| 100% | PUN | 3 | Wordplay, that is often considered the lowest form of humor |
| 60% | PUN | 3 | Wordplay that's said to be "the lowest form of humor" |
| 49% | PUN | 3 | The lowest form of humor, according to some |
| 49% | PUN | 3 | The lowest form of humor, it's said |
| 45% | PUN | 3 | "The lowest form of humor," supposedly |
| 44% | PUN | 3 | "The lowest form of humor," per Samuel Johnson |
| 43% | ODIE | 4 | Pooch that is often the brunt of Garfield's jokes |
| 43% | PUN | 3 | Joke sometimes called "the lowest form of humor" |
| 41% | PUN | 3 | Joke with a homophone, say, that is the so-called "lowest form of humor" |
| 41% | ICON | 4 | Pictorial image that is often used to represent the theme or meaning of an application |
| 41% | PUN | 3 | "The lowest form of humor—when you don't think of it first": Oscar Levant |
| 40% | BRIE | 4 | Grayish white cheese that originated from a French region of the same name and is considered to be in a low lactose range of 0-2% |
| 40% | ROLEMODEL | 9 | A person that is often looked at as someone to follow in the footsteps of : 2 wds. |
| 40% | PAWN | 4 | The lowest form of defense in Chess |
| 39% | TATAMI | 6 | Your Japanese room is often measured by the number of these that will fit |
| 39% | SKYE | 4 | Large Scottish isle that is often poetically called "Eilean a' Cheo" which is Gaelic for "Island of the Mist" |
| 39% | LOBE | 4 | Part of the ear that is often pierced |
| 39% | ARCH | 4 | Part of the foot that may be high, low, or flat |
| 39% | SARCASM | 7 | Cutting comments, the lowest form of wit |
| 38% | DAY | 3 | Green ___, rock band that was formed in California which had the hit song "Boulevard of Broken Dreams" |
| 38% | WIT | 3 | A pun is said to be the lowest form of this |
| 38% | TIDAL | 5 | Form of hydropower that is generated from the movement of waves |
| 38% | CERES | 5 | Body in our solar system that was considered a planet in the first half of the 19th century |
| 38% | LOBE | 4 | Fleshy part of the ear that is often pierced |
| 37% | ANAGRAM | 7 | A word or phrase that can be formed using the letters of another word |
| 36% | ATHENS | 6 | City often considered the birthplace of democracy |
| 36% | IRON | 4 | Golf club that is often made of steel |
| 36% | ACID | 4 | Drug that was often "dropped" in the 1960s |
| 36% | TOKYO | 5 | City that was often a target of Godzilla |
| 36% | BRIDEZILLAS | 11 | Wedding reality show that follows the lives of women engaged to be married, often depicting "difficult" brides |