| 100% | TATTLE | 6 | Tell on someone to get them in trouble |
| 49% | TOUCHBASE | 9 | To renew contact with someone, check in on them |
| 44% | STEPS | 5 | People with wearable technology often try to get them in |
| 42% | RIPENS | 6 | Gets ready to get reps in trouble |
| 41% | ACT | 3 | "Everybody wants to get in on the ___!" |
| 41% | INTERVENE | 9 | Get involved in; step in to prevent trouble |
| 40% | WALKINAPARTMENT | 15 | Where to get in on the ground floor |
| 40% | TVS | 3 | They get turned on in bars |
| 40% | EXITSIGNS | 9 | They tell you where to get off |
| 39% | CONFIDING | 9 | Telling someone you trust a secret, __ in them |
| 39% | BEETLES | 7 | They got back on the road in 1998 |
| 39% | PSST | 4 | Sound made to get someone's attention in a quiet room |
| 39% | DRESSED | 7 | In the morning, kids are told to go get __ |
| 39% | TOES | 4 | They may get stepped on in a crowded place |
| 38% | DOORS | 5 | They'll help you get in on the ground floor |
| 38% | OLE | 3 | Shout to someone in danger of getting stuck |
| 37% | BUTTER | 6 | Dairy product you put on someone to flatter them |
| 37% | ELDERLY | 7 | Word to describe someone who is on in years |
| 37% | TATTLE | 6 | Tell on someone |
| 37% | ODES | 4 | In 1819 Keats wrote them on Indolence, on Melancholy and to Psyche |
| 37% | GHOST | 5 | Avoid someone until they get the picture, in modern lingo |
| 37% | GHOST | 5 | Avoid someone until they get the picture, in modern dating |
| 37% | RANBY | 5 | Told in order to get a quick opinion |
| 36% | RANBY | 5 | Showed in order to get feedback on |
| 36% | USERIDS | 7 | They may be required to get in |
| 36% | BATTERUP | 8 | Umpire's call to someone in the on-deck circle (2 wds.) |
| 36% | RANPAST | 7 | Told to in order to get an opinion |
| 35% | HOMED | 5 | ___ in on (got closer to) |
| 35% | LIE | 3 | ___ detector, device shown in movies to find if someone is telling the truth |
| 35% | HOLESINONE | 10 | Patrick Wills managed to get three of these at Laurel Hill in Lorton, VA on June 22, 2015 |