| 100% | IMMODEST | 8 | I am decent - or the opposite |
| 57% | FEEBLE | 6 | Weak; the opposite is strong or powerful |
| 50% | EXTERNAL | 8 | Outside or outer; the opposite is internal |
| 49% | VETO | 4 | Vote, possibly, or the opposite |
| 49% | VETO | 4 | Vote, maybe, or the opposite |
| 48% | LIGHT | 5 | It can be the opposite of either dark or heavy |
| 48% | HENS | 4 | Roosters ... or the opposite of roosters |
| 48% | EXPENSIVE | 9 | Costly, or the opposite of cheap |
| 48% | BLEW | 4 | Sucked . . . or the opposite of sucked |
| 48% | GRAVE | 5 | Acute … or the opposite of acute |
| 46% | ASSET | 5 | A gift, or the opposite of a liability |
| 46% | MAXI | 4 | Ankle-length skirt, or the opposite of "mini-" |
| 46% | IMMOBILE | 8 | I am on the phone, still |
| 46% | GREEN | 5 | I am the color of mistletoe |
| 45% | IMONAROLL | 9 | "Things could not be going better for me!" ... or a hint to the placement of the circled letters |
| 45% | OSCAR | 5 | (With 13-Across) "My wallpaper and I are fighting a duel to the death. One or the other of us has to go" |
| 45% | ANTAGONIST | 10 | The opposite of one who is not against? |
| 44% | THATSME | 7 | "There I am in the photo" |
| 44% | TUDOR | 5 | Elizabeth I was the last one |
| 43% | TUDORS | 6 | Elizabeth I was the last of them |
| 43% | NOTME | 5 | Opposite of "It is I" |
| 43% | SMILE | 5 | Face of one being framed, say, or the opposite of 20 Across |
| 43% | FROWN | 5 | Face of one looking down, say, or the opposite of 13 Across |
| 43% | INVERSE | 7 | The opposite sounds like it is written as a poem? |
| 43% | BACKFIRE | 8 | Have the opposite effect from what was intended |
| 43% | BACKFIRES | 9 | Has the opposite outcome to what was intended |
| 43% | ANTONYMS | 8 | Words that mean the opposite are known as __ |
| 43% | GREATWAR | 8 | World War I was also known as the __ |
| 43% | TRAVEL | 6 | *"This year I will ___ (visit the world) more!" |
| 43% | SPEND | 5 | Be the opposite of 4-Down |