| 100% | SPIED | 5 | Worked for the CIA, perhaps |
| 70% | GOODWILLAMBASSADORS | 19 | *Celebrities working for the U.N., perhaps |
| 69% | SPY | 3 | Work for, or against, the CIA |
| 58% | GYMCLASS | 8 | Work for the student body? |
| 56% | CADDIED | 7 | Worked for Woods, perhaps |
| 56% | OFF | 3 | Not working for the day |
| 56% | LIEGE | 5 | One working for the lord |
| 55% | REDO | 4 | Work for "Trading Spaces," perhaps |
| 55% | EXCIA | 5 | No longer working for The Company |
| 55% | AGENTS | 6 | Special ones work for the FBI |
| 54% | COPEDITOR | 9 | One who works for the Police Gazette? |
| 54% | MAKEAPASSAT | 11 | Work for Volkswagen, perhaps? |
| 53% | BARONASSIGNMENT | 15 | Working for the viscounts, earls and other higher-ranking nobles? |
| 53% | ROB | 3 | Mug for the camera, perhaps |
| 53% | LEASED | 6 | Took for the summer, perhaps |
| 53% | HOT | 3 | Headed for the fence, perhaps |
| 53% | ATCAMP | 6 | Gone for the summer, perhaps |
| 53% | SANDALED | 8 | Dressed for the beach, perhaps |
| 52% | TGIF | 4 | "Yay! No work for the next two days!": Abbr. |
| 51% | LITE | 4 | Name for the free version, perhaps |
| 50% | PRECEDING | 9 | Paving the way for, perhaps |
| 49% | REESE | 5 | He worked for Hershey in the 1910s-'20s |
| 49% | BOBA | 4 | ___ Fett (bounty hunter working for Jabba the Hutt) |
| 49% | NAP | 3 | Power up for the afternoon, perhaps |
| 49% | MINER | 5 | One going for the gold, perhaps |
| 48% | NOREST | 6 | __ for the wicked, there's always work to be done |
| 48% | LABOURPARTY | 11 | Work do for those on the left |
| 48% | INABSENTIA | 10 | How Paul Hofmann, who worked for the NYT, was tried in Italy in 1944 |
| 48% | HOE | 3 | Tool for working the soil |
| 48% | HUSTLE | 6 | Work hard for the money |