1. Name an Egyptian pharaoh
The rarest answer starts with “H” (10 letters). Only 4 answers on this prompt score Deep Cut or better — think past the obvious.
Answer archive
Krillion answers — Wednesday, February 3, 2027
One day of Krillion Infinite, preserved in full.
These are the 7 prompts from the Krillion Infinite daily dive for Wednesday, February 3, 2027, with every accepted answer published by rarity tier — from the Plankton answer everyone gave, down to the One in a Krillion answer worth 100 points. Already played? Compare your dive honestly. Not played yet? If this page is today's date, close it and play first — spoilers are real down here.
Hints — a nudge before the answers
Want to almost find it yourself first? Each hint describes that prompt's rarest answer — its first letter, its length, and how much company it has in the deep tiers — without naming it. The full answers are right below, past the point of no return.
2. Name something measured in knots
The rarest answer starts with “T” (9 letters, 2 words). Only 4 answers on this prompt score Deep Cut or better — think past the obvious.
3. Name something people wear on their skin but it isn’t clothing
The rarest answer starts with “N” (9 letters, 2 words). Only 4 answers on this prompt score Deep Cut or better — think past the obvious.
4. Name a dish made with potatoes
The rarest answer starts with “G” (7 letters). Only 4 answers on this prompt score Deep Cut or better — think past the obvious.
5. Name a Christmas movie
The rarest answer starts with “L” (13 letters, 2 words). Only 4 answers on this prompt score Deep Cut or better — think past the obvious.
6. Name a colonial power
The rarest answer starts with “P” (8 letters). Only 4 answers on this prompt score Deep Cut or better — think past the obvious.
7. Name a type of gladiator
The rarest answer starts with “D” (11 letters). Only 4 answers on this prompt score Deep Cut or better — think past the obvious.
The full answers
Name an Egyptian pharaoh
🫧 Plankton (10 pts): King Tut, Cleopatra
🤡 Too Clever (15 pts): Tutankhamun, Narmer
🐟 Schooler (30 pts): Khufu, Khafre
🦑 Rare (60 pts): Ramses II, Djoser
🏮 Deep Cut (85 pts): Thutmose III, Seti I
🌟 One in a Krillion (100 pts): Hatshepsut, Akhenaten
Name something measured in knots
🫧 Plankton (10 pts): Boat, Ship, Wind
🤡 Too Clever (15 pts): Speedboat, Airplane
🐟 Schooler (30 pts): Sailboat, Submarine, Yacht
🦑 Rare (60 pts): Tugboat, Current
🏮 Deep Cut (85 pts): Fishing line strength, Trawl speed
🌟 One in a Krillion (100 pts): Tide race, Knot meter log-line
Name something people wear on their skin but it isn’t clothing
🫧 Plankton (10 pts): Tattoo, Sunscreen, Lotion
🤡 Too Clever (15 pts): Paint, Mud
🐟 Schooler (30 pts): Henna, Glitter, Temporary tattoo, Body paint
🦑 Rare (60 pts): Soot, Latex prosthetics, Chalk dust
🏮 Deep Cut (85 pts): Kohl, Woad dye
🌟 One in a Krillion (100 pts): Nori wrap, Fuller’s earth
Name a dish made with potatoes
🫧 Plankton (10 pts): French Fries, Potato Chips
🤡 Too Clever (15 pts): Mashed Potatoes
🐟 Schooler (30 pts): Baked Potato, Potato Soup
🦑 Rare (60 pts): Hash Browns, Potato Salad
🏮 Deep Cut (85 pts): Shepherd's Pie, Potato Gratin
🌟 One in a Krillion (100 pts): Gnocchi, Pommes Dauphine
Name a Christmas movie
🫧 Plankton (10 pts): Home Alone
🤡 Too Clever (15 pts): Home Alone 2: Lost in New York
🐟 Schooler (30 pts): The Grinch, Elf
🦑 Rare (60 pts): National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation, Miracle on 34th Street
🏮 Deep Cut (85 pts): The Santa Clause, A Christmas Carol
🌟 One in a Krillion (100 pts): Love Actually, The Polar Express
Name a colonial power
🫧 Plankton (10 pts): France, Britain
🤡 Too Clever (15 pts): Spain, Russia
🐟 Schooler (30 pts): Japan, Ottoman Empire
🦑 Rare (60 pts): Italy, Germany
🏮 Deep Cut (85 pts): Belgium, Netherlands
🌟 One in a Krillion (100 pts): Portugal, Denmark
Name a type of gladiator
🫧 Plankton (10 pts): Murmillo, Spartacus
🤡 Too Clever (15 pts): Retiarius, Samnite
🐟 Schooler (30 pts): Secutor, Laquearius
🦑 Rare (60 pts): Provocator, Bestiarius
🏮 Deep Cut (85 pts): Hoplomachus, Thraex
🌟 One in a Krillion (100 pts): Dimachaerus, Essedarius