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Krillion Answers for November 14, 2026

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Krillion · Krillion Today independent companion
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111 selected records across the prompts. Scores apply to this date.
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7 of 7 prompts; the source lists 111,040 answers across the 7 recorded prompts
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The seven Krillion prompts for November 14, 2026

  1. Prompt 1: Name a billionaire.

    5,276 accepted answers

    Hint 1

    Hint 1. There are 5,276 accepted answers, and only 18 of them are common enough to score 30 or less. Almost anything unusual that fits will go deep.

    Hint 2

    Hint 2. One of the 100-point answers is 2 words, 8 letters in all.

    Hint 3

    Hint 3. That answer starts with T and ends with R.

    Reveal the answers

    The game accepts 5,276 answers for this prompt: 1 One in a Krillion, 5,113 Deep Cut, 144 Rare, 12 Schooler, 1 Too Clever, 5 Plankton.

    Shown here: 17 recorded answers, best-scoring first.

    Answers for prompt 1 on November 14, 2026
    AnswerTierPointsCopy
    Ty WarnerLaunched Beanie Babies through his company, Ty Inc., in 1993.One in a Krillion100
    Kenneth RoweDeep Cut85
    Ninian Mogan LourdenadinDeep Cut85
    Steven RalesDeep Cut85
    Sven HagströmerDeep Cut85
    Gautam SinghaniaRare60
    J. P. McManusRare60
    J.B. PritzkerRare60
    Magic JohnsonRare60
    Tiger WoodsRare60
    Cristiano RonaldoSchooler30
    Sam AltmanSchooler30
    Taylor SwiftSchooler30
    Jensen HuangToo much unsupervised learningToo Clever15
    Elon MuskPlankton10
    Jeff BezosPlankton10
    Mark ZuckerbergPlankton10

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  2. Prompt 2: Name an extinct animal that isn't an insect or invertebrate.

    20,216 accepted answers

    Hint 1

    Hint 1. There are 20,216 accepted answers, and only 18 of them are common enough to score 30 or less. Almost anything unusual that fits will go deep.

    Hint 2

    Hint 2. One of the 100-point answers is 3 words, 19 letters in all.

    Hint 3

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

    Reveal the answers

    The game accepts 20,216 answers for this prompt: 1 One in a Krillion, 20,037 Deep Cut, 160 Rare, 14 Schooler, 4 Plankton.

    Shown here: 16 recorded answers, best-scoring first.

    Answers for prompt 2 on November 14, 2026
    AnswerTierPointsCopy
    Delcourt's giant geckoOnly one specimen exists, found stuffed in a Marseille museum basement.One in a Krillion100
    AnisolophusDeep Cut85
    AymardiaDeep Cut85
    Cuban flightless craneDeep Cut85
    MetaplatycerosDeep Cut85
    DiprotodonRare60
    IchthyostegaRare60
    MaiasauraRare60
    NanotyrannusRare60
    TiktaalikRare60
    AnkylosaurusSchooler30
    BrontosaurusSchooler30
    PterodactylSchooler30
    DodoPlankton10
    Saber-toothed tigerPlankton10
    Tyrannosaurus rexPlankton10

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  3. Prompt 3: Name a living animal that moves on 2 feet and can't fly.

    340 accepted answers

    Hint 1

    Hint 1. There are 340 accepted answers, and only 7 of them are common enough to score 30 or less. Almost anything unusual that fits will go deep.

    Hint 2

    Hint 2. One of the 100-point answers is 3 words, 22 letters in all.

    Hint 3

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

    Reveal the answers

    The game accepts 340 answers for this prompt: 1 One in a Krillion, 297 Deep Cut, 35 Rare, 5 Schooler, 2 Plankton.

    Shown here: 15 recorded answers, best-scoring first.

    Answers for prompt 3 on November 14, 2026
    AnswerTierPointsCopy
    Skywalker hoolock gibbonDescribed in 2017 and named after Star Wars hero Luke Skywalker.One in a Krillion100
    Agile kangaroo ratDeep Cut85
    San José Island kangaroo ratDeep Cut85
    Swamp wallabyDeep Cut85
    Western basiliskDeep Cut85
    Chinstrap penguinRare60
    Eastern grey kangarooRare60
    Little penguinRare60
    PangolinRare60
    Pekin duckRare60
    KangarooSchooler30
    KiwiSchooler30
    OstrichSchooler30
    HumanPlankton10
    PenguinPlankton10

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  4. Prompt 4: Name a ball sport where you don't score by getting the ball into or through an object.

    626 accepted answers

    Hint 1

    Hint 1. There are 626 accepted answers, and only 14 of them are common enough to score 30 or less. Almost anything unusual that fits will go deep.

    Hint 2

    Hint 2. One of the 100-point answers is 2 words, 16 letters in all.

    Hint 3

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

    Reveal the answers

    The game accepts 626 answers for this prompt: 1 One in a Krillion, 576 Deep Cut, 35 Rare, 10 Schooler, 4 Plankton.

    Shown here: 16 recorded answers, best-scoring first.

    Answers for prompt 4 on November 14, 2026
    AnswerTierPointsCopy
    Trobriand cricketIts rules were altered so the home team always wins.One in a Krillion100
    Chair ballDeep Cut85
    GaaibollenDeep Cut85
    Leg cricketDeep Cut85
    PasakaDeep Cut85
    Hammer throwRare60
    KickballRare60
    PrisonballRare60
    Rugby leagueRare60
    Wiffle ballRare60
    CricketSchooler30
    DodgeballSchooler30
    SquashSchooler30
    American footballPlankton10
    TennisPlankton10
    VolleyballPlankton10

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  5. Prompt 5: Name any island (must be inhabited).

    9,301 accepted answers

    Hint 1

    Hint 1. There are 9,301 accepted answers, and only 46 of them are common enough to score 30 or less. Almost anything unusual that fits will go deep.

    Hint 2

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

    Hint 3

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

    Reveal the answers

    The game accepts 9,301 answers for this prompt: 1 One in a Krillion, 9,018 Deep Cut, 236 Rare, 44 Schooler, 2 Plankton.

    Shown here: 15 recorded answers, best-scoring first.

    Answers for prompt 5 on November 14, 2026
    AnswerTierPointsCopy
    Rhun IslandEngland kept Manhattan in 1667; the Dutch got this nutmeg island.One in a Krillion100
    AgönDeep Cut85
    AmmerönDeep Cut85
    Krestovsky IslandDeep Cut85
    Stora AskerönDeep Cut85
    BiminiRare60
    Federated States of MicronesiaRare60
    Haida GwaiiRare60
    OrkneyRare60
    Stewart IslandRare60
    ArubaSchooler30
    Puerto RicoSchooler30
    Sri LankaSchooler30
    HawaiiPlankton10
    James IslandpatchedPlankton10

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  6. Prompt 6: Name a fictional way to travel.

    48,733 accepted answers

    Hint 1

    Hint 1. There are 48,733 accepted answers, and only 20 of them are common enough to score 30 or less. Almost anything unusual that fits will go deep.

    Hint 2

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

    Hint 3

    Hint 3. That answer starts with N and ends with R.

    Reveal the answers

    The game accepts 48,733 answers for this prompt: 1 One in a Krillion, 48,468 Deep Cut, 244 Rare, 16 Schooler, 4 Plankton.

    Shown here: 16 recorded answers, best-scoring first.

    Answers for prompt 6 on November 14, 2026
    AnswerTierPointsCopy
    NaglfarNorse myth builds this ship from dead people's untrimmed fingernails.One in a Krillion100
    BulstrodeDeep Cut85
    C-88 MedeaDeep Cut85
    Mirai's garden time travelDeep Cut85
    Shiva (BattleTech aerospace fighter class)Deep Cut85
    Faster-than-light travelRare60
    Fell beastRare60
    Flat Stanley's envelopeRare60
    Looking-glassRare60
    Shadow walkingRare60
    BatmobileSchooler30
    BroomstickSchooler30
    Wormhole travelSchooler30
    Flying carpetPlankton10
    TeleportationPlankton10
    Time travelPlankton10

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  7. Prompt 7: Name any national government agency.

    26,548 accepted answers

    Hint 1

    Hint 1. There are 26,548 accepted answers, and only 28 of them are common enough to score 30 or less. Almost anything unusual that fits will go deep.

    Hint 2

    Hint 2. One of the 100-point answers is 4 words, 17 letters in all.

    Hint 3

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

    Reveal the answers

    The game accepts 26,548 answers for this prompt: 1 One in a Krillion, 26,306 Deep Cut, 213 Rare, 23 Schooler, 5 Plankton.

    Shown here: 16 recorded answers, best-scoring first.

    Answers for prompt 7 on November 14, 2026
    AnswerTierPointsCopy
    Board of Tea ExpertsCongress abolished it in 1996 with the Federal Tea Tasters Repeal Act.One in a Krillion100
    Commission de récupération artistiqueDeep Cut85
    Danish Safety Technology AuthorityDeep Cut85
    INCISDeep Cut85
    Utah Reclamation Mitigation and Conservation CommissionDeep Cut85
    Department of TourismRare60
    Government Accountability OfficeRare60
    Indian Health ServiceRare60
    Ministry of CultureRare60
    Statistics CanadaRare60
    Department of AgricultureSchooler30
    Immigration and Customs EnforcementSchooler30
    National Security AgencySchooler30
    CIAPlankton10
    Food and Drug AdministrationPlankton10
    Internal Revenue ServicePlankton10

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