| 100% | TAUTOLOGY | 9 | Repetitive redundant word or phrase |
| 57% | EXPRESSION | 10 | Word or phrase |
| 57% | TERM | 4 | Word or phrase |
| 56% | HASHTAG | 7 | Word or phrase preceded by "#" |
| 55% | BUZZWORD | 8 | Word or phrase everyone is using |
| 55% | MANTRA | 6 | Word or phrase repeated during meditation |
| 55% | MANTRA | 6 | Word or phrase repeated in meditation |
| 55% | MOUTHFUL | 8 | Complicated word or phrase |
| 55% | SIMILE | 6 | Comparison word or phrase |
| 54% | MANTRA | 6 | Word or phrase that's chanted repeatedly |
| 54% | ANGLICISM | 9 | Word or phrase peculiar to British English |
| 54% | ANAGRAM | 7 | Word or phrase formed by rearranging letters |
| 53% | ADVERB | 6 | Word or phrase that modifies an action word |
| 53% | TITLE | 5 | Word or phrase on a book's spine |
| 52% | NEOLOGY | 7 | Coinage of a new word or phrase |
| 52% | NEOLOGY | 7 | Action of inventing a word or phrase |
| 51% | PALINDROME | 10 | Word or phrase that reads the same backward or forward |
| 50% | HASHTAG | 7 | Twitter word or phrase that begins with the symbol # |
| 50% | UNDERLINE | 9 | Typographic recourse to call out a word or phrase |
| 49% | MOUTHFUL | 8 | Slang for word or phrase that's hard to pronounce |
| 49% | COIN | 4 | Invent (a word or a phrase) |
| 48% | TURNA | 5 | Words with profit or phrase |
| 48% | REBUS | 5 | Puzzle format that combines pictures with letters to depict words or phrases |
| 46% | ANAGRAM | 7 | A word or phrase that can be formed using the letters of another word |
| 46% | MANTRA | 6 | Phrase or word repeated as prayer or meditation |
| 45% | MANTRA | 6 | Phrase or word that is used in meditation |
| 45% | NOWYOUSEEITNOWYOUDONT | 21 | Magic words, or an apt phrase describing 32-Across |
| 42% | APTAGRAM | 8 | Word or phrase whose letters can be rearranged to form another with a similar meaning, such as “moon starer” for “astronomer” |
| 39% | HOP | 3 | Skip or jump...or word that precedes skip and jump, in a phrase |
| 38% | HAPAX | 5 | ___ legomenon (word or phrase used only once in a document or corpus) |