| 100% | NACHO | 5 | Kind of chip named for its inventor, Ignacio Anaya |
| 64% | NACHOS | 6 | Cheesy dish named for its inventor, Ignacio Anaya |
| 53% | OXHEART | 7 | Kind of cherry named for its shape |
| 45% | NACHO | 5 | Nickname for Ignacio Anaya García, inventor of a cheese-covered tortilla-chip snack |
| 44% | UZI | 3 | Shooter named for its inventor |
| 44% | UZI | 3 | Gun named for its inventor |
| 43% | BAKELITE | 8 | Plastic named for its inventor Leo Baekland |
| 41% | POLO | 4 | Kind of shirt named for a sport |
| 41% | LEYDEN | 6 | Kind of jar named for Neth. city |
| 41% | NESSELRODE | 10 | Kind of pie named for a Russian count |
| 41% | GENOA | 5 | Kind of salami named for an Italian city |
| 41% | WALDORF | 7 | Kind of salad named for a NYC hotel |
| 41% | DIJON | 5 | Kind of mustard named for a French city |
| 40% | PORKPIE | 7 | Kind of hat named for a British meat dish |
| 40% | RUBIKSCUBE | 10 | Multicolored toy named for its Hungarian inventor |
| 40% | SWISS | 5 | Cheese named for its country of origin |
| 40% | ACAI | 4 | Kind of palm cultivated for its fruit |
| 40% | SALCHOW | 7 | Figure skating jump named for its Swedish inventor |
| 40% | ZEPPELIN | 8 | Early 1900s airship named for its German inventor |
| 40% | KALAMATA | 8 | Greek olive named for its place of origin |
| 40% | YUGO | 4 | Bygone car named for its country of origin |
| 39% | ONENOTE | 7 | “___ Samba” (jazz standard named for its stretches of unchanging pitch) |
| 39% | DIVEBAR | 7 | Type of pub named for its unglamorous appearance |
| 39% | TRIJET | 6 | Type of aircraft named for its three engines |
| 39% | NEWAGE | 6 | Kind of music not known for its beat |
| 38% | SANMARINO | 9 | Country named for one of its patrons |
| 38% | TRESLECHESCAKE | 14 | Dessert named for three of its ingredients |
| 38% | BEL | 3 | Unit of sound named for an inventor |
| 37% | DILL | 4 | Kind of a Big ___ (punny name for an herb shop) |
| 37% | POUNDCAKE | 9 | Dessert named for the weight of its ingredients |