Krillion Answers #105
Wednesday, October 28, 2026
The 7 prompts from this daily dive, each with a hint. Open "Show answers" for the gem, some rare finds and the most common answers. Want to play them yourself instead? Every past prompt is in the Krillion Unlimited pool.
Highlights
- This dive spans food, anatomy, geography, superhero powers, wordplay and standing transports, keeping the entry points broad.
- The tightest prompt, the 'krillion' anagram, has a tiny letter pool; valid words are few, so uncommon Scrabble-style entries are rare.
- The human head prompt has the most room: obscure nerves, bones, and tooth layers all qualify as head parts.
Prompts and answers
Prompt 1
Name a pasta dish
Hint: 775 accepted answers. The gem starts with “P” and is 2 words.
Most players say Gnocchi, Carbonara and Cacio e pepe, the restaurant classics everyone knows by heart. Any dish built around pasta counts, so look to regional Italian cooking beyond the famous sauces, fusion noodle dishes, home-style casseroles and packaged pantry mixes.
775 accepted answers, showing 13 examples by rarity.
Pastasciutta antifascista is a humble pasta dish the Cervi family served to their whole village while celebrating Mussolini's arrest. Few players give it because it is remembered as a political gesture from mid-century Italian history, not as a recipe in a cookbook.
- 1
- Pastasciutta antifascista
- 649
- Makarony po-flotski, Crawfish Monica, Kakaós tészta
- 98
- Marry Me chicken pasta, Pasta e zucca, Toasted ravioli
- 21
- Gnocchi (6.6% of players), Cacio e pepe (5.7%), Penne alla vodka (4.1%)
- 6
- Carbonara (6.7% of players), Fettuccine Alfredo (5.4%), Lasagna (4.7%)
- Strangolapreti · Made with bread and spinach, this Italian dumpling's name means 'priest chokers'.
- Wafu pasta · A Japanese take on pasta often seasoned with soy sauce, butter, and nori; players forget that pasta dishes exist outside Italian tradition.
Carbonara led narrowly over gnocchi, with cacio e pepe and fettuccine alfredo close behind. These familiar restaurant dishes came to mind first because they are standard menu items. Spaghetti all'assassina was a surprise rare-tier entry in the top ten, showing some players aimed for less obvious cuts.
Prompt 2
Name a part of the human head
Hint: 2,035 accepted answers. The gem starts with “H” and is 1 word.
Most players say Amygdala, Frontal lobe and Hippocampus, famous brain regions that dominate pop neuroscience. The head includes every nerve, bone, gland, tooth layer and tiny landmark, so systematic anatomical search yields many rare valid parts.
2,035 accepted answers, showing 13 examples by rarity.
Habenula is a tiny brain structure, so it sits inside the head, and its Latin name means 'little rein.' Very few players name it because it belongs to neuroanatomy textbooks rather than everyday face parts.
- 1
- Habenula
- 1,901
- Lateral pterygoid, Sphenomandibularis, Chiasmatic groove
- 98
- Nasal septum, Occipital bone, Facial hair
- 24
- Earlobe (3.1% of players), Temple (1.8%), Nostril (1.7%)
- 11
- Skull (3.2% of players), Ear (1.2%), Brain (0.9%)
- Plica semilunaris · A small fold in the inner corner of the eye; it is a vestige of the third eyelid that birds and reptiles still use.
- Globus pallidus · A component of the basal ganglia that helps control voluntary movement; it sits deep enough that players forget the head includes the brain's inner nuclei.
Frontal lobe led a scattered field, with amygdala and skull not far behind. Players reached for brain anatomy rather than everyday exterior parts, likely because specific regions feel more trivia-worthy. The top ten was mostly rare-tier brain structures, with only skull and earlobe ranking as obvious or common.
Prompt 3
Name a region of the world that spans multiple countries (like the Middle East)
Hint: 884 accepted answers. The gem starts with “P” and is 1 word.
Most players say Oceania, Southeast Asia, Caribbean and Arctic, the common continental or geopolitical groupings taught in school. Anything from river basins and mountain ranges to historical zones and ecological mosaics crosses borders, so physical geography and regional history open up rare picks.
884 accepted answers, showing 13 examples by rarity.
Polesia is a vast marshy forest lowland straddling parts of Belarus, Ukraine, Poland, and Russia; the Chernobyl exclusion zone lies within it. Few players name it because its Soviet and Eastern European geography rarely appears outside atlases.
- 1
- Polesia
- 757
- Western Congolian swamp forests, Amu Darya basin, Pieniny
- 79
- Darién Gap, Strait of Gibraltar region, South Pacific
- 31
- Oceania (9.0% of players), Balkans (3.7%), Sahara (3.4%)
- 16
- Southeast Asia (4.2% of players), Asia (4.0%), Caribbean (3.2%)
- Atacama Desert · A narrow coastal strip in South America crossing parts of Chile and Peru; it is the driest nonpolar desert on Earth.
- Białowieża Forest · An ancient woodland straddling Poland and Belarus that shelters the continent's last wild European bison.
Oceania was the most guessed, around one in ten responses, beating more expected regions like Southeast Asia and the Middle East. It likely came to mind as a tidy multi-country region spanning Australia and Pacific islands. The spread was wide, with continents, seas, and cultural zones all making the list.
Prompt 4
Name a food or drink that has an emoji
Hint: 153 accepted answers. The gem starts with “O” and is 1 word.
153 accepted answers, showing 13 examples by rarity.
- 1
- Oden
- 37
- Pouring liquid, Rooster, Stuffed flatbread
- 58
- Cupcake, Garlic, Turkey
- 45
- Sushi (4.1% of players), Spaghetti (2.1%), Tea (2.0%)
- 12
- Eggplant (2.7% of players), Fries (1.1%), Burger (0.9%)
Cup with straw led with roughly one in twenty guesses, just ahead of dango and bubble tea. Players named emoji icons directly rather than common foods like sushi or tea. That explains why a non-food emoji name topped the list, while specific items like rice ball and eggplant also appeared.
Prompt 5
Name a superpower any superhero has in the MCU
Hint: 142 accepted answers. The gem starts with “C” and is 3 words.
Most players say Telekinesis, Super speed and Telepathy, the classic comic-book powers that first come to mind. MCU heroes have many niche, tech-based or energy-specific abilities, so search by character archetype and power source rather than generic powers.
142 accepted answers, showing 13 examples by rarity.
Ajak, leader of the Eternals, has the power of communication with Celestials, the cosmic beings who sent them to Earth. Few players name it because Ajak is a less prominent MCU hero and 'talking to space gods' is not a typical superpower they list.
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- Communication with Celestials
- 85
- Faster-than-light travel, Energy vision, Timeline manipulation
- 34
- Water manipulation, Wood manipulation, Longevity
- 18
- Telekinesis (6.8% of players), Invisibility (5.7%), Telepathy (4.7%)
- 4
- Super speed (5.3% of players), Flight (4.6%), Super strength (4.1%)
- Toxin immunity · Captain America's super soldier serum processes alcohol so fast he cannot get drunk, making him immune to intoxication.
- Empathy · Mantis can feel and alter others' emotions, a rare ability that turns empathy into a combat tool.
Telekinesis led, with invisibility and super speed close behind. These are broad, classic powers that are easy to recall from many superheroes. Time manipulation and eye beams showed up as rarer picks, suggesting some players hunted for less obvious MCU abilities.
Prompt 6
Name a 3+ letter word you can spell with the letters in "krillion" (using each letter only as many times as it appears)
Hint: 50 accepted answers. The gem starts with “I” and is 1 word.
50 accepted answers, showing 13 examples by rarity.
- 1
- inro
- 24
- lino, lilo, liri
- 8
- nil, roil, knoll
- 9
- ion (12.4% of players), kin (2.0%), loin (1.7%)
- 8
- lion (24.4% of players), kill (10.7%), krill (7.6%)
Lion was the runaway top answer, around one in four guesses, because it is a familiar animal spelled entirely from the prompt letters. Kill and krill followed, with deep cuts like nill and rill also making the list. The crowd leaned toward short, obvious words rather than stretching for longer combinations.
Prompt 7
Name something you ride while standing up
Hint: 292 accepted answers. The gem starts with “P” and is 1 word.
Most players say Hoverboard, Segway, Scooter and Escalator, the everyday stand-on devices and transit options. The prompt accepts any conveyance or platform where standing is possible, so look to work platforms, traditional watercraft, amusement rides and niche wheeled gear.
292 accepted answers, showing 13 examples by rarity.
Paternoster is a continuously moving passenger lift with open cabins; you stand and step aboard and off while it circulates between floors. Few players name it because these machines are now rare, preserved mostly in a handful of old European buildings.
- 1
- Paternoster
- 204
- Dive boat, Me-Mover, Personnel transfer basket
- 67
- T-bar, Elevated train, Water taxi
- 13
- Hoverboard (10.0% of players), Bus (3.9%), Pogo stick (3.2%)
- 7
- Segway (8.5% of players), Scooter (5.9%), Escalator (3.9%)
- Dog sled · Drivers stand on the runners at the back of the sled to steer and brake, rather than sitting inside.
- WALKCAR · A laptop-sized electric platform you stand on to travel short distances; its name is styled as 'Walkcar'.
Hoverboard led with about one in ten guesses, with Segway close behind. These personal devices are iconic standing rides, so they came to mind first. Public transit like bus, subway, and train also appeared, even though standing is optional there, which is a slightly unexpected twist.