you off a crime |
| 48% | ALIBI | 5 | Excuse that proves you were not at a crime scene |
| 48% | ADORABLE | 8 | A You're __, B You're so Beautiful... |
| 48% | THEREAR | 7 | What you can bring up, in a phrase |
| 48% | ASIAM | 5 | How you should "take me," in a phrase |
| 47% | THANK | 5 | "___ you," gratitude phrase that one must express as a guest |
| 47% | AJAR | 4 | Like a half-open door you can peek through |
| 46% | APE | 3 | You're a great one |
| 46% | DODGE | 5 | ___ a bullet, phrase you may use on avoiding an almost disaster |
| 46% | THATGUY | 7 | Fellow you don't want to be, in a phrase |
| 46% | CLEAR | 5 | Steer ___ of, phrase you may use to avoid a problem |
| 46% | SKIRT | 5 | ___ around trouble, phrase you may use to avoid a problem |
| 46% | PISTACHIO | 9 | Small green nut in a shell you split in half |
| 45% | NOHARM | 6 | First half of a phrase used to forgive a benign mistake |
| 45% | HONOR | 5 | "Objection, your ___!" phrase that you may hear in a courtroom drama |
| 45% | NAME | 4 | True ___, powerful phrase that you may use to defeat a monster |
| 45% | POPS | 4 | Chork ___, phrase you would get from a spoonerism of "Pork chops" |
| 45% | BAD | 3 | ___ salad, phrase you would get from a spoonerism of "Sad ballad" |
| 45% | ARTY | 4 | ___ panimal, phrase you would get from a spoonerism of "Party animal" |
| 45% | BUNCH | 5 | ___ luffet, phrase you would get from a spoonerism of "Lunch buffet" |
| 45% | BELLY | 5 | ___ jeans, phrase you would get from a spoonerism of "Jelly beans" |
| 45% | PISTACHIO | 9 | Green nut with a shell you break in half by hand |
| 44% | COOKIE | 6 | You’re one tough ___, a strong folk |