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Krillion Answers for November 6, 2026

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Round 1food

A fruit or vegetable whose flesh is red.

Take a moment to think. Your first hint is waiting below.

1Start with a small hint

Berries, melons, roots and a few fungi all count if the inside is red.

2A little more help

Tomato and watermelon score low; less common red-fleshed produce scores higher.

3The strongest clue

The rarest pick is an edible fungus that looks and cuts like raw beef.

Reveal answer examplesSpoilers
  • Beefsteak fungusOne in a Krillion100 pts

    Fistulina hepatica; an edible bracket fungus whose cut flesh looks like raw beefsteak.

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  • African peachDeep Cut85 pts

    Fruit of Nauclea latifolia (also called African peach); the pulp is reddish.

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  • BarberryRare60 pts

    Small tart berries from Berberis shrubs, typically red inside and out.

  • BeetSchooler30 pts

    Root vegetable whose flesh is deep red when cooked or raw.

  • WatermelonPlankton10 pts

    Common melon with red flesh and one of the most frequent answers.

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Round 2entertainment

A control or option you can change in a video game settings menu.

Take a moment to think. Your first hint is waiting below.

1Start with a small hint

Graphics, audio, controls and accessibility toggles all count.

2A little more help

Brightness and volume score low; niche accessibility modes score higher.

3The strongest clue

The rarest pick is a mode that replaces spiders for players who fear them.

Reveal answer examplesSpoilers
  • Arachnophobia modeOne in a Krillion100 pts

    Accessibility option in some games that swaps spider models for less scary stand-ins.

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  • 24-hour clockDeep Cut85 pts

    HUD or system clock format toggle between 12-hour and 24-hour time.

  • AccessibilityRare60 pts

    Settings group covering remaps, captions, color-blind aids and similar options.

  • Aim assistSchooler30 pts

    Controller help that soft-locks or slows aim near targets.

  • BrightnessPlankton10 pts

    Basic display slider and one of the most common answers.

Open Round 2
Round 3geography

A country whose English name contains the letter sequence a-n-d.

Take a moment to think. Your first hint is waiting below.

1Start with a small hint

Full official-style English names count; look for and as letters, not only as a word.

2A little more help

Finland and Poland score low; multi-word and Island names score higher.

3The strongest clue

The rarest pick is a Pacific island nation whose plural Islands hides and inside the word.

Reveal answer examplesSpoilers
  • Solomon IslandsOne in a Krillion100 pts

    Pacific island country; accepted because and appears as a substring inside Islands.

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  • Marshall IslandsDeep Cut85 pts

    Micronesian island country; same Islands substring match as other deep cuts.

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  • Antigua and BarbudaRare60 pts

    Caribbean dual-island state whose English name literally includes the word and.

  • EnglandSchooler30 pts

    Country name containing the letter run and (as in Engl-and).

  • FinlandPlankton10 pts

    Nordic country ending in -land; a common substring match.

Open Round 3
Round 4sports

The opening, ring, or board that players try to hit or send a ball through to score.

Take a moment to think. Your first hint is waiting below.

1Start with a small hint

Goals, nets, boards, rings and court openings all count.

2A little more help

Hoop and goal score low; obscure court features score higher.

3The strongest clue

The rarest pick is the gallery opening at the back of a real-tennis court.

Reveal answer examplesSpoilers
  • DedansOne in a Krillion100 pts

    In real tennis, the opening in the back wall gallery; putting the ball through it scores.

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  • 12 ringDeep Cut85 pts

    A small high-score circle on a 3D archery target. In ASA events, an arrow in that ring is worth 12 points.

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  • BackboardRare60 pts

    Board behind a basketball hoop that players bank shots off.

  • BullseyeSchooler30 pts

    Center scoring spot on darts or archery targets.

  • HoopPlankton10 pts

    Basketball rim, and one of the most common answers.

Open Round 4
Round 5food

A food ingredient with at least 8 grams of protein per 100 grams.

Take a moment to think. Your first hint is waiting below.

1Start with a small hint

Meats, eggs, seafood, nuts and fermented soy foods can all qualify.

2A little more help

Chicken and eggs score low; regional fermented proteins score higher.

3The strongest clue

The rarest pick is a Meghalaya fermented soybean dish.

Reveal answer examplesSpoilers
  • TungrymbaiOne in a Krillion100 pts

    Fermented soybean specialty from Meghalaya, India; naturally high in protein.

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  • AarewasserDeep Cut85 pts

    A Swiss semi-hard cheese from the Emmental, washed with water from the river Aare as it ages. A retailer lists about 25 grams of protein per 100 grams.

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  • AbaloneRare60 pts

    Sea snail meat that is dense in protein by weight.

  • AlmondsSchooler30 pts

    Tree nuts with well over 8 g protein per 100 g.

  • EggsPlankton10 pts

    Everyday high-protein staple and one of the most common answers.

Open Round 5
Round 6general

A single word for how someone can feel, emotionally or physically.

Take a moment to think. Your first hint is waiting below.

1Start with a small hint

Moods, body states and Yiddish-loan feeling words all count if one word.

2A little more help

Happy and tired score low; less common emotional adjectives score higher.

3The strongest clue

The rarest pick is a Yiddish loanword for being choked up with emotion.

Reveal answer examplesSpoilers
  • VerklemptOne in a Krillion100 pts

    Yiddish-derived adjective meaning overcome or choked up with emotion.

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  • AbasedDeep Cut85 pts

    Feeling humbled or lowered in dignity; uncommon in everyday speech.

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  • AbandonedRare60 pts

    Feeling forsaken or left behind, emotionally or physically.

  • AloneSchooler30 pts

    Simple one-word state of being by oneself.

  • HappyPlankton10 pts

    Basic positive emotion and one of the most common answers.

Open Round 6
Round 7general

Something worn for protection, not ordinary everyday clothes.

Take a moment to think. Your first hint is waiting below.

1Start with a small hint

Helmets, pads, medical wraps and specialty dive gear all count.

2A little more help

Helmet and gloves score low; niche medical or dive protection scores higher.

3The strongest clue

The rarest pick is a chainmail suit made for diving near sharks.

Reveal answer examplesSpoilers
  • Chainmail shark suitOne in a Krillion100 pts

    Neoprene dive suit layered with chainmail to reduce shark-bite injury.

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  • Abdominal binderDeep Cut85 pts

    Medical compression garment worn around the midsection after surgery or injury.

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  • Ace bandageRare60 pts

    Elastic wrap worn to support or protect a joint or muscle.

  • Bike helmetSchooler30 pts

    Hard shell worn while cycling to protect the head.

  • HelmetPlankton10 pts

    Generic head protection and one of the most common answers.

Open Round 7