| 100% | ENID | 4 | Sooner city that means "eat" when reversed |
| 51% | ESSEN | 5 | Ruhr Valley city that also means "to eat" in German |
| 47% | EITHER | 6 | Word that reverses meaning when an "n" is put in front |
| 44% | FRESNO | 6 | Californian city that means ash tree |
| 41% | PRESTO | 6 | Italian word that means soon |
| 40% | EDIBLE | 6 | Adjective that means you can eat it |
| 39% | ENID | 4 | Name that means "have a meal" when spelled backwards |
| 39% | TAE | 3 | Name that means "have a meal" when spelled backwards |
| 39% | UKIAH | 5 | California city that reverses to a kind of poem |
| 38% | WATERLOO | 8 | "Meet your ___," idiom with a Belgian city that means "to experience a significant defeat" |
| 37% | ESSEN | 5 | German city whose name means "to eat" |
| 36% | TSK | 3 | Sound that, when repeated, means “Shame on you!” |
| 36% | OMAHA | 5 | U.S. city that might be named when calling an audible, in football |
| 36% | HILO | 4 | City name that, when hyphenated, becomes that of a poker variant |
| 35% | NED | 3 | Name that becomes a room when read in reverse |
| 35% | DUH | 3 | Word that retains its meaning when preceded by "no" |
| 35% | ABLE | 4 | Word that retains its meaning when "cap-" is added |
| 35% | ENID | 4 | Woman's name that means "eat" backward |
| 35% | AVIV | 4 | Tel ___ (city that means "hill of spring") |
| 35% | POLIS | 5 | Combining form that means “city” |
| 35% | CRUNCHY | 7 | Food that makes a loud noise when you eat it |
| 35% | FEAST | 5 | Meal whose meaning reverses when its second letter is removed |
| 35% | BED | 3 | Word that looks like its meaning when written in lowercase |
| 35% | MARCH | 5 | Word meaning "military walk" that becomes a month when capitalized |
| 35% | BAYLEAF | 7 | Spaghetti-sauce flavorer that’s not meant to be eaten |
| 34% | TMI | 3 | Brief "Eww! Don't tell me that when I'm eating!" |
| 34% | LENT | 4 | Word meaning "loaned" that becomes a Christian fasting period when capitalized |
| 34% | ROTUND | 6 | Word that retains its meaning when its third letter is removed |
| 33% | POLISH | 6 | Word meaning "to make shiny" that becomes a Warsaw citizen when capitalized |
| 33% | OOPS | 4 | Interjection that retains its meaning when wh- is added to the front |