| 100% | CABERNET | 8 | Word that normally comes before "sauvignon" |
| 66% | UNTO | 4 | Word that often comes before itself |
| 66% | THE | 3 | Word that often comes before "end" |
| 66% | NOUNS | 5 | Words that often come before verbs |
| 65% | INNER | 5 | Word that can come before "circle" or "tube" |
| 65% | PET | 3 | Word that can come before "peeve" or "name" |
| 65% | ROW | 3 | Word that can come before or after home |
| 65% | WHERE | 5 | Word that might come before or after "else" |
| 65% | AGE | 3 | Word that can come before or after old |
| 64% | ANY | 3 | Word that often comes before "questions", "advice" or "takers" |
| 64% | SNEAK | 5 | Word that might come before preview, peek or attack |
| 64% | ACTOF | 5 | Words that could come before Congress, contrition or God |
| 63% | TOP | 3 | Word that often comes before dog, gun, secret or banana |
| 62% | ANTI | 4 | Word that comes before "venom" or "biotic" |
| 61% | POP | 3 | Word that comes after Soda or before Quiz |
| 61% | NOMORE | 6 | Words that come just before "Mr. Nice Guy" |
| 60% | SKIRT | 5 | Word that can come after "poodle" and before "steak" |
| 60% | PEA | 3 | Veggie word that may come before "hen" or "coat" |
| 59% | UPPER | 5 | Word that comes before "crust" or "hand" (to mean advantage) |
| 58% | OPT | 3 | Word that can come before in or out and comes from the Latin for "to select" |
| 57% | FOR | 3 | Word that comes before Dummies in the titles of well over 300 books |
| 52% | COMIC | 5 | Word that can come before book or strip, or a nickname of WWI's Sopwith Camel biplane, or one who will merely stand-up |
| 50% | INTRO | 5 | Words that come first |
| 49% | GETSET | 6 | Words that go before "Go!" |
| 48% | ECHO | 4 | Words that come back to you? |
| 47% | AIM | 3 | Word that comes between "ready" and "fire" |
| 47% | YUPPIE | 6 | Word that comes from "young urban professional" |
| 47% | IRON | 4 | Word that comes after "steam" and "tire" |
| 47% | TAC | 3 | Word that comes between "tic" and "toe" |
| 47% | HIP | 3 | Word that's said twice before "Hooray!" |