| 100% | CHATEAU | 7 | The large house or castle signifying wealth (Fra.) |
| 44% | CHATEAU | 7 | Large French country house or castle |
| 41% | CHATEAU | 7 | A large French country house or castle |
| 39% | MANOR | 5 | Large house or stately home |
| 37% | TURRET | 6 | Tower part of a house or castle |
| 35% | TOWNHOUSE | 9 | Large house in the city joined to others |
| 32% | CAPITAL | 7 | Wealth in the form of money or assets |
| 32% | AVIARY | 6 | Large cage or enclosure that houses pet birds |
| 32% | INTESTINE | 9 | Large or small component of the digestive system |
| 32% | INTESTINE | 9 | Large or small part of the digestive system |
| 32% | ARENA | 5 | Large venue for a rapper or the Raptors |
| 32% | PET | 3 | Dog or cat in the house |
| 31% | BARBICAN | 8 | The outer defense of a castle or walled city |
| 31% | MANATEE | 7 | The __, or sea cow, is a large marine mammal |
| 31% | WHALE | 5 | Large sea mammal such as the sperm — or blue — |
| 31% | BIGCHEESE | 9 | The head man, or a very large camembert |
| 31% | DOOR | 4 | Way in or out of the house |
| 31% | CERN | 4 | Lab housing the world's largest machine |
| 31% | DORY | 4 | Large-mouthed marine fish such as the mirror — or Cape — |
| 31% | WOODCOCK | 8 | Large bulky wading bird such as the Eurasian — or American — |
| 31% | PALATIAL | 8 | Resembling a castle or a large royal residence |
| 30% | ATTICS | 6 | Rooms or spaces at the top of houses |
| 30% | PEAFOWL | 7 | Large crested pheasant of Asia such as the Blue — or Green — |
| 30% | DONJON | 6 | The great tower or innermost keep of a castle |
| 30% | CATARACT | 8 | Common disorder of the eye or a large waterfall |
| 30% | CHATEAU | 7 | French country house, castle, or vineyard estate |
| 29% | HIPPOPOTAMUS | 12 | Large mammal living in or around the rivers of sub-Saharan Africa |
| 29% | LOFTSPACE | 9 | Storage or living area in the roof of a house |
| 29% | DILATE | 6 | Become larger or wider like the pupils in the eyes |
| 29% | CRANE | 5 | Large long-necked long-legged wading bird such as the common — or whooping — |