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Name something very big

Can you get past the obvious ones? Icillion accepts 143 answers to “Name something very big”, and only 7 of them float on the tip of the iceberg.

What everyone says first

Say one of these and you stay near the surface, with 10 points.

Just below the surface

Second thoughts land here, at 25 points:

How the answers sink

  1. The Tip7 answers · 10 ptsElephant · Blue whale · Mountain
  2. Below the Surface46 answers · 25 ptsDinosaur · Giraffe · Mount Everest …
  3. The Deep56 answers · 50 ptsHidden until you play
  4. The Abyss33 answers · 85 ptsHidden until you play
  5. Below the Iceberg1 answer · 100 ptsOne legendary answer, waiting in the game

The Deep holds 56 answers starting with A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H, I, L, M, N, O, P, R, S, T, U and V. The Abyss has 33 more, and one legendary answer waits below them all.

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People also ask

What are the most common answers to “Name something very big”?
Most people start with Elephant, Blue whale, Mountain, Ocean and Sun. In Icillion they are worth 10 points each, the least of any level.
How many answers does Icillion accept for “Name something very big”?
143 in all: 7 on The Tip, 46 Below the Surface, 56 in The Deep, 33 in The Abyss, and a single legendary answer Below the Iceberg.
What is the shortest answer to “Name something very big”?
The shortest accepted answer is “Sun” and the longest is “Hercules–Corona Borealis Great Wall”.
Is “Name something very big” an easy or a hard prompt?
Easy. Nearly everyone can name something here, so prompts like this one can appear in the daily iceberg.

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