| 100% | OWLS | 4 | Two residents of the Old Man's beard, in a Lear verse |
| 44% | HARPER | 6 | Surname of the brothers in Two and a Half Men |
| 39% | JOSHBROLIN | 10 | Actor from "No Country for Old Men," who plays the role of Cable, a mutant soldier, in "The Untitled Deadpool Sequel": 2 wds. |
| 38% | LINCOLN | 7 | Abraham ___, 16th President of the U.S.A. and the first to sport a beard in office |
| 38% | HARRISON | 8 | Benjamin ___, 23rd President of the U.S.A. and the fifth to sport a beard in office |
| 37% | COUPLET | 7 | Two lines of verse in a poem |
| 37% | BACARDI | 7 | One of the oldest spirit companies in the world, whose logo is a bat |
| 37% | BUTCHER | 7 | One of the "three men in a tub" |
| 37% | ACES | 4 | One of the pairs in a "dead man's hand," in poker |
| 37% | MLK | 3 | Initials of the man with a January holiday in the US |
| 37% | AOL | 3 | Co. involved in a major merger of the early two-thousands |
| 37% | SQUAREPANTS | 11 | Surname of the Bikini Bottom resident who lives in a pineapple |
| 36% | PEACESIGN | 9 | Two-finger gesture in the shape of a V |
| 36% | GALADRIEL | 9 | Role for Cate Blanchett in a Best Picture winner of the two-thousands |
| 36% | VENTRICLE | 9 | A cavity in an organ; the heart has two of them |
| 36% | ISCARIOT | 8 | Resident of the lowest circle of hell, in Dante's "Inferno" |
| 36% | WEPT | 4 | Second of two words in the shortest Bible verse |
| 36% | OMANI | 5 | Resident of the Arab world's oldest continuously independent state |
| 36% | ABAA | 4 | Rhyme scheme in the last verse of a villanelle |
| 36% | MANETTE | 7 | The doctor in A Tale of Two Cities: Alexandre __ |
| 36% | ROMEO | 5 | Young man in the title of a Shakespeare play |
| 35% | ODIE | 4 | Dog in the movie "Garfield: A Tail of Two Kitties" |
| 35% | NATL | 4 | The older of baseball's two leagues (Abbr.) |
| 35% | NATL | 4 | The older of baseball's two leagues: Abbr. |
| 35% | LEWYCKA | 7 | Marina —, author of the novels Two Caravans and A Short History of Tractors in Ukrainian |
| 35% | TREK | 4 | Dutch-speaking residents of Britain's Cape Colony, left the colony for the African interior starting in 1836 in a migration called "The Great ___" |
| 35% | GONERIL | 7 | Eldest daughter of King Lear in the William Shakespeare play of that name |
| 35% | BIGFOOT | 7 | North American myth of a tall ape man in the woods |
| 35% | TUE | 3 | The first of two T's, in a familiar sequence |
| 35% | WASHATERIA | 10 | In a ___, there's lots of ___ in the machinery |