| 100% | UNUM | 4 | Word split by an oak branch on a dime's back |
| 73% | UNUM | 4 | Word interrupted by an oak branch on a dime |
| 39% | EXIT | 4 | Word on a sign by an emergency door |
| 37% | ANNUITCOEPTIS | 13 | Words on a dollar’s back |
| 37% | EPLURIBUSUNUM | 13 | Words on a dollar’s back |
| 34% | ONE | 3 | Word on a dime |
| 34% | AMERICA | 7 | Word on a dime |
| 32% | THESPOT | 7 | Marked by an X on a treasure map |
| 31% | TREASURE | 8 | Hidden riches marked by an X on a map |
| 31% | ONE | 3 | Word on a penny and a dime |
| 31% | ENDORSEHERE | 11 | Words on the back of a check |
| 31% | TETE | 4 | Word linked by an "a" to mean a heart-to-heart conversation |
| 31% | ORDO | 4 | Word under the pyramid on a dollar bill's back |
| 31% | PANIC | 5 | Word followed by an exclamation point in a band name |
| 31% | UNDO | 4 | Word processing command symbolized by a back arrow |
| 31% | KICKME | 6 | Words on the back of a prank victim |
| 31% | ISTO | 4 | Words represented by a colon in an analogy |
| 30% | WEDO | 4 | Words sung by the Stonecutters after “Who holds back the electric car? Who makes Steve Guttenberg a star?,” on “The Simpsons” |
| 30% | SKIDMARKS | 9 | Imprints left on a road by an out-of-control car |
| 30% | ALBUMS | 6 | Collections of songs by an artist, e.g. on a CD |
| 30% | SPEEDLIMIT | 10 | Words followed by a number on a highway sign |
| 30% | GREATSEAL | 9 | U.S. emblem that features an eagle on the front and a pyramid on the back |
| 30% | SEEME | 5 | Words written by a teacher on a failed test, perhaps |
| 30% | START | 5 | Word next to an arrow on a maze |
| 29% | ONE | 3 | Word that appears on a dime in both English and Latin |
| 29% | UTOPIA | 6 | Word coined by Thomas More in an eponymous book that's now also the word for a perfect imaginary society |
| 29% | HES | 3 | “___ a Rebel” (title track on an album by the Crystals) |
| 29% | RUCKSACK | 8 | Bag carried on back by walkers, from German words |
| 29% | ONE | 3 | Largest word on the back of a dollar bill |
| 29% | ONE | 3 | Large word on the back of a dollar bill |