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Name something with holes in it

Everyone has a first answer to “Name something with holes in it”. The game is about the second, the third and the tenth: 170 answers are accepted, ranked by how rarely people think of them.

The obvious answers

Right, but shallow: 5 answers nearly everyone thinks of, worth 10 points each.

The next answers people reach for

Second thoughts land here, at 25 points:

How deep does “Name something with holes in it” go?

  1. The Tip5 answers · 10 ptsDoughnut · Swiss cheese · Sieve
  2. Below the Surface28 answers · 25 ptsSponge · Bagel · Polo mint …
  3. The Deep68 answers · 50 ptsHidden until you play
  4. The Abyss68 answers · 85 ptsHidden until you play
  5. Below the Iceberg1 answer · 100 ptsOne legendary answer, waiting in the game

The Deep holds 68 answers starting with A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H, J, L, M, O, P, R, S, T, W and Z. The Abyss has 68 more, and one legendary answer waits below them all.

Inside the answer list

Getting below the surface

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Quick answers

What do most people say for “Name something with holes in it”?
The usual first answers are Doughnut, Swiss cheese, Sieve, Net and Golf course. In Icillion they are worth 10 points each, the least of any level.
How many answers are there to “Name something with holes in it”?
170 in all: 5 on The Tip, 28 Below the Surface, 68 in The Deep, 68 in The Abyss, and a single legendary answer Below the Iceberg.
Which answers to “Name something with holes in it” are the shortest and the longest?
The shortest accepted answer is “CD” and the longest is “Monticello Dam spillway”.
How hard is “Name something with holes in it”?
Easy. Nearly everyone can name something here, so prompts like this one can appear in the daily iceberg.

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