One Letter Answers #2

Can you guess these answers that are just one letter long?
Every letter A-Z is used
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Last updated: June 15, 2021
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Letter that most plurals end in
S
Most important letter on a treasure map
X
Another name for B♯
C
Five, in Roman numerals
V
Widest letter in most fonts
W
Sounds the same as ewe
U
Carrots are rich in this vitamin
A
Come to this intersection and you can go right or left, but not straight
T
Spelled out, this letter starts with W
Y
Massive U.S. Air Force plane with eight jet engines: _-52
B
Letter dropped by speakers with a Cockney accent
H
James Bond's boss
M
The most common starting letter for male first names in the U.S.
J
Metric prefix for 1000
K
On average, the worst letter to have on your rack in Scrabble
Q
There are only two countries that start with this letter, both in Africa
Z
Before 2010, this symbol repeated twice was the 14th letter of the Spanish alphabet
L
Largest letter on the Snellen chart commonly used to test one's vision
E
Don't forget to dot this letter, when lowercase
I
On the internet, press this letter to pay respects
F
Letter that a pirate says before "matey"
R
Comes after H, He, Li, Be, B, C, and N
O
Germany's international license plate code
D
In Spanish a tilde (~) sometimes appears above this symbol
N
English equivalent of the Greek letter π
P
An FBI agent is known as a _ man
G
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59 Comments
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Level 55
Jun 16, 2021
76 takes only, first comment!
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Level 80
Jun 16, 2021
Fun quiz. but more time please!
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Level 88
Jun 16, 2021
Agree that time is tight - maybe 15 more seconds??
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Level 40
Dec 26, 2022
Fun fact: You can press every letter one by one until the right letter is pressed. It's a slow process, but it works.
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Level 47
Nov 10, 2023
Fun fact: This makes the quiz not very fun at all.
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Level 47
Oct 24, 2024
fun fact, this comment is true
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Level 57
Oct 7, 2025
Fun fact: This comment stating that the comment is true, is true indeed.
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Level 86
Jun 16, 2021
A hint on the next edition of this quiz should be "an omnipotent being that loves to torment Jean-Luc Picard"
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Level 80
Jun 16, 2021
I'm not sure I understand the clue for F?? Pay your respects?
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Level ∞
Jun 16, 2021
You can Google it. It's a thing that children do on the internet or in video games.
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Level 86
Jun 16, 2021
Ach, I didn't want to know that
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Level 53
Aug 17, 2025
Quizmaster showing his age with this one lol
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Level 58
Jun 24, 2021
yeah I didn't get that one either. Never heard of it. And I have two gamer kids.
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Level 30
Jul 10, 2021
It comes from a video game (Call of Duty: AW) which prompted players to press the 'F' key to engage in the action of 'paying their respects' during a funeral. That thing took off as a meme and then started being used as shorthand for "That sucks, mate".
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Level 94
Jun 16, 2021
This quiz inspired me to create a one letter & one number quiz: https://www.jetpunk.com/user-quizzes/1316680/one-letter-and-one-number-answers-1
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Level 94
Jun 17, 2021
I'd vote for 'Aye Matey' being as good as 'Arr Matey.'
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Level 58
Jun 24, 2021
same.
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Level 67
Jul 10, 2021
I've only come across "Me matey", as in Ahoy, me matey.
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Level 88
Dec 20, 2022
I've only ever heard "aye" (so I tried "i").
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Level 72
Nov 10, 2023
There are definitely better pirate-related clues to get at "Arr," but I agree, prefacing "matey" is most likely "aye," so I works better than R here.
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Level 87
Jun 17, 2021
Carrots being rich in vitamin A is a common misconception
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Level 74
Sep 2, 2021
Are maybe thinking about the seeing well at night thing? Because according to Wikipedia 100 g of carrot contains 104% of the recommended daily intake of vitamin A equivalents.
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Level 78
Jun 17, 2021
it's not often I miss answers because i couldn't make it to the end of a quiz. I think a little more time might be necessary.
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Level ∞
Jun 18, 2021
For an old-timer like you, anything. Added an extra minute.
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Level 83
Jun 18, 2021
Good quiz. F
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Level 80
Jun 21, 2021
Got real stuck up on 't' as the letter Cockneys drop... Try saying "bottle" in a Cockney accent.
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Level 67
Jul 10, 2021
Rs too...
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Level 72
Jul 11, 2021
The first thing that came to mind when I thought of a cockney accent was "governah."
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Level 74
Jul 4, 2021
'j' is also dotted in lowercase, not just i.
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Level 60
Jul 10, 2021
I assume it's because of the phrase "dot your i's and cross your t's. If you don't do either of those, the lowercase letter just looks like an l, whereas j has the curve on the bottom to differentiate it.
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Level 67
Jul 10, 2021
Wow, was harder than I thought
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Level 74
Jul 12, 2021
By the way, is there a mathematical working-out behind the worst scrabble tile?
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Level 77
Jul 12, 2021
I think it's basically because Q is one of the least used letters in the english language, along with Z, X, and J. But with Q, you almost always need to also have a U in order to form a word. Not sure of the exact mathematical way to express it but with those two pieces of information it seems fairly likely that Q must be the worst letter to have
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Level ∞
Aug 3, 2023
Not mathematical per se, but you can run simulations. For expert players, a Q on your rack is worth about -10 if I remember correctly, while a blank is worth about +25. Obviously this is just an average and depends on the game situation.
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Level 69
Nov 10, 2023
Since Qi is a word, having a Q isn't that bad. It is great on a triple letter or word score. A rack with four I's is far more annoying than having a Q.
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Level 66
Nov 10, 2023
Q can be good when playing with casual players, but against experts neither of those things is that great.

Qi is nice if you get the Q near the end of a Scrabble game (where it's hard to make long words) but if you get it near the start then it's pretty bad, pro Scrabble players average over 30 points a go, so an 11 point word would usually be a bad play.

As for the triple word tiles generally pros will deliberately not play a good word if it gives their opponent access to the triple word tile because it's basically giving their opponent easy points. They probably also wouldn't play a vowel next to a triple letter tile either for similar reasons.

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Level 74
Nov 10, 2023
I thought exactly this - a Q can get you a fairly hefty score (20ish) with fairly little effort, but it's not often contributing to the kind of devastating score (50+) that you need to make repeatedly if you're going to beat a seasoned player. Could be a match-winner on its own if it comes at the right time, though!
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Level 55
Apr 8, 2022
Ay, matey
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Level 88
Dec 20, 2022
For the tilde clue, I think you mean letter, not symbol.
+3
Level ∞
Aug 3, 2023
The question is written as intended.
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Level 74
Nov 10, 2023
I think QM is saying that putting the '~' symbol above the 'n' symbol is how you make the letter 'ñ'.
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Level 67
Jun 2, 2023
Germany means Deutschland in German.

Thats why its D.

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Level 79
Aug 12, 2023
2:19 used
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Level 56
Oct 18, 2023
Aye (i) matey?
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Level 49
Nov 10, 2023
Arr (R), matey. Aye aye (I, I), Captain!
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Level 63
Nov 10, 2023
Why doesn't J qualify for needing a dot when lowercase?
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Level 67
Nov 10, 2023
wait so the eye test chart always uses the same letters? So I could just memorise the chart and lie to my optometrists?!?!
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Level 55
Nov 10, 2023
Seeing is knowing.
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Level 57
Nov 11, 2023
I thought the big letter was an H
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Level 76
Jul 19, 2025
I seen it with C turned in diiferent directions
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Level 91
Nov 10, 2023
The intersection can also be a Y as well as a T. Y-junctions are pretty common. (See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Three-way_junction).
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Level 44
May 19, 2025
B# and C are fundamentally different notes which share the same pitch.
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Level 54
Aug 17, 2025
“I” makes more sense for the pirate item. Think “Aye, matey”
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Level 66
Aug 18, 2025
Agreed. Maybe better question "They Say this on Pirate day"
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Level 55
Aug 17, 2025
Once again, the sign over the n, ~, ñ, is not called tilde, it's called virgulilla. These are tildes: á, é, í, ó, ú.
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Level 94
Aug 17, 2025
No, those would be acutes. You can review the list of diacritics and their names here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Diacritic
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Level 60
Aug 18, 2025
More time please!!!!!!!!!!!
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Level 23
Aug 18, 2025
yeah more time
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Level 31
Oct 24, 2025
press f to pay respects