100% | BEANBAG | 7 | Soft, lumpy chair that molds itself to your form |
32% | PILLOW | 6 | Soft cushion used to rest your head on ... or something that may be stuffed with feathers |
32% | BEANBAG | 7 | Soft, lumpy chair |
31% | SATE | 4 | Word that can fill in the blanks in _ _ T I A _ _ to form a synonym of itself |
29% | TAKEASEAT | 9 | "Go to your chair": 3 wds. |
29% | RECLINERS | 9 | Chairs that allow you to lean back |
28% | BARNACLE | 8 | Crustacean that attaches itself to ships |
28% | REMORA | 6 | Suckerfish that attaches itself to sharks |
28% | REMORA | 6 | Fish that attaches itself to sharks |
28% | REMORA | 6 | Fish that attaches itself to a host |
27% | CUSHION | 7 | Soft pad to make your seat more comfortable |
27% | BARNACLE | 8 | Arthropod that fixes itself to boats and rocks |
27% | ARMS | 4 | Chair parts that tend to wear out quickly |
27% | AMINOACIDS | 10 | Molecules that combine to form proteins |
27% | TRAIN | 5 | "How to ___ Your Dragon," movie series that features dragons |
27% | PARADOX | 7 | A statement that seems to contradict itself |
27% | LIMPET | 6 | Marine snail that attaches itself to rocks |
26% | BELL | 4 | Jingly addition to your "Cat" Halloween costume that rings when you move |
26% | TIN | 3 | Soft metal that once was commonly used to make cans |
26% | COMPANYPERK | 11 | That it motivates you to clean your apartment, e.g.? |
26% | SARAN | 5 | Wrap that seems to stick to only itself |
26% | META | 4 | Like a crossword clue that refers to itself |
26% | AUTOPILOT | 9 | System that allows a plane to fly itself |
26% | UVULA | 5 | Soft palate feature that translates to "little grape" |
26% | AMINO | 5 | Type of acids that combine to form proteins |
26% | MINE | 4 | Place to find gold … that's not yours? |
26% | TIE | 3 | "___ your shoes!" ("You're going to trip on those laces") |
26% | STINKBUG | 8 | Insect that uses a bad smell to defend itself |
26% | EAR | 3 | Body part that an elephant uses to fan itself |
26% | BLACKBOXTHEATER | 15 | Performance venue that doesn’t draw attention to itself |