Today's answers

Krillion answers for October 14, 2026

Dive #91 (2026-10-14). 8,598 accepted answers across seven prompts, of which 10 reached the Krillion tier; 12 answers carry a quip.

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Percentages are the share of a prompt's players who gave that answer, counted at 05:14 UTC on October 14. Tiers are set by the game in advance, so a common answer can still sit in a high tier.

1Name an app or website for writing documents or taking notes

3,465 accepted answers · 100,260 picks counted

Gem answers

  • BravoKrillionXerox PARC's 1974 editor: the first WYSIWYG word processor.
  • Electric PencilKrillionFirst word processor for home computers, written for the Altair in 1976.

Most picked

  1. Apple NotesPlankton
  2. Google DocsPlankton
  3. NotionSchooler

Deep cuts players found

  1. Scribble
  2. Notely
  3. Scribes

2Name the most widely spoken language of a country in the Americas

8 accepted answers · 92,777 picks counted

Most picked

  1. PortugueseSchooler
  2. SpanishPlankton
  3. Haitian CreoleDeep cut

Deep cuts players found

  1. Haitian Creole
  2. Dutch
  3. Guaraní

3Name the current capital of a state or province anywhere in the world (must be officially called a state or province)

1,980 accepted answers · 69,150 picks counted

Gem answers

  • NgerbechedKrillionA hamlet of Koror town that serves as Koror State's seat.
  • SofifiKrillionOfficials commute to this capital by speedboat from Ternate.

Most picked

  1. HobartRare
  2. PerthRare
  3. Quebec CitySchooler

Deep cuts players found

  1. Thiruvananthapuram
  2. Fuzhou
  3. Chandigarh

4Name a current or former NBA, MLB, Premier League or NFL team

432 accepted answers · 83,970 picks counted

Gem answers

  • Oorang IndiansKrillionA dog kennel in LaRue, Ohio fielded Jim Thorpe's all-Native team.
  • Tonawanda KardexKrillionPlayed one NFL game in 1921, lost 45–0, then folded.

Most picked

  1. Seattle SuperSonicsRare
  2. Houston OilersRare
  3. Washington RedskinsRare

Deep cuts players found

  1. Hull City
  2. Coventry City
  3. Queens Park Rangers

5Name a character from the Cars movies

550 accepted answers · 86,893 picks counted

Gem answers

  • John LassetireKrillionA Pixar in-joke car named after director John Lasseter.
  • Pope Pinion IVKrillionA car pope watches the Italian race from his own Popemobile.

Most picked

  1. MaterPlankton
  2. Lightning McQueenPlankton
  3. Sally CarreraSchooler

Deep cuts players found

  1. John (Paris 2CV)
  2. Tom
  3. Bill

6Name a type of powder

1,448 accepted answers · 88,863 picks counted

Gem answers

  • Lycopodium powderKrillionClubmoss spores that flash when blown through a flame.
  • Sneezing powderRareJoke-shop classic once made from ground hellebore root.

Most picked

  1. CocaineSchooler
  2. Talcum powderPlankton
  3. CreatineRare

Deep cuts players found

  1. Sulfur powder
  2. Magnesium powder
  3. Silica powder

7Name something you shake before using it

715 accepted answers · 74,935 picks counted

Gem answers

  • Shake 'n GoKrillionFisher-Price toy cars revved by shaking them back and forth.
  • Liar's diceDeep cutPirates' bluffing game: shake the cup, then lie about it.

Most picked

  1. Protein shakeSchooler
  2. Spray paintPlankton
  3. Glow stickRare

Deep cuts players found

  1. Paint marker
  2. Shake flashlight
  3. Yakult

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 m7,884Most of the sheet lands here.
Rare60600 m531Uncommon answers.
Schooler30300 m133Answers plenty of players give.
Too clever15150 m0Clever, but too many players said it.
Plankton10100 m40The obvious answer, down at the seabed.