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Krillion Answers for October 10, 2026

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All seven prompts

  1. Prompt 1: Name a musical instrument

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    Hint 1. There are 3,123 accepted answers, and only 54 of them are common enough to score 30 or less. Almost anything unusual that fits will go deep.

    Still stuck? Show hint 2

    Hint 2. One of the 100-point answers is a single word, 9 letters.

    Still stuck? Show hint 3

    Hint 3. That answer starts with D and ends with E.

    Reveal the answers

    The game accepts 3,123 answers for this prompt: 2 One in a Krillion, 2,934 Deep Cut, 133 Rare, 42 Schooler, 12 Plankton.

    Shown here: a selection of 17, best-scoring first.

    Answers for prompt 1 on October 10, 2026
    AnswerTierPoints
    DaxophoneWooden tongue bowed on a block to sound like a talking animal.One in a Krillion100
    OctobassTwelve-foot bass so tall its player works levers from a platform.One in a Krillion100
    GumbeDeep Cut85
    KobyzDeep Cut85
    TimilaDeep Cut85
    ŠupelkaDeep Cut85
    Appalachian dulcimerRare60
    FifeRare60
    GuzhengRare60
    Upright pianoRare60
    WhistleRare60
    BongosSchooler30
    PiccoloSchooler30
    ViolaSchooler30
    ClarinetPlankton10
    PianoPlankton10
    ViolinPlankton10

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  2. Prompt 2: Name a vegetable that's botanically a fruit

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    Hint 1. There are 10,081 accepted answers, and only 18 of them are common enough to score 30 or less. Almost anything unusual that fits will go deep.

    Still stuck? Show hint 2

    Hint 2. One of the 100-point answers is a single word, 7 letters.

    Still stuck? Show hint 3

    Hint 3. That answer starts with A and ends with A.

    Reveal the answers

    The game accepts 10,081 answers for this prompt: 2 One in a Krillion, 10,004 Deep Cut, 57 Rare, 9 Schooler, 9 Plankton.

    Shown here: a selection of 17, best-scoring first.

    Answers for prompt 2 on October 10, 2026
    AnswerTierPoints
    AchochaAndean slipper gourd stuffed like a pepper in Bolivian kitchens.One in a Krillion100
    CucamelonGrape-sized Mexican cucumber that tastes of lime and looks like a watermelon.One in a Krillion100
    Gelbgrüne süße tomatoDeep Cut85
    Gomera 1 tomatoDeep Cut85
    Harvest Ace pumpkinDeep Cut85
    King of kings tomatoDeep Cut85
    Hass avocadoRare60
    Kabocha squashRare60
    Pickling cucumberRare60
    Snow peaRare60
    Sugar snap peaRare60
    Butternut squashSchooler30
    OkraSchooler30
    OliveSchooler30
    CucumberPlankton10
    PeasPlankton10
    SquashPlankton10

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  3. Prompt 3: Name a body part people have exactly two of (like ears)

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    Hint 1. There are 2,639 accepted answers, and only 30 of them are common enough to score 30 or less. Almost anything unusual that fits will go deep.

    Still stuck? Show hint 2

    Hint 2. One of the 100-point answers is 2 words, 20 letters in all.

    Still stuck? Show hint 3

    Hint 3. That answer starts with A and ends with S.

    Reveal the answers

    The game accepts 2,639 answers for this prompt: 2 One in a Krillion, 2,539 Deep Cut, 68 Rare, 18 Schooler, 12 Plankton.

    Shown here: a selection of 17, best-scoring first.

    Answers for prompt 3 on October 10, 2026
    AnswerTierPoints
    Anatomical snuffboxesHollow at the thumb's base where gentlemen once held their snuff.One in a Krillion100
    AntitragiSmall bump across the ear notch from the tragus.One in a Krillion100
    Intercostobrachial nervesDeep Cut85
    Lacrimomaxillary suturesDeep Cut85
    Parahippocampal gyriDeep Cut85
    SphenomandibularisDeep Cut85
    Adrenal glandsRare60
    DeltoidsRare60
    HeelsRare60
    Sciatic nervesRare60
    TrapsRare60
    AnklesSchooler30
    BreastsSchooler30
    WristsSchooler30
    ArmsPlankton10
    ElbowsPlankton10
    FeetPlankton10

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  4. Prompt 4: Name a city with the word "City" in its name (like Mexico City)

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    Hint 1. There are 846 accepted answers, and only 17 of them are common enough to score 30 or less. Almost anything unusual that fits will go deep.

    Still stuck? Show hint 2

    Hint 2. One of the 100-point answers is 2 words, 10 letters in all.

    Still stuck? Show hint 3

    Hint 3. That answer starts with A and ends with Y.

    Reveal the answers

    The game accepts 846 answers for this prompt: 2 One in a Krillion, 769 Deep Cut, 58 Rare, 11 Schooler, 6 Plankton.

    Shown here: a selection of 17, best-scoring first.

    Answers for prompt 4 on October 10, 2026
    AnswerTierPoints
    Atomic CityIdaho town of two dozen beside the first reactor to light bulbs.One in a Krillion100
    Gas CityIndiana boomtown named for the 1880s natural gas strike.One in a Krillion100
    Daisey CityDeep Cut85
    Hedge CityDeep Cut85
    Sierra CityDeep Cut85
    Tanjay CityDeep Cut85
    Bullhead CityRare60
    City of LondonRare60
    National CityRare60
    Panama City BeachRare60
    Quezon CityRare60
    Guatemala CitySchooler30
    Jersey CitySchooler30
    Panama CitySchooler30
    Mexico CityPlankton10
    Oklahoma CityPlankton10
    Salt Lake CityPlankton10

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  5. Prompt 5: Name a juice brand

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    Hint 1. There are 1,014 accepted answers, and only 21 of them are common enough to score 30 or less. Almost anything unusual that fits will go deep.

    Still stuck? Show hint 2

    Hint 2. One of the 100-point answers is 4 words, 21 letters in all.

    Still stuck? Show hint 3

    Hint 3. That answer starts with D and ends with E.

    Reveal the answers

    The game accepts 1,014 answers for this prompt: 2 One in a Krillion, 916 Deep Cut, 75 Rare, 14 Schooler, 7 Plankton.

    Shown here: a selection of 17, best-scoring first.

    Answers for prompt 5 on October 10, 2026
    AnswerTierPoints
    Donald Duck orange juiceFlorida growers have sold juice under the duck's name since the 1940s.One in a Krillion100
    Snow CropClinton Foods' 1940s frozen concentrate that fought Minute Maid for freezers.One in a Krillion100
    Ja!Deep Cut85
    KreationDeep Cut85
    N-JuiceDeep Cut85
    Val VenostaDeep Cut85
    IzzeRare60
    Kool-Aid JammersRare60
    OasisRare60
    RobinsonsRare60
    WawaRare60
    Florida's NaturalSchooler30
    Hawaiian PunchSchooler30
    POM WonderfulSchooler30
    Capri SunPlankton10
    Mott'sPlankton10
    Ocean SprayPlankton10

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  6. Prompt 6: Name a piece of baking equipment

    Show hint 1

    Hint 1. There are 261 accepted answers, and only 27 of them are common enough to score 30 or less. Almost anything unusual that fits will go deep.

    Still stuck? Show hint 2

    Hint 2. One of the 100-point answers is 2 words, 7 letters in all.

    Still stuck? Show hint 3

    Hint 3. That answer starts with P and ends with D.

    Reveal the answers

    The game accepts 261 answers for this prompt: 2 One in a Krillion, 188 Deep Cut, 44 Rare, 17 Schooler, 10 Plankton.

    Shown here: a selection of 17, best-scoring first.

    Answers for prompt 6 on October 10, 2026
    AnswerTierPoints
    Pie birdA hollow ceramic blackbird that vents steam through the pie crust.One in a Krillion100
    Pork pie dollyWooden block the hot-water pastry is hand-raised around.One in a Krillion100
    Chocolate mouldDeep Cut85
    Glaze sprayerDeep Cut85
    Petal dust brushDeep Cut85
    Truffle gridDeep Cut85
    BlenderRare60
    Kitchen torchRare60
    Pastry brushRare60
    Pizza stoneRare60
    ZesterRare60
    Bundt panSchooler30
    Oven mittsSchooler30
    SifterSchooler30
    Baking sheetPlankton10
    Cake panPlankton10
    Rolling pinPlankton10

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  7. Prompt 7: Name an animal whose name ends in Y

    Show hint 1

    Hint 1. There are 10,349 accepted answers, and only 29 of them are common enough to score 30 or less. Almost anything unusual that fits will go deep.

    Still stuck? Show hint 2

    Hint 2. One of the 100-point answers is a single word, 5 letters.

    Still stuck? Show hint 3

    Hint 3. That answer starts with B and ends with Y.

    Reveal the answers

    The game accepts 10,349 answers for this prompt: 2 One in a Krillion, 10,173 Deep Cut, 145 Rare, 20 Schooler, 9 Plankton.

    Shown here: a selection of 17, best-scoring first.

    Answers for prompt 7 on October 10, 2026
    AnswerTierPoints
    BilbyRabbit-eared Australian marsupial sold as chocolate instead of Easter bunnies.One in a Krillion100
    Sea bunnyFluffy-looking Japanese sea slug whose ears are chemical sensors.One in a Krillion100
    Dusk dragonflyDeep Cut85
    Golden gooneyDeep Cut85
    Highland ponyDeep Cut85
    Small red damselflyDeep Cut85
    African greyRare60
    Brush turkeyRare60
    Drain flyRare60
    HorseyRare60
    Rock wallabyRare60
    Blue jaySchooler30
    FireflySchooler30
    StingraySchooler30
    FlyPlankton10
    PuppyPlankton10
    TurkeyPlankton10

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