[adjective · Spanish / Italian]

From the Latin astutus. Means shrewd, clever, sharp-minded, astute. Used identically in both Spanish and Italian — the two Romance languages. In English, astute carries the same meaning with immediate clarity: someone who thinks quickly, reads situations accurately, and gets the right answer.

What it means to us

Astuto is the daily quiz that rewards sharp thinking. Every question is a small test of how astuto you are — and every correct answer puts you one step closer to winning. The name sets an expectation: this is not a passive game. This rewards people who pay attention, stay curious, and come back every day. Being astuto is something to be proud of.

See also: sharp, perceptive, quick-witted, on the ball — listo (MX), sveglio (IT), astucieux (FR)