| 100% | SATE | 4 | Stuff to the point of excess |
| 62% | SHARPEN | 7 | Get to the point of? |
| 61% | HANGRY | 6 | Ravenous to the point of rage |
| 61% | CURT | 4 | Terse to the point of rudeness |
| 61% | BRIMMING | 8 | Filling to the point of overflowing |
| 61% | CURT | 4 | Blunt to the point of rudeness |
| 61% | BURNTOUT | 8 | Overworked to the point of exhaustion |
| 61% | FORLORN | 7 | Sad, to the point of despondency |
| 61% | NAG | 3 | Remind to the point of annoyance |
| 61% | CURT | 4 | Short, to the point of rudeness |
| 60% | MANGLE | 6 | Botch to the point of being unrecognizable |
| 60% | NAG | 3 | Remind repeatedly to the point of annoyance |
| 60% | DEAFENING | 9 | Loud to the point of hearing damage |
| 60% | GIDDY | 5 | Happy to the point of being silly |
| 60% | SCALD | 5 | Heat almost to the point of boiling |
| 59% | TEEMS | 5 | Is abundant to the point of being overwhelming |
| 59% | ABRIM | 5 | Filled to the point of overflowing, quaintly speaking |
| 59% | TERSE | 5 | To the point (anagram of "reset") |
| 59% | BURNT | 5 | Cooked to the point of charring, as a steak |
| 58% | OVERDOIT | 8 | Try too hard, to the point of exhaustion: 2 wds. |
| 58% | PIPINGHOT | 9 | Food that's been heated to the point of sizzling |
| 58% | NOTES | 5 | To the point and short pieces of writings |
| 57% | INC | 3 | "Monsters ___.," animated movie whose antagonist can camouflage to the point of invisibility |
| 56% | TERSE | 5 | Succinct and to the point (anagram of "reset") |
| 51% | TENTHS | 6 | Place to the right of the decimal point |
| 51% | DOLLARS | 7 | Value to the left of a decimal point |
| 51% | ONES | 4 | Column to the left of a decimal point |
| 51% | CAPGRIZNEZ | 10 | Closest point of France to England, on the Cote d'Opale |
| 51% | DOLLARS | 7 | Number to the left of a decimal point, maybe |
| 51% | LOCKING | 7 | __ horns, to argue to the point of stalemate |