| 100% | WIN | 3 | When repeated, advantageous to both sides |
| 70% | WINWIN | 6 | Advantageous to both sides |
| 49% | STEREO | 6 | What plays to both sides? |
| 47% | HUSH | 4 | When repeated, not to be repeated |
| 47% | ALT | 3 | Key next to both sides of the spacebar |
| 47% | SPEECH | 6 | When repeated, cry to an honoree |
| 47% | EXCUSES | 7 | When repeated, comment to an apologizer |
| 47% | DIE | 3 | When repeated, cry to a vampire |
| 46% | SPEECH | 6 | When repeated, a cry to an awardee |
| 46% | IDO | 3 | When repeated, response to "Who wants dessert?" |
| 46% | PICKME | 6 | When repeated, plea to a stage magician |
| 46% | IDO | 3 | When repeated, reply to "Who wants dessert?" |
| 46% | HEARYE | 6 | When repeated, old-time call to listen |
| 45% | NIGHT | 5 | When repeated, call to someone going to bed |
| 45% | SAMEOLD | 7 | When repeated, a response to "What's new?" |
| 45% | IDO | 3 | When repeated, response to "Who wants ice cream?" |
| 45% | EJECT | 5 | When repeated, emergency cry to a fighter pilot |
| 45% | IDO | 3 | When repeated, reply to "Who wants a cookie?" |
| 43% | IDO | 3 | When repeated, child's response to "Who wants more ice cream?" |
| 43% | LISA | 4 | When repeated, singer of the 1987 #1 hit "Head to Toe" |
| 42% | TYGER | 5 | When repeated, words before "burning bright" to start a William Blake poem |
| 41% | KNOCK | 5 | When repeated twice, a classic joke cycle responded to with "Who's there?" |
| 38% | YADA | 4 | When repeated thrice, a common phrase used by George's girlfriend on "Seinfeld" to skip over details |
| 38% | PAINTGUN | 8 | *Alternative to a brush when coating the side of a house |
| 37% | PROSANDCONS | 11 | Both sides of an argument, and what have been switched to create the answers to the starred clues |
| 37% | MAN | 3 | Word on both sides of "to" and "for" |
| 35% | TOO | 3 | When repeated, extreme |
| 35% | RAH | 3 | When repeated, enthusiastic |
| 35% | RAH | 3 | When repeated, excited |
| 35% | RAH | 3 | When repeated, eager |