| 100% | STEM | 4 | Part of a flower that's below the petals |
| 74% | STEM | 4 | Part of a flower below the petals |
| 62% | IRIS | 4 | Classically blue flower that's also a part of the eye |
| 62% | STEM | 4 | Part of a flower that's inside a vase |
| 62% | STEM | 4 | Part of a flower that's often long and green |
| 58% | IRIS | 4 | Flower that shares a name with part of the eye |
| 58% | VERSE | 5 | Part of a song that's not the chorus |
| 58% | ROOT | 4 | Part of a tooth that's underneath the gumline |
| 58% | IRIS | 4 | Flower that shares its name with a part of the eye |
| 58% | IRIS | 4 | Part of the eye that shares its name with a flower |
| 58% | PAW | 3 | Part of a dog that's in the Iams logo |
| 57% | STAMEN | 6 | Part of a flower that produces pollen |
| 57% | STIGMA | 6 | Part of a flower’s ovary where deposited pollen enters the gynoecium |
| 57% | STUB | 4 | Part of a ticket that's retained by the customer |
| 57% | TAIL | 4 | Part of a plane that's furthest to the back |
| 56% | STEM | 4 | Part of a flower that goes inside a vase |
| 56% | FLAP | 4 | Part of a book cover that's inside the book |
| 55% | GRIP | 4 | Part of a golf club that's held by the player |
| 55% | BEZEL | 5 | Part of a watch that holds the face's glass cover |
| 55% | EGGWHITE | 8 | Part of a chicken's ovoid that isn't the yolk |
| 55% | FLAP | 4 | Part of a book cover that might show the author's photo |
| 54% | ORCHID | 6 | Flower that's often part of a corsage |
| 53% | MARIGOLD | 8 | Flower that's also the name of a "Downton Abbey" character |
| 53% | NOSE | 4 | Part of the face that's prominent in a profile |
| 53% | TOENAIL | 7 | Part of the body that's filed during a pedicure |
| 53% | NOUN | 4 | Part of speech that's the subject of a sentence, typically |
| 53% | STOMACH | 7 | Part of the body that's also a verb meaning "accept" |
| 53% | ROOT | 4 | Part of a tooth below the gumline |
| 52% | IRIS | 4 | Part of the eye that may also be a woman's name |
| 52% | FACE | 4 | Part of the body that's altered by a Snapchat filter, often |