| 100% | ARPEGGIO | 8 | Notes of a chord played in rapid succession |
| 71% | ARPEGGIO | 8 | Notes of a chord played in ascending order |
| 56% | ARPEGGIO | 8 | Musical chord whose notes are played in rapid succession rather than simultaneously |
| 50% | TRILL | 5 | A rapid alternation of notes in music |
| 42% | ROOT | 4 | In music, the note forming the foundation of a chord |
| 42% | NET | 3 | A goalie plays in front of it |
| 42% | TRIADS | 6 | Chinese mafia play three notes in a chord |
| 42% | SPATE | 5 | A large number of events appearing in succession |
| 42% | ARPEGGIO | 8 | A broken chord played in sequence |
| 41% | ENATURAL | 8 | Dominant note of an A major chord |
| 41% | ACTS | 4 | Parts of a play in a theater |
| 41% | SLUR | 4 | Symbol of a curved line in Western musical notation indicating that two or more notes are to be played without separation |
| 40% | LAH | 3 | Sixth note of a major scale in music |
| 40% | TONIC | 5 | First note of a diatonic scale in music |
| 40% | STRUMS | 6 | Plays chords, in a way |
| 40% | REMIX | 5 | Extended version of a song played in dance clubs |
| 40% | CHEMINDEFER | 11 | Card game played in casinos; a variety of baccarat |
| 40% | BEAT | 4 | Length of a quarter note in 4/4 time |
| 40% | ACACIA | 6 | Notes a bunch of spies in shrub |
| 40% | OCTAVES | 7 | A range of eight notes in music |
| 39% | ACTS | 4 | Parts of a play, or takes part in a play |
| 39% | SOH | 3 | Fifth note of a major scale in tonic sol-fa |
| 39% | SOLILOQUY | 9 | Lines of a play spoken to no one in particular |
| 39% | RBI | 3 | Result of a successful suicide squeeze play, in baseball: Abbr. |
| 39% | RAPIDFIRE | 9 | In quick succession, like a series of questions |
| 39% | ACACIA | 6 | Notes a bunch of spies in a shrub |
| 39% | SPECTATOR | 9 | In a play, a member of the audience |
| 39% | OUTS | 4 | A double play results in two of them |
| 39% | CAST | 4 | Group of performers in a play |
| 39% | CAST | 4 | Group of actors in a play |