Krillion Hints — October 19, 2026

This performer sang a traditional genre from an Atlantic island nation.

She often took the stage without footwear, earning a famous nickname.

A banned maneuver named in rugby's law book

An attacking mass of bound players ruled illegal for obstruction

This pioneering athletic undergarment was patented in 1979 and co-founded as a company in 1977.

Its seamless, compressing front panel and crossing elastic straps addressed chest support needs that conventional garments failed to meet.

This institution is in the Bluegrass State and has charged no tuition since the late 19th century.

Endowment income covers 74% of its operating budget, and enrolled students pay nothing for instruction.

This South Slavic tongue is written in both Cyrillic and Latin scripts.

A Balkan census found more residents named it their primary language than the country's namesake idiom.

A fighter from a Nintendo fighting-game series

Debuted in a game about extendable arms

A small red West African fruit with a remarkable effect on taste

Its glycoprotein binds taste buds so acidic foods seem sweet