100% | PERSONA | 7 | The type of aura that one showcases |
49% | SPILLED | 7 | Type of milk that one shouldn't cry over |
49% | CARDIO | 6 | The type of exercise that raises your heart rate |
49% | DOMINANT | 8 | The type of gene that is expressed more strongly |
48% | MUTE | 4 | Type of swan that includes one specimen, weighed at over 50 pounds, that qualified as the largest weight ever verified for a flying bird |
48% | RUMINANT | 8 | Type of mammal that chews the cud |
48% | LASIK | 5 | Type of surgery that reshapes the cornea |
48% | BAD | 3 | Type of apple that spoils the bunch |
47% | TORPEDO | 7 | Type of underwater missile that sank the Lusitania |
47% | AUTISM | 6 | Type of neurodivergence that is 'on the spectrum' |
47% | METHOD | 6 | Type of acting that involves being the character |
47% | BUTTON | 6 | Type of nose that Frosty the Snowman had |
47% | RAT | 3 | Type of rodent that followed the Pied Piper |
47% | VINYASA | 7 | Type of yoga that moves with the breath |
47% | CARDIO | 6 | Type of exercise that gets the heart pumping |
47% | YOGA | 4 | Type of exercise that might improve one's posture |
47% | EMAIL | 5 | Type of letter that is sent through the internet |
47% | LOWIMPACT | 9 | Type of exercise that's easy on the joints |
47% | APPROACH | 8 | Type of golf shot that goes to the green |
47% | DOMESTIC | 8 | Type of flight that doesn't leave the country |
47% | BCC | 3 | Type of email that doesn't show the recipients |
47% | BLACKEYED | 9 | Type of Peas that sang Where Is The Love? |
47% | AERIALSHOT | 10 | Type of photo that led to the "Streisand effect" |
47% | LION | 4 | Type of animal that's the mayor in "Zootopia" |
47% | INN | 3 | Type of establishment that was the setting for "Newhart" |
47% | HIGHTOP | 7 | Type of sneaker that covers the full ankle: Hyph. |
46% | XIPHOID | 7 | Type of process at the bottom of one's sternum |
46% | NARC | 4 | Type of cop that's the subject of "Training Day" |
46% | LOCAL | 5 | Type of bus or train that makes all the stops |
46% | ODE | 3 | Type of poem that was popular in the 19th century |