Noillirk Hints

1. ROUND 01FOOD & DRINK

   Name a citrus fruit.

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2. ROUND 02EVERYDAY OBJECTS

   Name a piece of living room furniture.

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3. ROUND 03SPORTS & GAMES

   Name a team sport.

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4. ROUND 04ANIMALS & NATURE

   Name a bird you could recognize in a park.

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5. ROUND 05ANIMALS & NATURE

   Name an animal that lives in the ocean.

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6. ROUND 06FOOD & DRINK

   Name a berry eaten as food.

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7. ROUND 07ANIMALS & NATURE

   Name a wild animal with fur.

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A common-answer hint strategy

1. Keep the exact category in mind. A fruit and a citrus fruit are different requests. Read qualifiers before choosing.
2. Start with your everyday name. In Noillirk, a familiar, direct answer often earns more than an unusual one. Use the name you would actually say out loud.
3. Reveal one clue at a time. Begin with the category nudge. Open the first-letter clue only if you need it, then the letter pattern.
4. Check the answer after thinking. A dated answer sheet shows the accepted names and points, so you can compare your choice with the game’s list.

Daily hints archive

Choose the original Daily date. New entries open automatically after midnight Beijing time. This is the public reference archive; Flight History shows your own saved attempts.

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Read the category before the clue

Each Daily prompt asks for a member of a particular group. A description of what something does is not always its accepted name, and a broad answer may miss a narrower qualifier. Before opening a hint, decide what sort of noun the prompt needs: a food, an animal, an object or a sport. Keep that category in mind as you work through the clues.

Know what each hint reveals

The first level offers a nudge toward the prompt’s subject or one familiar example. The next level gives the first letter and word count of one top-scoring answer. The final level shows its letter pattern. These clues describe a canonical name from the reviewed list. Other accepted answers may start with different letters, use more words or earn different points. A clue helps you find one strong choice rather than describing the entire answer pool.

A clue is not an automatic submission

Nothing on a hints page fills the game’s answer box or records a result. Read a clue, think of a name, then use the separate answer sheet if you want to check it. Listed aliases receive the same points as their canonical name. If a sensible real-world example is absent from the list, you can report the prompt and expected answer through Contact; a hint cannot make an unlisted answer count.

Keep yesterday’s review separate from today’s flight

Use previous dates to practise the habit of reading carefully and recalling one clear name. Today’s flight is still a fresh set of seven prompts, with a short preview before each 25-second answer window. An old clue need not fit a new question. Choose Unlimited for more play between Dailies, or read How to Play for the rules on timers, rejected answers and practice.