Today's answers

Krillion answers for October 12, 2026

Dive #89 (2026-10-12). 16,820 accepted answers across seven prompts, of which 10 reached the Krillion tier; 16 answers carry a quip.

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Percentages are the share of a prompt's players who gave that answer, counted at 15:12 UTC on October 12. Tiers are set by the game in advance, so a common answer can still sit in a high tier.

1Name a job-search website or app (like LinkedIn)

9,470 accepted answers · 684,749 picks counted

Gem answers

  • America's Job BankKrillionLabor Department's free national job board, shut down in 2007.
  • CareerMosaicKrillionLaunched in 1994, among the first job boards on the web.

Most picked

  1. IndeedPlankton
  2. LinkedInPlankton
  3. GlassdoorPlankton

Deep cuts players found

  1. Workforce Australia
  2. Jobfinder.dk
  3. Findr

2Name an item of winter clothing

491 accepted answers · 689,047 picks counted

Gem answers

  • Welsh wigKrillionA knitted woollen cap, not a wig, worn by Victorian sailors.
  • Bunny bootsRareArmy white rubber boots rated to minus sixty, named for snowshoe hares.

Most picked

  1. Wool socksSchooler
  2. Long johnsSchooler
  3. BalaclavaSchooler

Deep cuts players found

  1. Snowboard boots
  2. Unty
  3. Afghan coat

3Name a body part animals have but humans don't (like wings)

844 accepted answers · 676,976 picks counted

Gem answers

  • Aristotle's lanternKrillionA sea urchin's five-toothed chewing jaw, described by Aristotle.
  • Love dartKrillionSnails fire a calcium dart into each other before mating.

Most picked

  1. GillsPlankton
  2. TailPlankton
  3. AntennaeSchooler

Deep cuts players found

  1. Reticulum
  2. Dermal denticles
  3. Ampullae of Lorenzini

4Name a hotel brand

4,040 accepted answers · 652,685 picks counted

Gem answers

  • Imperial 400KrillionResident couples co-owned each Imperial 400 motel in the 1960s.
  • Statler HotelsKrillionStatler pioneered a private bath in each hotel room.

Most picked

  1. HiltonPlankton
  2. MarriottPlankton
  3. ibisRare

Deep cuts players found

  1. Meriton Suites
  2. Hotel 81
  3. Clayton

5Name a department in a company (like HR)

1,344 accepted answers · 643,570 picks counted

Gem answers

  • Ink and paintKrillionDisney's mostly female department traced and coloured each animation cel.
  • Typing poolRareRows of typists took dictation until word processors arrived.

Most picked

  1. JanitorialSchooler
  2. Information technologyPlankton
  3. Human resourcesPlankton

Deep cuts players found

  1. Sanitation
  2. Corporate affairs
  3. Clean-up

6Name a country with 8 or more letters

90 accepted answers · 653,368 picks counted

Gem answers

  • BotswanaKrillionEight letters, and a river delta that never reaches the sea.
  • SurinameDeep cutExactly eight letters, and South America's smallest country.
  • Guinea-BissauRareGuinea has six letters; Guinea-Bissau has twelve.
  • São Tomé and PríncipeRareTwo volcanic islands off Gabon, Africa's second-smallest country.

Most picked

  1. AzerbaijanRare
  2. UzbekistanRare
  3. KyrgyzstanRare

Deep cuts players found

  1. Djibouti
  2. Saint Vincent and the Grenadines
  3. Kiribati

7Name a feature on YouTube

541 accepted answers · 655,471 picks counted

Gem answers

  • Wadsworth constantKrillionAdding wadsworth=1 to a 2011 link skipped the first thirty percent.
  • Video responsesDeep cutReplies arrived as whole videos until YouTube retired them in 2013.

Most picked

  1. Playback speedSchooler
  2. Watch laterSchooler
  3. ShareSchooler

Deep cuts players found

  1. Hype
  2. Playables
  3. A/B testing

The six rarity tiers

Every accepted answer is sorted into a tier by how rare it is. Your daily depth is the sum of the tiers you hit: a perfect seven-answer sheet reaches 7,000 m.

TierPointsDepthAnswers in this sheetWhat it means
Krillion1001,000 m10One in a krillion: the rarest tier.
Deep cut85850 m15,556Most of the sheet lands here.
Rare60600 m1,012Uncommon answers.
Schooler30300 m189Answers plenty of players give.
Too clever15150 m0Clever, but too many players said it.
Plankton10100 m53The obvious answer, down at the seabed.