| 100% | TRA | 3 | Syllable that might be sung before "la la" |
| 100% | TRA | 3 | Syllable that may be sung before "la la" |
| 83% | TRA | 3 | Sound that might be sung before "la la" |
| 66% | TRA | 3 | Syllable that might be sung in a song's refrain |
| 65% | TRA | 3 | Syllable that may come before "la la" |
| 52% | SNIPS | 5 | Sounds that may be heard before bangs? |
| 52% | PIES | 4 | Desserts that may be served à la mode |
| 52% | PIE | 3 | Dessert that may be served à la mode |
| 52% | KLEENEX | 7 | Something that may be used before a blessing |
| 52% | ADS | 3 | Promos that may be skipped before YouTube videos |
| 51% | CAROL | 5 | Christmas song that may be sung door-to-door |
| 51% | PSST | 4 | Sound that might be made before a whispered comment |
| 51% | YOLO | 4 | Acronym that might be shouted before a rash act |
| 51% | ADS | 3 | Promos that may be skipped before many YouTube videos |
| 51% | YOGAMATS | 8 | Pads that may be unrolled before meditation (2 wds.) |
| 51% | APPLEPIE | 8 | Stereotypically American dessert that might be served à la mode |
| 50% | RAH | 3 | Cheerleader's word that might be repeated before "sis-boom-bah" |
| 50% | KALE | 4 | Curly cabbage type that might be "massaged" before eating |
| 50% | TUNE | 4 | Melody that may be whistled or sung |
| 49% | DIARIES | 7 | Books that might be written in before bedtime |
| 49% | TRA | 3 | Syllable that comes before "la la" |
| 48% | CHOIR | 5 | Church singing group that might be in a loft |
| 48% | TGI | 3 | Letters before "F" that may be a week-ending sigh |
| 47% | NAMENAMES | 9 | Sing in a way that might not be wanted? |
| 46% | TUNE | 4 | Melody that may be whistled or sung (hidden in the word "fortune") |
| 46% | TRA | 3 | Syllable that may precede "la-la" |
| 43% | TRA | 3 | Sing-song syllable before "la-la" |
| 43% | TRA | 3 | Syllable that comes before "la-la" |
| 43% | MOTEL | 5 | (Check) Rest stop that may need to be reserved before your road trip |
| 42% | BAA | 3 | Word repeated before "black sheep," in a nursery rhyme that may be one of the first poems you learned |