| 100% | YANG | 4 | Yin and ___, symbol of Taoism |
| 59% | LILY | 4 | Symbol of innocence and purity |
| 59% | OAK | 3 | Symbol of strength and endurance |
| 57% | CRESCENT | 8 | Symbol of many Islamic states, Star and __ |
| 57% | LEI | 3 | Symbol of affection and hospitality in Hawaii |
| 56% | ROSEMARY | 8 | Symbol of remembrance and a girl's name |
| 56% | SCARAB | 6 | Egyptian symbol of growth and rebirth |
| 56% | KITE | 4 | Chinese symbol of hope and prosperity |
| 56% | UNICORN | 7 | Classic symbol of purity and grace |
| 56% | BLUEBIRDS | 9 | Colorful symbols of hope and happiness |
| 55% | ROSEPETAL | 9 | Symbol of time elapsed in "Beauty and the Beast" |
| 55% | ROSEPETAL | 9 | Symbol of time passing in "Beauty and the Beast" |
| 55% | ELMS | 4 | Symbols of hope during the American and French Revolutions |
| 55% | ELMS | 4 | State symbols of North Dakota and Massachusetts |
| 55% | ELMS | 4 | State symbols of Massachusetts and North Dakota |
| 54% | TAO | 3 | Concept behind yin and yang (anagram of "oat") |
| 54% | COCKEREL | 8 | Avian symbol of the Revolution and French Republic |
| 54% | MANDALA | 7 | Visual symbol of cosmos in Hinduism and Buddhism |
| 53% | WOLFHOUND | 9 | Large Irish dog, a symbol of nobility and loyalty |
| 53% | LARK | 4 | Bird that's a symbol of joy and hope |
| 53% | TREES | 5 | “Living symbols of peace and hope,” per Wangari Maathai |
| 52% | DUST | 4 | Biblical symbol of both the origin and conclusion of life |
| 52% | LAOTZU | 6 | Chinese philosopher and founder of Taoism |
| 52% | YIN | 3 | ___ and yang (halves of a Chinese symbol) |
| 52% | CRESCENTS | 9 | Symbols on the flags of Algeria and Azerbaijan |
| 51% | ASTER | 5 | Daisy-like flower that is a symbol of wisdom and faith |
| 51% | SMILEYFAC/XES | 13 | [*cross out* Symbols of happiness] Transmissions with colons, dashes and parentheses? |
| 51% | CROWN | 5 | Symbol in the logos of Budweiser, Rolex and Corona |
| 51% | SUN | 3 | Symbol on the flags of Argentina and the Philippines |
| 50% | ETA | 3 | Greek letter used as a symbol of viscosity by chemists and physicists |