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Krillion Answers – October 26, 2026

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Dive #103 · All 7 prompts · 6 scoring tiers

Play first, check after. These are the Krillion answers for Monday, October 26, 2026, Dive #103: all 7 prompts and 93 representative verified answers across six scoring tiers. Each populated tier shows three to five examples, or every verified answer when fewer exist. Empty source tiers stay empty. These are selected answers, not the full reveal. Where editorial hints are available, three folded clues let you try before you look.

Name a currency worth less than the US dollar

Answers by tier for prompt 1, October 26, 2026
Tier and pointsAnswers
110 ptsPlankton
  • Australian dollar
  • Canadian dollar
  • Indian rupee
  • Japanese yen
  • Mexican peso
215 ptsToo Clever

No entries in this tier in the checked source lists.

330 ptsSchooler
  • Chinese yuan
  • Russian ruble
  • Vietnamese đồng
460 ptsRare
  • Algerian dinar
  • Kenyan shilling
  • West African CFA franc
585 ptsDeep Cut
  • Afghan afghani
  • Liberian dollar
  • Zambian kwacha
6100 ptsOne in a Krillion
  • Zimbabwe Gold (ZiG)

Zimbabwe Gold (ZiG) is a rare answer in the "Currency worth less than the US dollar" category. The 2026-10-26 checked data places 1 of this prompt's 145 retained entries in One in a Krillion (Tier 6, 100 points), including this answer.

Name a city whose name ends in -ton

Answers by tier for prompt 2, October 26, 2026
Tier and pointsAnswers
110 ptsPlankton
  • Boston
  • Houston
  • Washington
215 ptsToo Clever

No entries in this tier in the checked source lists.

330 ptsSchooler
  • Arlington
  • Islington
  • Wellington
460 ptsRare
  • Abington
  • Hilton
  • Yorkton
585 ptsDeep Cut
  • 20-solagii Istiqlolijati Toçikiston
  • Little Drayton
  • Zhana Karaton
6100 ptsOne in a Krillion
  • Thaton

Thaton is a rare answer in the "City whose name ends in -ton" category. The 2026-10-26 checked data places 1 of this prompt's 3,472 retained entries in One in a Krillion (Tier 6, 100 points), including this answer.

Name something traditionally expressed as a percentage (like body fat)

Answers by tier for prompt 3, October 26, 2026
Tier and pointsAnswers
110 ptsPlankton
  • Battery
  • Humidity
  • Tip
215 ptsToo Clever

No entries in this tier in the checked source lists.

330 ptsSchooler
  • APR
  • Milk fat
  • Win percentage
460 ptsRare
  • 401(k) contribution
  • Labor force participation rate
  • Zoom level
585 ptsDeep Cut
  • 10-year cardiovascular risk
  • Left without being seen rate
  • €STR
6100 ptsOne in a Krillion
  • Albedo

Albedo is a rare answer in the "Something traditionally expressed as a percentage" category. The 2026-10-26 checked data places 1 of this prompt's 2,177 retained entries in One in a Krillion (Tier 6, 100 points), including this answer.

Name something used to hit a ball in a sport (the same tool counts once across sports)

Answers by tier for prompt 4, October 26, 2026
Tier and pointsAnswers
110 ptsPlankton
  • Bat
  • Golf club
  • Racket
215 ptsToo Clever

No entries in this tier in the checked source lists.

330 ptsSchooler
  • Cue
  • Head
  • Paddle
460 ptsRare
  • Chest
  • Hip
  • Thigh
585 ptsDeep Cut
  • Bicycle
  • Hurley
  • Shinty stick
6100 ptsOne in a Krillion
  • Tamburello

Tamburello is a rare answer in the "Something used to hit a ball in a sport (the same tool counts once across sports)" category. The 2026-10-26 checked data places 1 of this prompt's 26 retained entries in One in a Krillion (Tier 6, 100 points), including this answer.

Name a Latin American dish

Answers by tier for prompt 5, October 26, 2026
Tier and pointsAnswers
110 ptsPlankton
  • Burrito
  • Guacamole
  • Tamale
215 ptsToo Clever

No entries in this tier in the checked source lists.

330 ptsSchooler
  • Agua de Jamaica
  • Gallo pinto
  • Tres leches
460 ptsRare
  • Acarajé
  • Majarete
  • Yuca frita
585 ptsDeep Cut
  • Abacaxi assado com canela
  • Lengüita
  • Ñuto
6100 ptsOne in a Krillion
  • Hormigas culonas

Hormigas culonas is a rare answer in the "Latin American dish" category. The 2026-10-26 checked data places 1 of this prompt's 4,573 retained entries in One in a Krillion (Tier 6, 100 points), including this answer.

Name a fruit or vegetable with a one-syllable name

Answers by tier for prompt 6, October 26, 2026
Tier and pointsAnswers
110 ptsPlankton
  • Corn
  • Peach
  • Plum
215 ptsToo Clever

No entries in this tier in the checked source lists.

330 ptsSchooler
  • Bean
  • Kale
  • Yam
460 ptsRare
  • Chard
  • Kelp
  • Swede
585 ptsDeep Cut
  • Bael
  • Haw
  • Yamp
6100 ptsOne in a Krillion
  • Sloe

Sloe is a rare answer in the "Fruit or vegetable with a one-syllable name" category. The 2026-10-26 checked data places 1 of this prompt's 50 retained entries in One in a Krillion (Tier 6, 100 points), including this answer.

Name a phone setting you can switch on and off

Answers by tier for prompt 7, October 26, 2026
Tier and pointsAnswers
110 ptsPlankton
  • Airplane Mode
  • Do Not Disturb
  • Wi-Fi
215 ptsToo Clever

No entries in this tier in the checked source lists.

330 ptsSchooler
  • AirDrop
  • Night Shift
  • Voice Assistant
460 ptsRare
  • 24-Hour Time
  • Messages in iCloud
  • iMessage
585 ptsDeep Cut
  • 360 Audio Recording
  • Mail Account Sync
  • xLOUD
6100 ptsOne in a Krillion
  • Chop for Flashlight

Chop for Flashlight is a rare answer in the "Phone setting you can switch on and off" category. The 2026-10-26 checked data places 1 of this prompt's 2,030 retained entries in One in a Krillion (Tier 6, 100 points), including this answer.

How to read this page

Tiers run from 1 to 6, and the colour of each band deepens with them. Tier 1 holds the answers most players reach for first; they are valid, but they barely move you. Each row further down is an answer fewer players would usually think of, and tier 6 contains the designated gem answers for that prompt. More than one answer may share the top score. The points shown in each band come from the dated sources checked for October 26, 2026. An empty band means those source lists contain no entries at that tier; it is not an invitation to guess a missing answer.

These tables show representative answers from the verification snapshot. An answer missing from a table may still be accepted. Answer spellings and tiers are preserved from the dated sources; no examples are invented to fill a short or empty tier. Each displayed 100-point gem has a source-based rarity note and, where available, separately verified cultural context. The game can revise acceptance or tiers after the source check. The game also checks guesses against known alternative names and forgives small typos. Read more about matching in the Krillion wiki.

Getting more out of these answers

Comparing your own answers with the tables is the quickest way to improve. For each prompt, find the tier your answer landed in and look one row deeper. The deeper answers usually share a pattern: a narrower subtype, a historical or regional name, or something well known in one field and unfamiliar everywhere else. Spotting that pattern pays off on future prompts even though the prompts themselves change every day. The scoring guide shows how much a single tier jump is worth over a full dive.

How this page was assembled

The game’s public daily prompts and dated reveal supply the verified answer facts. This page selects a small representative set from each tier before HTML is generated. Objective gem notes use checked metadata where available and otherwise report only the category and source-assigned 100-point tier. Cultural explanations are included when separately verified, with their context sources linked beside the gem.

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