| 100% | KER | 3 | Letters that can be followed by plunk, fuffle or flooey |
| 55% | EYE | 3 | Word that can be followed by "shadow" or "ball" |
| 55% | JAY | 3 | Word that can be followed by "walking" or "bird" |
| 55% | JAW | 3 | Word that can be followed by "bone" or "breaker" |
| 55% | SHOE | 4 | Word that can be followed by "lace" or "box" |
| 55% | EYE | 3 | Word that can be followed by "patch" or "lash" |
| 55% | SEA | 3 | Word that can be followed by "shore" or "horse" |
| 55% | TIDAL | 5 | Word that can be followed by "wave" or "basin" |
| 55% | CUE | 3 | Word that can be followed by "card" or "ball" |
| 55% | HANG | 4 | Word that can be followed by "over," "out," or "nail" |
| 48% | LGBT | 4 | Letters that may be followed by QIA2S+ |
| 48% | CODE | 4 | Word that can be followed by any of several colors |
| 47% | TEE | 3 | Letter that can be a shirt type or a junction |
| 46% | IRA | 3 | Letters that can follow "Roth" or "rollover" |
| 44% | OLS | 3 | Transforming letters that can follow folder, car or vi |
| 44% | AXE | 3 | Weapon that can be spelled with two or three letters |
| 43% | ARTSY | 5 | Website that can be searched by gallery or style |
| 41% | SHARD | 5 | Item that can be described by changing its last letter to a P |
| 41% | ETAS | 4 | Terminal approximations that could be changed by bad, or good, weather |
| 41% | AID | 3 | Helpful word that could be proceeded by Farm, Band or first |
| 39% | ABCS | 4 | Letters that can be derived from "basics," aptly |
| 39% | VEE | 3 | Letter that can be "spelled" with two fingers |
| 39% | EMCEE | 5 | Word shortened from a three-word phrase that can be further shortened by dropping its first, fourth and fifth letters |
| 38% | TDS | 3 | They can be followed by extra points (abbr.) |
| 38% | RADIO | 5 | Word that can follow "CB" or "AM/FM" |
| 38% | ATTY | 4 | One whose name can be followed by "Esq.": Abbr. |
| 38% | SRY | 3 | Text abbr. that can be achieved by taking every other letter from the five-letter unabbreviated word |
| 37% | RIP | 3 | Letters that could be written somewhere in Deadwood, SD's Boot Hill |
| 37% | XES | 3 | Letters that can represent kisses or incorrect answers |
| 37% | EPI | 3 | Letters that can open a pen or a tome |