Compiled by Marina Voss · Latest saved sheet: October 16, 2026
These clues cover the latest sheet saved here (October 16, 2026). Its saved reset time has passed, so a newer game may be live.
Check the official game for the live prompts.
Progressive, spoiler-free clues for October 16, 2026 (Dive #93).
Start with the question scope, then reveal a thinking direction, character clue,
or the full sheet only when you need it. Reviewed guidance is available for 0 of this saved dive's 7 prompts.
Character counts include Unicode letters and digits, excluding spaces and punctuation.
Prompt 1 Name something that comes in a pump bottle (like moisturizer)
DATA427 recorded answers
● One in a Krillion × 1● Deep Cut × 318● Rare × 90● Schooler × 13● Plankton × 5
No reviewed interpretation for this prompt yet. The clues below come directly
from the saved roster; we do not generate an unverified strategy automatically.
L3 Reveal a recorded example's first character and length
● One in a Krillion: starts with N, 18 letters/digits
● Deep Cut: starts with A, 13 letters/digits
● Rare: starts with 2, 11 letters/digits
● Schooler: starts with B, 8 letters/digits
● Plankton: starts with C, 11 letters/digits
L4 Open the full answer sheet
The complete answer list for this prompt (and the other six) lives on the latest saved answer sheet
and in the dated archive page.
Both reveal tier by tier, so you can still open only the part you need.
Prompt 2 Name a service you can get at a hair salon
DATA239 recorded answers
● One in a Krillion × 2● Deep Cut × 142● Rare × 75● Schooler × 17● Plankton × 3
No reviewed interpretation for this prompt yet. The clues below come directly
from the saved roster; we do not generate an unverified strategy automatically.
L3 Reveal a recorded example's first character and length
● One in a Krillion: starts with H, 17 letters/digits
● Deep Cut: starts with A, 20 letters/digits
● Rare: starts with A, 12 letters/digits
● Schooler: starts with B, 9 letters/digits
● Plankton: starts with H, 10 letters/digits
L4 Open the full answer sheet
The complete answer list for this prompt (and the other six) lives on the latest saved answer sheet
and in the dated archive page.
Both reveal tier by tier, so you can still open only the part you need.
Prompt 3 Name a feature a modern car can have (like cruise control)
DATA947 recorded answers
● One in a Krillion × 2● Deep Cut × 719● Rare × 190● Schooler × 30● Plankton × 6
No reviewed interpretation for this prompt yet. The clues below come directly
from the saved roster; we do not generate an unverified strategy automatically.
L3 Reveal a recorded example's first character and length
● One in a Krillion: starts with E, 21 letters/digits
● Deep Cut: starts with 8, 19 letters/digits
● Rare: starts with A, 18 letters/digits
● Schooler: starts with 3, 15 letters/digits
● Plankton: starts with B, 12 letters/digits
L4 Open the full answer sheet
The complete answer list for this prompt (and the other six) lives on the latest saved answer sheet
and in the dated archive page.
Both reveal tier by tier, so you can still open only the part you need.
No reviewed interpretation for this prompt yet. The clues below come directly
from the saved roster; we do not generate an unverified strategy automatically.
L3 Reveal a recorded example's first character and length
● Deep Cut: starts with C, 7 letters/digits
● Rare: starts with B, 7 letters/digits
● Schooler: starts with E, 8 letters/digits
● Plankton: starts with K, 5 letters/digits
L4 Open the full answer sheet
The complete answer list for this prompt (and the other six) lives on the latest saved answer sheet
and in the dated archive page.
Both reveal tier by tier, so you can still open only the part you need.
Prompt 5 Name a white sauce, dip, or condiment
DATA449 recorded answers
● One in a Krillion × 1● Deep Cut × 358● Rare × 73● Schooler × 15● Plankton × 2
No reviewed interpretation for this prompt yet. The clues below come directly
from the saved roster; we do not generate an unverified strategy automatically.
L3 Reveal a recorded example's first character and length
● One in a Krillion: starts with C, 15 letters/digits
● Deep Cut: starts with À, 12 letters/digits
● Rare: starts with A, 17 letters/digits
● Schooler: starts with A, 5 letters/digits
● Plankton: starts with M, 10 letters/digits
L4 Open the full answer sheet
The complete answer list for this prompt (and the other six) lives on the latest saved answer sheet
and in the dated archive page.
Both reveal tier by tier, so you can still open only the part you need.
Prompt 6 Name a sport where people sit when they compete (no esports, board games or card games)
DATA632 recorded answers
● One in a Krillion × 2● Deep Cut × 546● Rare × 69● Schooler × 11● Plankton × 4
No reviewed interpretation for this prompt yet. The clues below come directly
from the saved roster; we do not generate an unverified strategy automatically.
L3 Reveal a recorded example's first character and length
● One in a Krillion: starts with G, 19 letters/digits
● Deep Cut: starts with 2, 24 letters/digits
● Rare: starts with A, 9 letters/digits
● Schooler: starts with B, 7 letters/digits
● Plankton: starts with A, 10 letters/digits
L4 Open the full answer sheet
The complete answer list for this prompt (and the other six) lives on the latest saved answer sheet
and in the dated archive page.
Both reveal tier by tier, so you can still open only the part you need.
Prompt 7 Name something that uses steam
DATA636 recorded answers
● One in a Krillion × 2● Deep Cut × 554● Rare × 56● Schooler × 20● Plankton × 4
No reviewed interpretation for this prompt yet. The clues below come directly
from the saved roster; we do not generate an unverified strategy automatically.
L3 Reveal a recorded example's first character and length
● One in a Krillion: starts with A, 9 letters/digits
● Deep Cut: starts with A, 17 letters/digits
● Rare: starts with A, 15 letters/digits
● Schooler: starts with B, 6 letters/digits
● Plankton: starts with I, 4 letters/digits
L4 Open the full answer sheet
The complete answer list for this prompt (and the other six) lives on the latest saved answer sheet
and in the dated archive page.
Both reveal tier by tier, so you can still open only the part you need.
These are historical case studies, not hints for the live game. Read the scope and thinking direction first. Saved answers and scores stay inside the labeled reveal.
September 24, 2026 · prompt 5 · reviewed 2026-10-06
No letter A: check the whole animal name
Name an animal without the letter A in its name (breeds count too)
Read the question scope — no saved answers
The condition applies to the name you submit: it must not contain a or A. Breeds count too, but the full breed name still has to pass the same spelling check. This is a written-name restriction, not a claim about animal classification.
Get a thinking direction — no saved answers
Start with familiar pets, birds or wild species. Spell a candidate in full and inspect every letter. If it fails the restriction, switch to another name instead of dropping part of it.
Understand: Name an animal without the letter A in its name (breeds count too) · reveals examples
How to read the question
The condition applies to the name you submit: it must not contain a or A. Breeds count too, but the full breed name still has to pass the same spelling check. This is a written-name restriction, not a claim about animal classification.
All three saved examples contain no a in their recorded spellings. The breed example earns the same 60 points as the bird example here; a breed label is not automatically worth more. Passing the letter check also does not guarantee that another candidate appears in the official answer set.
Examples checked against this 2026-09-24 sheet; commentary reviewed 2026-10-06. The comparison does not measure player popularity or explain the editor's specific scoring decision. Official rarity methodology · Our source notes · Report an issue.
Editorial interpretation of a saved prompt. It does not guarantee official acceptance or a future score.
September 21, 2026 · prompt 5 · reviewed 2026-10-06
Read the -ium ending, then check the date
Name a chemical element whose name ends in -ium
Read the question scope — no saved answers
There are two conditions: a chemical element and an English name ending in the three letters ium. Use the full name, not its symbol. Meeting that wording does not establish a score.
Get a thinking direction — no saved answers
Use a periodic table to check element names. Inspect the last three letters of a name you recognise, then keep the source date in mind when comparing grades.
Understand: Name a chemical element whose name ends in -ium · reveals examples
How to read the question
There are two conditions: a chemical element and an English name ending in the three letters ium. Use the full name, not its symbol. Meeting that wording does not establish a score.
July 16 is from our compiled/community archive; September 21 is a later reveal-era record. They are different saved sources, not proof of an official tier change on a known date. Original fetch times for these historical files are unknown.
On a narrow screen, swipe the table to compare both dates. Names stay in view.
Recorded tiers and points — source dates are not review dates.
These names meet the written suffix condition, but their saved grades differ between the two sources shown here. Do not carry a remembered score into a different dated sheet. The comparison records the differences; it cannot tell us when or why the official editor assigned them.
Examples checked against this 2026-09-21 sheet; commentary reviewed 2026-10-06. The comparison does not measure player popularity or explain the editor's specific scoring decision. Official rarity methodology · Our source notes · Report an issue.
Editorial interpretation of a saved prompt. It does not guarantee official acceptance or a future score.
September 20, 2026 · prompt 7 · reviewed 2026-10-06
When the prompt gives an example
Name a pattern or print (for example, stripes)
Read the question scope — no saved answers
The phrase in parentheses supplies an example of the category. It is not a promise about the points that example will earn. Look for a named pattern, rather than an object that carries one.
Get a thinking direction — no saved answers
Think about repeating motifs, arrangements of shapes, or designs used on fabric. Check that your choice names the pattern itself.
Understand: Name a pattern or print (for example, stripes) · reveals examples
How to read the question
The phrase in parentheses supplies an example of the category. It is not a promise about the points that example will earn. Look for a named pattern, rather than an object that carries one.
This saved sheet gives the example in the prompt 15 points and includes a quip about repeating that example. It is a recorded Too Clever result, not a rejected answer. This one case does not prove that every answer named in a prompt always receives the same tier.
Examples checked against this 2026-09-20 sheet; commentary reviewed 2026-10-06. The comparison does not measure player popularity or explain the editor's specific scoring decision. Official rarity methodology · Our source notes · Report an issue.
Editorial interpretation of a saved prompt. It does not guarantee official acceptance or a future score.
The page starts with the prompt and roster shape. When a question has a reviewed note, level 1 explains its scope and level 2 suggests a way to think about it without naming an answer. Level 3 reveals the first character and length of one recorded example per tier. Level 4 links to the complete sheet.
When are today's Krillion hints updated?
This page shows the latest saved sheet, dated October 16, 2026. The reset timestamp stored with that sheet is 2026-10-17T04:00:00.000Z. Publication can happen later, so the displayed date is the coverage indicator; check the official game for the live dive.
What does the rarity mix tell me?
It shows how many accepted answers sit in each tier — Plankton, Too Clever, Schooler, Rare, Deep Cut and One in a Krillion. A prompt with a single One in a Krillion answer is a very different hunt from one with twenty of them, and knowing there are only a handful of Plankton answers tells you the obvious guesses run out fast.
Where can I see the full answers instead?
Open level 4 on a current hint card for the complete dated sheet. The reviewed historical guides have a separate, labeled reveal for saved examples, quips and comparisons. Those reveals stay closed until you choose to open them.
