Kegillion answers for November 12, 2026
Rush #11. Seven prompts. 1,881 finishers recorded at 2026-11-12T08:25Z. The 100-point answer is fixed. Pledge Master (60) and President (85) are starting tiers and can move.
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| # | Prompt | Hint | Answers by tier | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Name a college town. Gen Z · 248 accepted answers | Show hintThink of a town name, with its college connection in mind. | Show answersOne in a Beauty, 100: Sewanee President, 85, starting: Albuquerque, Alpine, Arcata Pledge Master, 60, starting: Akron, Allendale | 1 source · official |
| 2 | Name a crypto coin. Gen Z · 198 accepted answers | Show hintDistinguish a coin name from an exchange or a general crypto term. | Show answersOne in a Beauty, 100: BitConnect President, 85, starting: Acala, Astar, Audius Pledge Master, 60, starting: 1inch, ai16z | 1 source · official |
| 3 | Name something you'd find in a college fridge. Gen Z · 211 accepted answers | Show hintPicture shelves and forgotten leftovers rather than only fresh groceries. | Show answersOne in a Beauty, 100: Sourdough Starter President, 85, starting: A Lone Beer, A Single Lemon, Batteries Pledge Master, 60, starting: Alani Nu, Almond Milk | 1 source · official |
| 4 | Name a mixer. Drinks · 124 accepted answers | Show hintUse the party-drink context to choose the intended meaning of mixer. | Show answersOne in a Beauty, 100: Blue Gatorade President, 85, starting: Arnold Palmer Mixer, Bitters, Blue Curaçao Pledge Master, 60, starting: 7UP, Agave | 1 source · official |
| 5 | Name a throwback 2000s party song. Gen Z · 344 accepted answers | Show hintRecall a track title while keeping the decade qualifier in view. | Show answersOne in a Beauty, 100: Boten Anna President, 85, starting: 7 Things, Apologize, Bad Romance Pledge Master, 60, starting: 21 Questions, 99 Problems | 1 source · official |
| 6 | Name the worst place to throw up. Gen Z · 171 accepted answers | Show hintImagine a specific awkward setting, with worst understood as a comic judgment. | Show answersOne in a Beauty, 100: In a Mascot Costume President, 85, starting: At a Baby Shower, At a Bar Mitzvah, At a Nail Salon Pledge Master, 60, starting: At a Bowling Alley, At a Mixer | 1 source · official |
| 7 | Name a Thanksgiving side dish. Gen Z · 194 accepted answers | Show hintThink beyond the centerpiece to a particular dish served alongside it. | Show answersOne in a Beauty, 100: Sauerkraut President, 85, starting: Bao, Celery Sticks, Celery with Peanut Butter Pledge Master, 60, starting: Acorn Squash, Arroz | 1 source · official |
1. Name a college town.
Do not substitute a university name when you mean the surrounding place. Mentally moving beyond the biggest cities can produce a more specific answer. The game's accepted list defines this trivia category; it is not a demographic ranking or a claim that a town has only one institution.
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The public list contains 248 accepted answers. The hand-picked One in a Beauty is Sewanee. Starting 85-point examples: Albuquerque, Alpine, Arcata. Starting 60-point examples: Akron, Allendale.
2. Name a crypto coin.
The list can include names remembered from earlier periods, so an accepted response does not establish that an asset still trades. This is a naming prompt, not investment analysis. No price, return, legitimacy, or safety claim should be inferred from the game's hand-picked selection.
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The public list contains 198 accepted answers. The hand-picked One in a Beauty is BitConnect. Starting 85-point examples: Acala, Astar, Audius. Starting 60-point examples: 1inch, ai16z.
3. Name something you'd find in a college fridge.
The campus setting gives this ordinary object category its comic angle. A concrete item, container, or unexpected thing can be more distinctive than a broad food group. The prepared examples report game acceptance, without asserting that students commonly store those things or that doing so is safe.
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The public list contains 211 accepted answers. The hand-picked One in a Beauty is Sourdough Starter. Starting 85-point examples: A Lone Beer, A Single Lemon, Batteries. Starting 60-point examples: Alani Nu, Almond Milk.
4. Name a mixer.
The word can refer to more than one thing, so the surrounding game theme matters. Think of a named drink or ingredient rather than a kitchen appliance if following this answer set. The displayed response is trivia data, not a recipe or an instruction to combine beverages.
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The public list contains 124 accepted answers. The hand-picked One in a Beauty is Blue Gatorade. Starting 85-point examples: Arnold Palmer Mixer, Bitters, Blue Curaçao. Starting 60-point examples: 7UP, Agave.
5. Name a throwback 2000s party song.
Nostalgia can blur release periods, so do not assume a familiar party song fits simply because it sounds old. The game sample identifies its accepted choice, not a sourced release-date claim. If you want to use a title as music-history evidence, consult a separately dated recording source.
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The public list contains 344 accepted answers. The hand-picked One in a Beauty is Boten Anna. Starting 85-point examples: 7 Things, Apologize, Bad Romance. Starting 60-point examples: 21 Questions, 99 Problems.
6. Name the worst place to throw up.
This is a subjective scenario rather than a factual safety ranking. A precise location or situation fits the answer shape better than saying somewhere bad. The hand-picked response reflects the game's humor and should not be treated as health advice or a claim about real incidents.
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The public list contains 171 accepted answers. The hand-picked One in a Beauty is In a Mascot Costume. Starting 85-point examples: At a Baby Shower, At a Bar Mitzvah, At a Nail Salon. Starting 60-point examples: At a Bowling Alley, At a Mixer.
7. Name a Thanksgiving side dish.
Family and regional traditions make this a broader category than a single standard menu. Recall a named dish rather than a generic ingredient if you can. The game's unusual top pick records its accepted answer, without claiming that every household serves it or measuring how common it is.
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The public list contains 194 accepted answers. The hand-picked One in a Beauty is Sauerkraut. Starting 85-point examples: Bao, Celery Sticks, Celery with Peanut Butter. Starting 60-point examples: Acorn Squash, Arroz.
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