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Krillion #79 answers October 2, 2026

Here are all of the Krillion #79 answers, sorted from the surface down to the trench. Answers stay hidden until you tap. Try a guess first and see how deep it goes.

Prompts
7
Accepted answers
3,456
Gems
10

Last updated

  1. 100 m Plankton
  2. 150 m Too Clever
  3. 300 m Schooler
  4. 600 m Rare
  5. 850 m Deep Cut
  6. 1,000 m One in a Krillion
+10 m per point · what the tiers mean

Krillion #79 dive notes

  • The narrowest prompt is “Name a country whose name ends in N”, with only 25 accepted answers, the smallest pool since this archive began at Krillion #75.
  • The widest is “Name a place in the Harry Potter universe”, with 1,530 answers.
  • This dive accepts 3,456 answers in total, about 15 times fewer than Krillion #78.
  • 82% of them are Deep Cuts. Only 54 are Plankton, the answers most players reach for first.
  • 97 answers in this dive were also accepted for a prompt in an earlier dive.
Quick picks: short answers that still score high contains answers

You only get a few seconds per prompt, so short words are easier to land. These are the shortest Rare or deeper answers for each prompt, leaving out the gems.

  1. 01 Name a place in the Harry Potter universe China +60 Paris +60 Atrium +60
  2. 02 Name a type of shot in a sport (like a free throw) Jab +60 Tip +60 Dink +60
  3. 03 Name a part of a shoe Bow +60 Logo +60 Taps +60
  4. 04 Name a country whose name ends in N Bhutan +60 Bahrain +60 Cameroon +60
  5. 05 Name a country with glaciers Peru +60 China +60 India +60
  6. 06 Name a standard type of tax (currently levied in at least one country) Cess +60 Tithe +60 Fat tax +60
  7. 07 Name a type of living bird (general types; species names are grouped) Auk +60 Tit +60 Coot +60

Krillion #79 best answers: the One in a Krillion gems

The best Krillion #79 answers are the gems: the answer the game picks as each prompt’s prize, worth 100 points (1,000 m). This sheet has 10 of them across 7 prompts.

Show all 10 gems contains answers
  1. 01 Name a place in the Harry Potter universe

    Mould-on-the-Wold Mould-on-the-Wold was the Dumbledore family's home before Godric's Hollow.

  2. 02 Name a type of shot in a sport (like a free throw)

    Panenka Antonín Panenka chipped the winning penalty in the 1976 Euro final.

    Rabona Rabona takes its name from Argentine slang for skipping school.

  3. 03 Name a part of a shoe

    Welt A Goodyear welt lets cobblers resole the same shoe repeatedly.

  4. 04 Name a country whose name ends in N

    Gabon Rainforest covers nearly ninety percent of Gabon.

  5. 05 Name a country with glaciers

    Japan Japan's first glaciers were only officially recognised in 2012.

  6. 06 Name a standard type of tax (currently levied in at least one country)

    Hot spring tax Japan levies a hot spring tax on each onsen bath.

    Zakat Zakat asks Muslims to give 2.5 percent of their wealth yearly.

  7. 07 Name a type of living bird (general types; species names are grouped)

    Hoatzin Hoatzin chicks hatch with claws on their wings for climbing.

    Oilbird Oilbirds navigate dark caves by echolocation and eat only fruit.

How the Krillion #79 answers are sorted

Each of the Krillion #79 answers sits in one of six tiers, from Plankton (+10) at the surface to One in a Krillion (+100) on the trench floor. Each point is 10 m of depth, so seven gems make 700 points and 7,000 m.

This sheet’s 3,456 answers: 10 One in a Krillion, 2,824 Deep Cut, 429 Rare, 139 Schooler, 54 Plankton. Every tier explained →

Krillion #79 answers: all 7 prompts

Name a place in the Harry Potter universe

1,530 accepted answers · Full answer page →

Plankton

The first thing everyone thinks of.

+10 · 10
  • Azkaban
  • Chamber of Secrets
  • Diagon Alley
  • Forbidden Forest
  • Gringotts
  • Hogsmeade
  • Hogwarts
  • Ministry of Magic
  • Platform 9¾
  • Privet Drive

Schooler

Solid, but you’re swimming with the crowd.

+30 · 35
  • Astronomy Tower
  • Beauxbatons
  • Black Lake
  • Cupboard Under the Stairs
  • Department of Mysteries
  • Durmstrang
  • Flourish and Blotts
  • Godric's Hollow
  • Grand Staircase
  • Great Hall
  • Grimmauld Place
  • Gryffindor Tower
  • Hagrid's hut
  • Headmaster's office
  • Honeydukes
  • Hospital Wing
  • King's Cross Station
  • Knockturn Alley
  • Leaky Cauldron
  • Library
  • Little Whinging
  • London
  • Malfoy Manor
  • Moaning Myrtle's Bathroom
  • Ollivanders
  • Owlery
  • Quidditch pitch
  • Restricted Section
  • Room of Requirement
  • Shrieking Shack
  • St Mungo's
  • The Burrow
  • Three Broomsticks
  • Weasleys' Wizard Wheezes
  • Whomping Willow

Rare

Genuinely uncommon. A strong pick on any prompt.

+60 · 98
  • 10 Downing Street
  • Albania
  • Aragog's lair
  • Atrium
  • Australia
  • Bathilda Bagshot's house
  • Boathouse
  • Borgin and Burkes
  • Bulgaria
  • Charing Cross Road
  • Charms Classroom
  • Chessboard Chamber
  • China
  • Clock Tower
  • Courtroom Ten
  • Covered Bridge
  • Death Chamber
  • Defence Against the Dark Arts classroom
  • Defence Against the Dark Arts office
  • Dervish and Banges
  • Divination Classroom
  • Dobby's grave
  • Dumbledore's tomb
  • Dungeons
  • Eeylops Owl Emporium
  • England
  • Entrance Hall
  • Florean Fortescue's
  • Forest of Dean
  • France
  • Gladrags Wizardwear
  • Godric's Hollow Graveyard
  • Great Britain
  • Greenhouses
  • Gringotts vaults
  • Hall of Prophecy
  • Harry's bedroom
  • Hog's Head
  • Hogsmeade Station
  • Hogwarts grounds
  • Hogwarts kitchens
  • Horace Slughorn's house
  • Horcrux cave
  • Hufflepuff Basement
  • Hut-on-the-Rock
  • Ilvermorny
  • Ireland
  • James and Lily Potter's grave
  • Lestrange Vault
  • Little Hangleton
  • Little Hangleton graveyard
  • London Zoo
  • Lovegood House
  • MACUSA headquarters
  • Madam Malkin's
  • Madam Puddifoot's
  • Magical Menagerie
  • McGonagall's office
  • Merpeople village
  • Millennium Bridge

Deep Cut

Real obscurity. This is where the list gets long.

+85 · 1,386
  • 18 Rue Philippe Lorand
  • 18 Rue Philippe Lorand attic
  • 27 Chislehurst Gardens
  • 2nd Hand Brooms
  • 43rd Street
  • 44th Street
  • 5 Imperial Restaurant
  • 69 Boulevard des Galantes
  • 6th Avenue
  • 7 Aldwych Road
  • 9 Fretdend
  • A. D. G. Coffee
  • Abandoned Bothy
  • Abandoned nuclear power plant
  • Aberdeen
  • Abergavenny
  • Abraham Ronen's quarters
  • Academy of Broom Flying
  • Acanthia Way
  • Ackerley
  • Ackerley Town Hall
  • Advanced Arithmancy Studies classroom
  • Aeaea
  • Ædificium Oriens
  • Aesop Sharp's quarters
  • Alastor Moody's house
  • Alchemy Class
  • Alchemy Section
  • Aldwych Road
  • Alexander III Bridge
  • Allée Vation
  • Alonzo Zema Paper & Twine
  • Alps
  • Amanuensis Quills
  • Amazon rainforest
  • American National Quidditch Stadium
  • Amulet Collection
  • Ancient Runes classroom
  • Angel Eye
  • Anglesey
  • Annis Black's cave
  • Apollonia Black's grotto
  • Apothecarium Lemus
  • Apothecarium of Horace E. F. Slughorn
  • Appalachian Mountains
  • Apparition Test Centre
  • Aranshire
  • Archipelago Ridiculus
  • Archives of the Norwegian Ministry of Magic
  • Arithmancy classroom
  • Arkie Alderton's Kwik-Repair Shop
  • Armoury
  • Art Classroom
  • Artefact Accidents
  • Artefact Room
  • Arthur Weasley's shed
  • Ashwinder Hideout
  • Astrid Cole's Herbology lab
  • Astronomy classroom
  • Astronomy Corridor

One in a Krillion

The gem picked for each prompt. Trench floor.

+100 · 1
  • Mould-on-the-Wold

    Mould-on-the-Wold was the Dumbledore family's home before Godric's Hollow.

Name a type of shot in a sport (like a free throw)

608 accepted answers · Full answer page →

Plankton

+10 · 8
  • Drop shot
  • Free throw
  • Layup
  • Penalty kick
  • Putt
  • Serve
  • Slam dunk
  • Three-pointer

Schooler

+30 · 22
  • Ace
  • Alley-oop
  • Backhand
  • Bank shot
  • Bicycle kick
  • Chip
  • Drive
  • Fadeaway
  • Field goal
  • Forehand
  • Free kick
  • Header
  • Hook shot
  • Jump shot
  • Lob
  • Penalty shot
  • Slap shot
  • Slice
  • Smash
  • Spike
  • Two-pointer
  • Volley

Rare

+60 · 103
  • 360 dunk
  • 360 layup
  • Approach shot
  • Baby hook
  • Between-the-legs dunk
  • Block
  • Body shot
  • Break shot
  • Bunker shot
  • Buzzer beater
  • Catch and shoot
  • Conversion
  • Corner three
  • Cross
  • Curler
  • Dink
  • Down the line
  • Draw
  • Drive volley
  • Drop goal
  • Drop serve
  • Drop volley
  • Duff
  • Erne
  • Extra point
  • Fade
  • Finger roll
  • Flat serve
  • Flick
  • Float serve
  • Floater
  • Flop shot
  • Follow shot
  • Free throw line dunk
  • Full-court shot
  • Granny shot
  • Groundstroke
  • Half-court shot
  • Half-volley
  • Haymaker
  • Head shot
  • Heave
  • Jab
  • Jelly layup
  • Jump hook
  • Jump serve
  • Kick serve
  • Kick shot
  • Kill shot
  • Knuckleball
  • Lag putt
  • Logo three
  • Long-range shot
  • Michigan
  • Mid-range jumper
  • Moonball
  • No-look shot
  • One-timer
  • Overhand serve
  • Passing shot

Deep Cut

+85 · 473
  • 45
  • 65
  • Aerial shot
  • African hunting dog
  • Air bounce
  • Air Gait
  • Airmail
  • Anhyzer
  • Around the horn
  • Around the table
  • Around the world
  • Arrimada
  • ATP
  • Avoidance shot
  • Axe kick
  • Back kick
  • Back wall shot
  • Back-foot defence
  • Back-foot drive
  • Back-row attack
  • Back-wall boast
  • Backhand smash
  • Backheel
  • Backscratcher
  • Backup ball
  • Bajada
  • Banana flick
  • Banana shot
  • Bandeja
  • Behind-the-back dunk
  • Behind-the-back shot
  • Bellied wedge
  • Belly shot
  • Bert
  • Big serve
  • Blast
  • Blind shot
  • Boast
  • Boasted force
  • Bobble
  • Body serve
  • Bolo punch
  • Boomerang
  • Bounce shot
  • Bricole
  • Brush shot
  • Bucharest backfire
  • Buggy whip forehand
  • Bump and run
  • Butterfly shot
  • Buttress shot
  • Cadete
  • Can opener
  • Cannonball
  • Carambolage
  • Carom shot
  • Carreau
  • Carve
  • Casting punch
  • Caterpillar

One in a Krillion

+100 · 2
  • Panenka

    Antonín Panenka chipped the winning penalty in the 1976 Euro final.

  • Rabona

    Rabona takes its name from Argentine slang for skipping school.

Name a part of a shoe

237 accepted answers · Full answer page →

Plankton

+10 · 6
  • Heel
  • Insole
  • Laces
  • Sole
  • Toe box
  • Tongue

Schooler

+30 · 11
  • Arch support
  • Buckle
  • Eyelets
  • Lugs
  • Midsole
  • Outsole
  • Steel toe
  • Strap
  • Upper
  • Velcro
  • Zipper

Rare

+60 · 48
  • Aglet
  • Air unit
  • Ankle strap
  • Blade
  • Block heel
  • Bow
  • Brogueing
  • Button
  • Cleats
  • Collar
  • Cowboy heel
  • Elastic gore
  • Heel cap
  • Heel counter
  • Heel strap
  • Heel tab
  • Kitten heel
  • Lights
  • Liner
  • Lining
  • Logo
  • Mary Jane strap
  • Monk strap
  • Mudguard
  • Orthotic
  • Penny strap
  • Plate
  • Platform
  • Pull strap
  • Quarter
  • Ribbons
  • Shaft
  • Shank
  • Shoe charm
  • Size tag
  • Speed hooks
  • Spikes
  • Stacked heel
  • Stiletto
  • Stitching
  • Taps
  • Tassel
  • Toe bumper
  • Toe cap
  • Vamp
  • Wedge
  • Wheels
  • Wingtip

Deep Cut

+85 · 171
  • Achilles flare
  • Angle heel
  • Ankle ties
  • Annabelle heel
  • Apron
  • Axles
  • Backstay
  • Ball heel
  • Ball pad
  • Bar heel
  • Beadwork
  • Bearings
  • Beef roll
  • Bellows tongue
  • Bicycle toe
  • Binding
  • BOA dial
  • Boot board
  • Buckle prong
  • Built-in gaiter
  • Cage
  • Calks
  • Clear heel
  • Cleat mount
  • Climbing zone
  • Comma heel
  • Cone heel
  • Continental heel
  • Cork sole
  • Counter pocket
  • Cowling
  • Crash pad
  • Crepe sole
  • Cromwell heel
  • Crown
  • Cuban heel
  • Cuff
  • D-rings
  • Dogger heel
  • Drawstring
  • Edges
  • Embroidery
  • Eyestay
  • Feather
  • Filler
  • Flared heel
  • Flex grooves
  • Flip-flop plugs
  • Footbed lip
  • Foxing
  • Fringe
  • Gaiter attachment
  • Gentleman's corner
  • Gladiator straps
  • Grind groove
  • GripWalk sole
  • Gusset
  • H-block
  • Half sole
  • Harness

One in a Krillion

+100 · 1
  • Welt

    A Goodyear welt lets cobblers resole the same shoe repeatedly.

Name a country whose name ends in N

25 accepted answers · Full answer page →

Plankton

+10 · 5
  • Afghanistan
  • Iran
  • Japan
  • Pakistan
  • Spain

Schooler

+30 · 8
  • Jordan
  • Kazakhstan
  • Lebanon
  • Oman
  • Sudan
  • Sweden
  • Taiwan
  • Yemen

Rare

+60 · 10
  • Azerbaijan
  • Bahrain
  • Bhutan
  • Cameroon
  • Kyrgyzstan
  • Liechtenstein
  • South Sudan
  • Tajikistan
  • Turkmenistan
  • Uzbekistan

Deep Cut

+85 · 1
  • Benin

One in a Krillion

+100 · 1
  • Gabon

    Rainforest covers nearly ninety percent of Gabon.

Name a country with glaciers

50 accepted answers · Full answer page →

Plankton

+10 · 5
  • Canada
  • Iceland
  • Norway
  • Switzerland
  • United States

Schooler

+30 · 9
  • Argentina
  • Austria
  • Chile
  • France
  • Italy
  • Nepal
  • New Zealand
  • Russia
  • Sweden

Rare

+60 · 13
  • Bhutan
  • Bolivia
  • China
  • Denmark
  • Ecuador
  • Germany
  • India
  • Mexico
  • Pakistan
  • Peru
  • Spain
  • Tanzania
  • United Kingdom

Deep Cut

+85 · 22
  • Afghanistan
  • Albania
  • Australia
  • Azerbaijan
  • Bulgaria
  • Colombia
  • Democratic Republic of the Congo
  • Georgia
  • Indonesia
  • Iran
  • Kazakhstan
  • Kenya
  • Kyrgyzstan
  • Mongolia
  • Montenegro
  • Myanmar
  • Slovakia
  • Slovenia
  • Tajikistan
  • Turkey
  • Uganda
  • Uzbekistan

One in a Krillion

+100 · 1
  • Japan

    Japan's first glaciers were only officially recognised in 2012.

Name a standard type of tax (currently levied in at least one country)

150 accepted answers · Full answer page →

Plankton

+10 · 3
  • Income tax
  • Property tax
  • Sales tax

Schooler

+30 · 14
  • Capital gains tax
  • Corporate tax
  • Estate tax
  • Excise tax
  • Fuel tax
  • Inheritance tax
  • Luxury tax
  • Medicare tax
  • Payroll tax
  • Sin tax
  • Social Security tax
  • Tariff
  • Tobacco tax
  • Value-added tax

Rare

+60 · 42
  • Ad valorem tax
  • Alcohol tax
  • Alternative minimum tax
  • Cannabis tax
  • Carbon tax
  • Cess
  • Church tax
  • Congestion charge
  • Council tax
  • Departure tax
  • Digital services tax
  • Direct tax
  • Dividend tax
  • Environmental tax
  • Export tax
  • Fat tax
  • Flat tax
  • Franchise tax
  • Gambling tax
  • Gift tax
  • Hotel tax
  • Indirect tax
  • Land tax
  • National Insurance
  • Personal property tax
  • Plastic bag tax
  • Poll tax
  • Progressive tax
  • Regressive tax
  • Salt tax
  • Self-employment tax
  • Stamp duty
  • Sugar tax
  • Tithe
  • Tourist tax
  • Transfer tax
  • Unemployment tax
  • Use tax
  • Vehicle tax
  • Wealth tax
  • Windfall tax
  • Withholding tax

Deep Cut

+85 · 89
  • Accumulated earnings tax
  • Advertising tax
  • Aggregates levy
  • Agricultural tax
  • Air conditioner tax
  • Amusement tax
  • Annual tax on enveloped dwellings
  • Anti-dumping duty
  • Apprenticeship levy
  • Bank levy
  • Base erosion tax
  • Bicycle tax
  • Branch profits tax
  • Broadcasting tax
  • Business rates
  • Capital transfer tax
  • Carbon border tax
  • Coffee tax
  • Commercial rent tax
  • Construction tax
  • Countervailing duty
  • Distributed profits tax
  • Diverted profits tax
  • Dog tax
  • Drug tax
  • Earmarked tax
  • Education tax
  • Emergency services levy
  • Endowment tax
  • Energy drink tax
  • Energy tax
  • Exit tax
  • Farmland occupation tax
  • Financial transaction tax
  • Firearms tax
  • Fringe benefits tax
  • Garbage tax
  • Gas guzzler tax
  • Generation-skipping transfer tax
  • Global minimum tax
  • Gross receipts tax
  • Horse tax
  • Hunting tax
  • Insurance premium tax
  • Investment income tax
  • Kiddie tax
  • Land appreciation tax
  • Landfill tax
  • Local business tax
  • Lump-sum tax
  • Mansion tax
  • Meals tax
  • Military tax
  • Mobile money tax
  • Mortgage recording tax
  • Nanny tax
  • Nuclear tax
  • Octroi
  • Packaging tax
  • Parking tax

One in a Krillion

+100 · 2
  • Hot spring tax

    Japan levies a hot spring tax on each onsen bath.

  • Zakat

    Zakat asks Muslims to give 2.5 percent of their wealth yearly.

Name a type of living bird (general types; species names are grouped)

856 accepted answers · Full answer page →

Plankton

+10 · 17
  • Chicken
  • Crow
  • Duck
  • Eagle
  • Finch
  • Hawk
  • Hummingbird
  • Owl
  • Parrot
  • Penguin
  • Pigeon
  • Robin
  • Seagull
  • Sparrow
  • Swan
  • Turkey
  • Woodpecker

Schooler

+30 · 40
  • Albatross
  • Blackbird
  • Bluebird
  • Buzzard
  • Canary
  • Cardinal
  • Chickadee
  • Cockatoo
  • Condor
  • Crane
  • Cuckoo
  • Dove
  • Emu
  • Falcon
  • Flamingo
  • Goose
  • Heron
  • Horned owl
  • Jay
  • Kingfisher
  • Kiwi
  • Macaw
  • Magpie
  • Mockingbird
  • Nightingale
  • Ostrich
  • Parakeet
  • Peacock
  • Pelican
  • Pheasant
  • Puffin
  • Quail
  • Raven
  • Roadrunner
  • Starling
  • Stork
  • Swallow
  • Toucan
  • Vulture
  • Wren

Rare

+60 · 115
  • Anhinga
  • Auk
  • Avocet
  • Barn owl
  • Bee-eater
  • Bird-of-paradise
  • Bittern
  • Bobwhite
  • Booby
  • Bowerbird
  • Bullfinch
  • Bunting
  • Cassowary
  • Catbird
  • Chaffinch
  • Coot
  • Cormorant
  • Cowbird
  • Crossbill
  • Curlew
  • Egret
  • Eider
  • Flicker
  • Flycatcher
  • Frigatebird
  • Frogmouth
  • Gannet
  • Goldfinch
  • Goshawk
  • Grackle
  • Grebe
  • Greenfinch
  • Grosbeak
  • Grouse
  • Guillemot
  • Guinea fowl
  • Harrier
  • Honeycreeper
  • Honeyeater
  • Hoopoe
  • Hornbill
  • House martin
  • Ibis
  • Jacana
  • Jackdaw
  • Junco
  • Junglefowl
  • Kestrel
  • Kite
  • Kookaburra
  • Lapwing
  • Lark
  • Linnet
  • Loon
  • Lorikeet
  • Lovebird
  • Lyrebird
  • Martin
  • Meadowlark
  • Merganser

Deep Cut

+85 · 682
  • Accentor
  • Adjutant
  • Akalat
  • Akepa
  • Alauahio
  • Alethe
  • Amakihi
  • Amazon parrot
  • Ani
  • Ant tanager
  • Antbird
  • Antpecker
  • Antpipit
  • Antpitta
  • Antshrike
  • Antthrush
  • Antvireo
  • Antwren
  • Apalis
  • Aracari
  • Argus
  • Asity
  • Astrapia
  • Attila
  • Auklet
  • Avadavat
  • Babax
  • Babbler
  • Bamboo partridge
  • Bamboo tyrant
  • Banded pitta
  • Barbet
  • Barbtail
  • Barbthroat
  • Bare-eye
  • Barred woodcreeper
  • Barwing
  • Batis
  • Bay owl
  • Baywing
  • Baza
  • Bean goose
  • Bearded greenbul
  • Beardless tyrannulet
  • Becard
  • Bellbird
  • Bentbill
  • Berryeater
  • Berryhunter
  • Berrypecker
  • Bishop
  • Black cockatoo
  • Black hawk
  • Black tit
  • Black tyrant
  • Black-capped babbler
  • Blackcap
  • Bleeding-heart
  • Blossomcrown
  • Blue flycatcher

One in a Krillion

+100 · 2
  • Hoatzin

    Hoatzin chicks hatch with claws on their wings for climbing.

  • Oilbird

    Oilbirds navigate dark caves by echolocation and eat only fruit.