Krillion Hints — November 12, 2026

It's a rare phenomenon appearing as ribbons of light in the night sky.

Citizen scientists coined its name from an animated film scene.

This textile comes from a marine creature rather than a land animal.

Its fibers are gathered from filaments a mollusk uses to anchor itself to the seafloor.

These tiny red or yellow fruits are sold as a novelty topping or snack.

A Dutch-bred cultivar, each fruit weighs only one to two grams and grows in large clusters.

Its title echoes a children's connect-the-dots pastime.

Its 1958 rigging scandal helped ignite a wider quiz-show investigation.

This circle or partner dance became a national craze in the late 1930s.

It is named after a nightclub in a converted former synagogue in Columbia, South Carolina.

It involves trauma to the head.

Damage appears away from, and typically across from, the point of impact.

A New England confection introduced in 1938

Its four chambers each hold a different filling, one being a chewy sweet