| 100% | BANJAXES | 8 | Irish slang for breaks and shatters |
| 80% | BANJAXED | 8 | British slang for broken and shattered |
| 44% | SHRINKS | 7 | Slang for psychiatrists and psychotherapists |
| 44% | CHEAPO | 6 | Slang for inexpensive and shoddy |
| 43% | CHRISTMAS | 9 | Holiday for breaking and sharing optalek in Poland |
| 43% | DOWNUNDER | 9 | Slang for Australia and New Zealand |
| 42% | ZIT | 3 | Slang for a small skin break out |
| 42% | BEEFCAKE | 8 | Slang for muscly and handsome male celebrity |
| 42% | SMOL | 4 | Slang for something that's tiny and adorable |
| 41% | BRASSIC | 7 | British slang for skint, broke, penniless |
| 41% | ONTHEBALL | 9 | Slang for being smart and on top of things |
| 40% | BSAAW | 5 | Text slang for big smile and a wink |
| 40% | NAP | 3 | Break for a toddler and parent |
| 39% | OAKLEY | 6 | Annie __, slang for a free ticket and a markswoman |
| 39% | TEATIME | 7 | Break for a snack and hot beverage |
| 38% | YATES | 5 | Peter —, Best Director Oscar nominee for Breaking Away and The Dresser |
| 37% | PICKAXE | 7 | Popular with miners and used for prying, breaking |
| 37% | OMENS | 5 | Spilled salt and a broken mirror, for two |
| 36% | STORMONT | 8 | A castle, and a metonym for N Irish government |
| 36% | URBANDICTIONARY | 15 | Crowdsourced reference guide for slang and other youth-speak |
| 36% | INJURIES | 8 | Wounds; a cut and a broken leg, for example |
| 35% | ACCENTS | 7 | Southern drawl and Irish brogue, for two |
| 33% | NOTREDAME | 9 | Beloved site for the Irish ... and French |
| 33% | EMMYS | 5 | Awards for "Breaking Bad" and "Mad Men" |
| 32% | SHAW | 4 | George Bernard ___, Irish playwright known for his famous works like "Pygmalion" and "Major Barbara" |
| 32% | DOCMARTENS | 10 | Boot brand known for its yellow accent stitching and painful break-in period, familiarly |
| 32% | FELLA | 5 | Slang for man |
| 32% | COPPER | 6 | Slang for police |
| 32% | SNOG | 4 | Slang for kiss |
| 32% | YEP | 3 | Slang for "Yes" |