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Dive #31

Saturday, August 15, 2026

489 official answers. Snapshot from Krillion's public reveal for this UTC date.

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01 Name a country whose name starts with B
18 official answers · tap a tier to unblur
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One in a Krillion 100 pt · 1
Benin Its Dahomey kingdom fielded an all-female regiment into the 1890s.
Deep Cut 85 pt · 3
Bhutan Television and internet stayed banned there until 1999. Brunei Sultan Hassanal Bolkiah has reigned since 1967. Burundi
Rare 60 pt · 6
Bahrain Barbados Belize Botswana Burkina Faso Burma Myanmar's other name, still used by the US government, and it counts.
Schooler 30 pt · 5
Bahamas Bangladesh Belarus Bolivia Bulgaria
Too Clever 15 pt · 1
Bosnia and Herzegovina Runs a three-member rotating presidency, one per major ethnic group.
Plankton 10 pt · 2
Belgium Brazil
02 Name a marsupial
53 official answers · tap a tier to unblur
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One in a Krillion 100 pt · 1
Monito del monte Closer kin to Australia's marsupials than to any American opossum.
Deep Cut 85 pt · 28
Antechinus Bare-tailed woolly opossum Bettong Cuscus Diprotodon Dunnart Feathertail glider Honey possum Kowari Kultarr Leadbeater's possum Mala Marsupial lion Marsupial mole Mountain pygmy possum Mulgara Ningaui Pademelon Phascogale Planigale Potoroo Rat kangaroo Shrew opossum Squirrel glider Striped possum Wallaroo Water opossum Yellow-bellied glider
Rare 60 pt · 16
Bandicoot Crash says hi. Bilby Brushtail possum Eastern grey kangaroo Greater glider Marsupial mouse Numbat Quoll Red kangaroo Ringtail possum Rock wallaby Short-tailed opossum Sugar glider Swamp wallaby Tasmanian tiger Tree kangaroo
Schooler 30 pt · 5
Opossum Tasmanian devil Virginia opossum Wallaby Wombat
Too Clever 15 pt · 1
Quokka Dutch sailors mistook them for rats and named Rottnest Island.
Plankton 10 pt · 2
Kangaroo Koala
03 Name an Italian dish
149 official answers · tap a tier to unblur
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One in a Krillion 100 pt · 1
Casu marzu Sardinian cheese served while the maggots inside are still alive.
Deep Cut 85 pt · 54
'Nduja Agnolotti Amaretti Baccalà Bagna cauda Bistecca alla fiorentina Bollito misto Bombolone Bresaola Cacciucco Caponata Carciofi alla giudia Cassata Cioppino Cotechino Crostata Fiori di zucca Giardiniera Gnudi Granita Grissini Lampredotto Mascarpone Muffuletta Paccheri Pandoro Panzerotti Pasta all'assassina Bari's spaghetti cooked like a risotto and burnt on purpose. Pasta alla gricia Pasta alla Norma Pasta e ceci Pecorino romano Piadina Pici Pizzelle Ribollita Risi e bisi Semifreddo Sfogliatella Soppressata Spaghetti al nero di seppia Speck Struffoli Supplì Taralli Tartufo Timpano Torrone Trippa alla romana Trofie Vermicelli Vitello tonnato Zabaglione Zeppole
Rare 60 pt · 56
Affogato Aglio e olio Amatriciana Antipasto Arancini Arrabbiata Braciole Bucatini Burrata Calzone Cannelloni Capellini Capicola Carpaccio Chicken cacciatore Chicken francese Chicken marsala Chicken piccata Cotoletta alla milanese Crostini Farfalle Focaccia Fritto misto Fusilli Gorgonzola Italian beef Italian wedding soup Linguine alle vongole Minestra Mortadella Orecchiette Orzo Osso buco Panettone Panini Panna cotta Panzanella Pappardelle Parmigiano Reggiano Pasta e fagioli Penne alla vodka Polenta Porchetta Prosciutto e melone Provolone Puttanesca Ricotta Rigatoni Saltimbocca Sausage and peppers Scaloppine Shrimp fra diavolo Spaghetti ai frutti di mare Stracciatella Tagliatelle Zuppa toscana
Schooler 30 pt · 33
Baked ziti Biscotti Bolognese Bruschetta Calamari Cannoli Caprese salad Carbonara Ciabatta Eggplant Parmesan Fettuccine Alfredo Frittata Garlic bread Gelato Gnocchi Macaroni Manicotti Margherita pizza Marinara Minestrone Mozzarella Pasta al pomodoro Pasta primavera Pesto Ravioli Risotto Salami Shrimp scampi Spaghetti and meatballs Stromboli Stuffed shells Tiramisu Tortellini
Too Clever 15 pt · 2
Cacio e pepe Pecorino, black pepper, pasta water, and nothing else at all. Chicken parmesan Invented by Italian immigrants in America, unknown in Italy itself.
Plankton 10 pt · 3
Lasagna Pizza Spaghetti
04 Name an official Disney Princess
13 official answers · tap a tier to unblur
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Deep Cut 85 pt · 1
Raya
Rare 60 pt · 2
Merida Pocahontas
Schooler 30 pt · 6
Aurora Jasmine Moana Mulan Rapunzel Tiana
Plankton 10 pt · 4
Ariel Belle Cinderella Snow White
05 Name a famous physicist
109 official answers · tap a tier to unblur
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One in a Krillion 100 pt · 2
Henry Cavendish A garden shed and a torsion balance gave Earth's mass. Subrahmanyan Chandrasekhar He derived the white dwarf mass limit at nineteen, shipboard.
Deep Cut 85 pt · 53
Abdus Salam Albert Michelson Andrea Ghez Andrei Sakharov Arno Penzias Arthur Compton Arthur Eddington Augustin-Jean Fresnel Barry Barish Brian Josephson Carl David Anderson Charles-Augustin de Coulomb Chen-Ning Yang Chien-Shiung Wu Donna Strickland Edward Witten Émilie du Châtelet Emmy Noether Conservation laws each trace to a symmetry, by her theorem. Ernst Mach François Englert Frank Wilczek Freeman Dyson Fritz Zwicky Georges Lemaître Hans Bethe Hendrik Lorentz Henri Poincaré Hideki Yukawa Ibn al-Haytham James Chadwick Jocelyn Bell Burnell John Bardeen Two physics Nobels, one for the transistor, one for superconductivity. John Stewart Bell John Wheeler Josiah Willard Gibbs Leo Szilard Léon Foucault Leon Lederman Leonard Susskind Lev Landau Lise Meitner Her collaborator took the 1944 Nobel for fission she explained. Maria Goeppert Mayer Max Born Pyotr Kapitsa Rainer Weiss Robert Millikan Satyendra Nath Bose Sheldon Glashow Sin-Itiro Tomonaga Steven Weinberg Thomas Young Tsung-Dao Lee William Shockley
Rare 60 pt · 30
Alessandro Volta André-Marie Ampère Benjamin Franklin Blaise Pascal Brian Greene C. V. Raman Christiaan Huygens Christian Doppler Edward Teller Enrico Fermi Erwin Schrodinger Georg Ohm Heinrich Hertz Henri Becquerel J. J. Thomson James Clerk Maxwell James Prescott Joule Kip Thorne Louis de Broglie Ludwig Boltzmann Michael Faraday Murray Gell-Mann Paul Dirac Robert Hooke Roger Penrose Rosalind Franklin Tycho Brahe Vera Rubin Wilhelm Röntgen Wolfgang Pauli
Schooler 30 pt · 18
Archimedes Brian Cox Carl Sagan Edwin Hubble Ernest Rutherford Galileo Galilei Johannes Kepler Lord Kelvin Marie Curie Max Planck Nicolaus Copernicus Niels Bohr Nikola Tesla Peter Higgs Pierre Curie Richard Feynman Sally Ride Werner Heisenberg
Too Clever 15 pt · 2
Michio Kaku Co-founded string field theory before the television career. Neil deGrasse Tyson Pluto lost planet status partly on his museum's say-so.
Plankton 10 pt · 4
Albert Einstein Isaac Newton Robert Oppenheimer Stephen Hawking
06 Name a current or former MLB team
48 official answers · tap a tier to unblur
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One in a Krillion 100 pt · 1
Seattle Pilots Bankruptcy court sent them to Milwaukee after one 1969 season.
Deep Cut 85 pt · 10
Boston Americans Their 1903 title was the first modern World Series. Boston Beaneaters Brooklyn Dodgers Jackie Robinson broke baseball's color line in this uniform, 1947. Brooklyn Robins Cincinnati Red Stockings Cleveland Spiders Houston Colt .45s Kansas City Athletics Montreal Expos Canada had two MLB teams until this one left in 2004. New York Highlanders Yankees only became the name in 1913.
Rare 60 pt · 22
Arizona Diamondbacks Baltimore Orioles Boston Braves Cincinnati Reds Cleveland Guardians Colorado Rockies Detroit Tigers Kansas City Royals Milwaukee Braves Milwaukee Brewers Minnesota Twins New York Giants Philadelphia Athletics Pittsburgh Pirates San Diego Padres Seattle Mariners St. Louis Browns Tampa Bay Devil Rays Texas Rangers Toronto Blue Jays Washington Nationals Washington Senators
Schooler 30 pt · 11
Atlanta Braves Chicago Cubs Chicago White Sox Houston Astros Los Angeles Angels Miami Marlins New York Mets Philadelphia Phillies San Francisco Giants St. Louis Cardinals Tampa Bay Rays
Too Clever 15 pt · 1
Oakland Athletics Dropped the city from their name entirely for the Sacramento years.
Plankton 10 pt · 3
Boston Red Sox Los Angeles Dodgers New York Yankees
07 Name a fabric or textile
99 official answers · tap a tier to unblur
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One in a Krillion 100 pt · 1
Vicuna Andean herders shear these wild camelids only every three years.
Deep Cut 85 pt · 26
Acetate Batiste Buckram Cambric Charmeuse Coir Crinoline Cupro Damask Drill Dupioni Grosgrain Jacquard Khadi Lyocell Melton Organdy Organza Percale Piqué Ramie Seersucker Shantung Ticking Toile Voile
Rare 60 pt · 37
Angora Bouclé Brocade Canvas Chambray Chenille Chiffon Chintz Corduroy Crêpe Duck cloth Flannel Fleece Georgette Gore-Tex Herringbone Jute Kevlar Lamé Madras Modal Mohair Moleskin Muslin Oilcloth Oxford cloth Poplin Sateen Shearling Sisal Spandex Taffeta Tartan Tweed Twill Velveteen Worsted
Schooler 30 pt · 30
Acrylic Alpaca Bamboo fabric Burlap Calico Cashmere Cheesecloth Denim Felt Gauze Gingham Hemp Jersey Knit fabric Lace Leather Linen Mesh Microfiber Neoprene Nylon Polyester Rayon Satin Suede Terry cloth Velour Velvet Vinyl Viscose
Too Clever 15 pt · 2
Gabardine Thomas Burberry invented it in 1879 for weatherproof coats. Tulle Named for Tulle, the French city that first machine-made it.
Plankton 10 pt · 3
Cotton Silk Wool

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