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Name a type of chair

Everyone has a first answer to “Name a type of chair”. The game is about the second, the third and the tenth: 76 answers are accepted, ranked by how rarely people think of them.

The obvious answers

These are the answers most people give first. They count, but they barely move you: 10 points each.

The next answers people reach for

These 37 are known, but not the first thing people say. 25 points each:

How deep does “Name a type of chair” go?

  1. The Tip7 answers · 10 ptsArmchair · Dining chair · Rocking chair
  2. Below the Surface37 answers · 25 ptsWheelchair · Folding chair · Swivel chair …
  3. The Deep21 answers · 50 ptsHidden until you play
  4. The Abyss10 answers · 85 ptsHidden until you play
  5. Below the Iceberg1 answer · 100 ptsOne legendary answer, waiting in the game

The Deep holds 21 answers starting with B, C, F, G, H, K, L, M, N, Q, S, T, V and W. The Abyss has 10 more, and one legendary answer waits below them all.

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People also ask

What do most people say for “Name a type of chair”?
The usual first answers are Armchair, Dining chair, Rocking chair, Deckchair and High chair. In Icillion they are worth 10 points each, the least of any level.
How many answers are there to “Name a type of chair”?
76 in all: 7 on The Tip, 37 Below the Surface, 21 in The Deep, 10 in The Abyss, and a single legendary answer Below the Iceberg.
Which answers to “Name a type of chair” are the shortest and the longest?
The shortest accepted answer is “Pew” and the longest is “Hepplewhite chair”.
How hard is “Name a type of chair”?
Easy. Nearly everyone can name something here, so prompts like this one can appear in the daily iceberg.

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