| 100% | SEDAN | 5 | U.S. term for a British "saloon" |
| 68% | DOOLIE | 6 | Term for a freshman at the U.S. Air Force Academy |
| 67% | TWO | 3 | Maximum number of terms for a U.S. president |
| 66% | SIR | 3 | Proper term for a British knight |
| 64% | SODA | 4 | Generic term for a carbonated beverage, in certain parts of the U.S. |
| 64% | POP | 3 | Generic term for a carbonated beverage, in certain parts of the U.S. |
| 62% | JAB | 3 | British term for a vaccination |
| 62% | LOO | 3 | British term for a bathroom |
| 61% | PRAM | 4 | British term for a baby carriage |
| 60% | SCHOONER | 8 | British term for a large glass for sherry |
| 59% | SWANDIVE | 8 | US term for a swallow dive (different bird!) |
| 58% | MEWS | 4 | British term for a row of houses converted from stables |
| 57% | GAL | 3 | Cowboy's term for a woman |
| 57% | TRAPEZIUM | 9 | British term for a quadrilateral with one pair of parallel sides |
| 57% | OWIE | 4 | Child's term for a boo-boo |
| 57% | BIRDIE | 6 | Child's term for a nest owner |
| 57% | OWIE | 4 | Young child's term for a bruise |
| 57% | OWIE | 4 | Toddler's term for a minor bruise |
| 57% | MOOCOW | 6 | Toddler's term for a farm animal |
| 56% | PINTA | 5 | Informal British term for a pint of milk |
| 56% | OWIE | 4 | Toddler's term for a scrape or cut |
| 56% | OWIE | 4 | Toddler's term for a bump or bruise |
| 56% | CONTROLLEDBURN | 14 | Firefighter's term for a carefully measured dig? |
| 56% | WATERBOMBER | 11 | Firefighter's term for a person shouting "Cannonball!"? |
| 55% | MOBILE | 6 | British term for what Americans call a cell phone |
| 55% | RATFINK | 7 | Insulting US term for a snitch; a rodent analogy |
| 55% | ALLOPATH | 8 | Alternative medicine practitioner's term for a mainstream doctor |
| 55% | ENATE | 5 | Term for a relative on your mother's side |
| 55% | FANCYMAN | 8 | Derogatory term for a woman's lover |
| 55% | SHIV | 4 | Slang term for a criminal's blade |