| 100% | ESCALE | 6 | Its third note is G# |
| 57% | NBC | 3 | Its musical ID is just the notes G, E and C |
| 52% | EYECHART | 8 | Its third line is often "TOZ" |
| 52% | GHANA | 5 | Its third-largest city is Tamale |
| 48% | ITUNES | 6 | Its logo is two eighth notes |
| 46% | DRYWIT | 6 | Oscar Wilde was noted for it |
| 45% | NBA | 3 | Its minor league is the G League |
| 44% | ALGERIA | 7 | Constantine is its third-largest city |
| 44% | CAMO | 4 | A G.I. may be seen in it |
| 44% | NBC | 3 | Its famous chime consists of the three notes G-E-C |
| 44% | RANSOM | 6 | __ note, in films it is made from cut-out letters |
| 44% | ALA | 3 | Huntsville is its third-largest city: Abbr. |
| 43% | GCLEF | 5 | E is its lowest note |
| 43% | RNA | 3 | Its components are often represented as G, U, A, and C, briefly |
| 41% | ADA | 3 | Lovelace whose algorithm Note G is considered the first-ever computer program |
| 40% | GIF | 3 | Whether it's pronounced with a hard or soft G is much debated |
| 40% | ELSIE | 5 | Woman's name that becomes a different woman's name when its third and fourth letters are switched |
| 39% | BAD | 3 | Notes are awful |
| 38% | TRUISM | 6 | "It is what it is," e.g. |
| 38% | TRE | 3 | Italian number whose letters are the first, third and fifth letters of its English equivalent |
| 38% | OMAN | 4 | Country whose Wikipedia page might note that it's "not to be confused with Amman" |
| 38% | NYC | 3 | M.S.G. is in it |
| 37% | STACCATO | 8 | Musical direction whereby a dot placed above a note signifies that it should be played abruptly |
| 37% | OUTERPLANET | 11 | *Pluto, e.g., before it was plutoed |
| 37% | RESONATE | 8 | Notes are different in echo |
| 36% | ITS | 3 | It is |
| 36% | SLUR | 4 | In music, a curved line indicating that the notes in its limits be played smoothly, as one phrase |
| 36% | BACH | 4 | Who said "I play the notes as they are written, but it is God who makes the music" |
| 36% | AFLAT | 5 | Third note in the F minor scale |
| 36% | LEAR | 4 | King noted for saying "How sharper than a serpent's tooth it is / To have a thankless child!" |