Name a superpower Superman has in the comics or movies
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A recorded 100-point answer begins with “R” and contains 13 letters or digits, excluding spaces and punctuation.
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Rebuild visionOne in a Krillion100points
Super-sneezeOne in a Krillion100points
Absorbing life energyDeep Cut85points
Freeze breathSchooler30points
Solar energy absorptionSchooler30points
Super breathSchooler30points
Super hearingSchooler30points
Super-leapingSchooler30points
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A recorded 100-point answer begins with “L” and contains 7 letters or digits, excluding spaces and punctuation.
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LettishOne in a Krillion100points
AbednedishDeep Cut85points
AlemannishDeep Cut85points
DanishSchooler30points
FinnishSchooler30points
FlemishSchooler30points
IrishSchooler30points
PolishSchooler30points
The answers below belong to “Name a language whose English name ends in -ish” on the displayed date. A familiar answer can be useful for checking the category; the rarer answers are examples to investigate, rather than a guarantee of live acceptance.
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A recorded 100-point answer begins with “I” and contains 16 letters or digits, excluding spaces and punctuation.
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Inuit snow gogglesOne in a Krillion100points
VelariumOne in a Krillion100points
Aircraft sunshadeDeep Cut85points
ParasolSchooler30points
RoofSchooler30points
Baseball capSchooler30points
Beach umbrellaSchooler30points
SombreroSchooler30points
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A recorded 100-point answer begins with “G” and contains 4 letters or digits, excluding spaces and punctuation.
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GRiDOne in a Krillion100points
OLPCOne in a Krillion100points
2AMDeep Cut85points
AcerSchooler30points
AlienwareSchooler30points
AsusSchooler30points
ChromebookSchooler30points
GoogleSchooler30points
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Name a part of an airplane, inside or out (anything built in or mounted)
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A recorded 100-point answer begins with “A” and contains 7 letters or digits, excluding spaces and punctuation.
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AshtrayOne in a Krillion100points
Crash axeOne in a Krillion100points
Abradable sealDeep Cut85points
ArmrestSchooler30points
CabinSchooler30points
Cargo holdSchooler30points
DoorSchooler30points
Emergency exitSchooler30points
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Name a body part people have more than two of (like fingers)
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A recorded 100-point answer begins with “L” and contains 7 letters or digits, excluding spaces and punctuation.
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LunulaeOne in a Krillion100points
OtolithsOne in a Krillion100points
AbductorsDeep Cut85points
AbsSchooler30points
BonesSchooler30points
CellsSchooler30points
EyelashesSchooler30points
FingernailsSchooler30points
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Name an item of formal wear (clothing and shoes, not jewelry)
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A recorded 100-point answer begins with “A” and contains 14 letters or digits, excluding spaces and punctuation.
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Albert slippersOne in a Krillion100points
Opera hatOne in a Krillion100points
AbacostDeep Cut85points
Ball gownSchooler30points
BeltSchooler30points
BlazerSchooler30points
Cocktail dressSchooler30points
CummerbundSchooler30points
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