| 100% | REACHER | 7 | One taking advantage of a long arm |
| 64% | RERODE | 6 | Took advantage of a ''pay one price'' promotion |
| 55% | PATSY | 5 | One taken advantage of |
| 55% | ABUSER | 6 | One taking advantage of privilege |
| 55% | LOOTS | 5 | Takes advantage of a blackout |
| 55% | SAT | 3 | Took advantage of a chair |
| 54% | PASS | 4 | Take advantage of a broken line |
| 54% | INVEST | 6 | Take advantage of a bull market |
| 53% | SLEEPIN | 7 | Take advantage of a day off, maybe |
| 53% | OCTOPI | 6 | Ones taking advantage of suckers to get by? |
| 53% | MADEHAY | 7 | Took advantage of a situation, so to speak |
| 51% | PULLRANK | 8 | Take advantage of one’s seniority |
| 51% | IMPOSE | 6 | Take advantage of one medium position |
| 51% | ABUSE | 5 | Take advantage of, as a privilege |
| 51% | USE | 3 | Take advantage of, in a way |
| 51% | ABUSERS | 7 | Ones who take too much advantage of a privilege, e.g. |
| 51% | MADEHAY | 7 | Took advantage of sunshine, in a way |
| 49% | ABUSES | 6 | Unfairly takes advantage of, as a policy |
| 49% | RIFLE | 5 | One taking a long shot? |
| 49% | TELLER | 6 | One taking a lot of notes |
| 49% | SOUSE | 5 | One taking a lot of slugs? |
| 48% | BIGTICKETITEM | 13 | One taking a lot of credit, maybe? |
| 48% | ESTATE | 6 | One taken care of by a caretaker |
| 47% | USURERS | 7 | Ones taking a lot of interest in their work? |
| 47% | FEAST | 5 | Take full advantage of a buffet, say |
| 46% | RIDETHEWAVE | 11 | *Take advantage of a profitable period |
| 46% | TOHEART | 7 | One way of taking a suggestion |
| 45% | ARM | 3 | One of a gibbon's longer limbs |
| 45% | RELIEVER | 8 | Person with the shift after a long one of yours |
| 45% | GOODSPORT | 9 | Opposite of a bad loser, one who takes defeat well |