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I close in all around you, making you nervous. What am I? |
The capitals Rodney visits are ...
>! ... **London**, **Madrid**, **Warsaw**, **Lisbon**, **Zagreb**, **Prague**, **Titana** and **Athens**.
How?
>! Lukas and Amoz have made some useful observations in the comments: All three-letter codes in the message consist of consonants only. The consonants have a fairly ... |
The capitals Rodney visits are ...
>! ... **London**, **Madrid**, **Warsaw**, **Lisbon**, **Zagreb**, **Prague**, **Tirana** and **Athens**.
How?
>! Lukas and Amoz have made some useful observations in the comments: All three-letter codes in the message consist of consonants only. The consonants have a fairly ... |
## Partial answer (updated)
First, we can identify the people in the image:
>! Sofía Vergara, Xi Jinping, Victor Hugo, Tiger Woods
>! John Oliver, Jerry Seinfeld, Billy Joel, Hugh Grant ([thanks user39583!](https://puzzling.stackexchange.com/questions/109224/a-puzzling-easter-egg-hunt#comment306015_109226))
>... |
<sub>This is in the spirit of the [What is a Word/Phrase™][1] series started by [JLee][2] with a special brand of [Phrase™][3] and [Word™][4] puzzles.</sub>
<hr>
If a word conforms to a special rule, I like to call it an ***Amoeboid Word™***.
Find the rule that decides whether a word is an *Amoeboid Word™* or ... |
What is an Amoeboid Word™? |
*Crié ala caleverti*
[miku'ilatmo
doci
pramilerfu][1]
Hint:
>! The first line is in one language (actually an argot). The hyperlinked three lines are in another (plain-text, but not very legible). The final answer to the question is in yet another, and the answer takes the form "blank as blank."
Non... |
*Crié ala caleverti*
[miku'ilatmo
doci
pramilerfu][1]
Hint:
>! The first line is in one language (actually an argot). The hyperlinked three lines are in another (plain-text, but not very legible). The final answer to the question is in yet another, and the answer takes the form "blank as blank," but it... |
There is a strange bookcase at the end of a chapel's corridor that is pitch black, save for a few lanterns lighting the way. As you approach the bookcase, you notice six conspicuous books with unique colors. These unique colors being: red, purple, white, gold, blue, and green. A note is laying in front of the books, te... |
A word is Amoeboid if
>! The odd letters and even letters both spell out words, respectively.
They are called Amoeboid because
>! Amoebae are unicellular organisms that can combine to form multinucleate organisms?
|
A word is Amoeboid if
>! The odd letters and even letters both spell out words.
It is called Amoeboid because
>! Amoebae are unicellular organisms that can combine to form multinucleate organisms?
I'm trying to demonstrate this with a hidden list, but I can't get the formatting to work. :(
|
A word is Amoeboid if
>! The odd letters and even letters both spell out words.
It is called Amoeboid because
>! <s>Amoebae are unicellular organisms that can combine to form multinucleate organisms?</s>.
>! As per El-Guest, an amoeba can split into two fully viable amoebae.
I'm trying to demonstrate this ... |
There is a strange bookcase at the end of a chapel's corridor that is pitch black, save for a few lanterns lighting the way. As you approach the bookcase, you notice six conspicuous books with unique colors. These unique colors being: red, purple, white, gold, blue, and green. A note is laying in front of the books, te... |
There is a strange bookcase at the end of a chapel's corridor that is pitch black, save for a few lanterns lighting the way. As you approach the bookcase, you notice six conspicuous books with unique colors. These unique colors being: red, purple, white, gold, blue, and green. A note is laying in front of the books, te... |
A crowd blocks my view of the important one
As a loud sound tells me that man is done
A mysterious lady stands by in pictures taken
Then is never seen again like a strip of cooked bacon
So somehow I feel that as the decades go on
Some supposed CIA agents may go on the run
What historical event is this... |
A word is Amoeboid if
>! The odd letters and even letters both spell out words.
It is called Amoeboid because
>! <s>Amoebae are unicellular organisms that can combine to form multinucleate organisms?</s>
>! As per El-Guest, an amoeba can split into two fully viable amoebae.
I'm trying to demonstrate this w... |
A crowd blocks my view of the important one
>! Lee Harvey Oswald, from a rooftop, shot Kennedy through a parade
As a loud sound tells me that man is done
>! A gunshot and the gasps/screams of the crowd in Dallas
A mysterious lady stands by in pictures taken
>! https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Babushka_Lady
Then is n... |
A crowd blocks my view of the important one
>! Lee Harvey Oswald, from a rooftop, shot Kennedy through a parade
As a loud sound tells me that man is done
>! A gunshot and the gasps/screams of the crowd in Dallas
A mysterious lady stands by in pictures taken
>! https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Babushka_Lady
Then is n... |
Bread is bread but what bread you can't eat?
<br>
Bridges are bridges but what bridge doesn't connect two landmasses?
</br>
<br>
Paper is paper but what paper you can't write on?
</br>
<br>
Candies are candies but what candy you can't eat?
>!I have intentionally left 2 tags. I will include them later which... |
PARTIAL ANSWER
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> Bread is bread but what bread you can't eat?
>! Sourdough (sour dough)
> Bridges are bridges but what bridge doesn't connect two landmasses?
>! The bridge in a ship. (the raised part of a ship on which the captain and other officers stand and from where they control the movement of... |
I believe that the tag you deliberately omitted is
>! **Science** (In particular, Electrical Engineering)
*Bread is bread but what bread you can't eat?*
>! [**Bread**board][1]
>!
>! [![enter image description here][2]][2]
*Bridges are bridges but what bridge doesn't connect two landmasses?*
>! [Whe... |
This is a list of:
>! stories by Arthur Conan Doyle featuring his detective, **[Sherlock Holmes](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Canon_of_Sherlock_Holmes)**.
The clues should be interpreted as follows:
">->o"
>! Possibly *The Adventure of the Crooked Man*, since the symbols form the shape of a man lying down.... |
You are a prisoner in a room with 2 doors and 2 guards. One of the doors will guide you to freedom and behind the other is a hangman --you don't know which is which.
One of the guards always tells the truth and the other always lies. You don't know which one is the truth-teller or the liar either. However both guard... |
The capitals Rodney visits are ...
>! ... **London**, **Madrid**, **Warsaw**, **Lisbon**, **Zagreb**, **Prague**, **Tirana** and **Athens**.
How?
>! Lukas and Amoz have made some useful observations in the comments: All three-letter codes in the message consist of consonants only. The consonants have a fairly ... |
The capitals Rodney visits are ...
>! ... **London**, **Madrid**, **Warsaw**, **Lisbon**, **Zagreb**, **Prague**, **Tirana** and **Athens**.
How?
>! Lukas and Amoz have made some useful observations in the comments: All three-letter codes in the message consist of consonants only. The consonants have a fairly ... |
## Complete answer
First, we can identify the people in the image:
>! Sofía Vergara, Xi Jinping, Victor Hugo, Tiger Woods
>! John Oliver, Jerry Seinfeld, Billy Joel, Hugh Grant ([thanks user39583!](https://puzzling.stackexchange.com/questions/109224/a-puzzling-easter-egg-hunt#comment306015_109226))
>! Chad Kr... |
> At 10:30, I shear some fleece.
> At 13:30, I grow a foot.
> At 16:00, I strut.
> At 16:30, I look at my palm.
> At 19:30, I set a trap.
What am I?
My first riddle involving lateral thinking, enjoy! |
A word is Amoeboid if
>! The odd letters and even letters both spell out words.
It is called Amoeboid because
>! <s>Amoebae are unicellular organisms that can combine to form multinucleate organisms?</s>
>! As per El-Guest, an amoeba can split into two fully viable amoebae.
Demonstration:
>! <pre>
>! B... |
Bread is bread but what bread you can't eat?
<br>
Bridges are bridges but what bridge doesn't connect two landmasses?
</br>
<br>
Paper is paper but what paper you can't write on?
</br>
<br>
Candies are candies but what candy you can't eat?
Hint 1:
>! It's a [tag:wordplay]
|
I have a wordy number sequence, partially shown below:
$ {1, 45.2548, 1262.6650, 32768, 390625, 10077696, 282475249, 3037000499.976, 31381059609, ... }$
Can you find the last number in the sequence?
Hint 1:
>! Look at the tags! Doesn't one seem odd? |
56 (first time poster, is it ok to have solution outside spoilers?)
>! You can do 4 (wide) x 14 (high) studs (56 studs) with
>! 2x7 (portrait) blocks which are held in the middle by 6 blocks in the same orientation. |
112 (first time poster, is it ok to have solution outside spoilers?)
>! You can do 4 (wide) x 28 (high) studs (112 studs) with
>! 2x7 (portrait) blocks which are held in the middle by 6 blocks in the same orientation. |
As the tag [wordplay] is included in the description of the puzzle, I'll take a stab at it:
*Bread is bread but what bread you can't eat?*
>! A secondary definition for bread (or dough) is money. To my current knowledge, eating money is ill-advised. (And inedible)
*Bridges are bridges but what bridge doesn't con... |
112 (first time poster, is it ok to have solution outside spoilers?)
>! You can do 4 (wide) x 28 (high) studs (112 studs) with
>! 2x7 (portrait) blocks which are held in the middle by 6 blocks in the same orientation.
Let's try for an upper bound on possible solutions.
>! if you had 16 2x4 blocks on the groun... |
Yep, this is a series now.
The following list of items has been altered. They all use some form of wordplay originating from the item, with some being very literal and straightforward, while others are obscure and challenging. You need not solve all of the items (but congrats if you do!), the answer is the category ... |
We have been living a normal life for a while
Searching for necessities at every mile
But with the spread of a new invention
A more calm life springs into action
What historical event is this alluding to?
(I hope this is better than the first)
|
Find a complex number $a$, which satisfies the following conditions:
<ol>
<li>If you square $a$, you get a different complex number $b$.</li>
<li>If you square $b$, you get a complex number $c$, which is different from $a$ and $b$.</li>
<li>If you square $c$, you get $a$.</li>
</ol>
It turns out that there is mor... |
"Daring" Ashe surveyed the towering structures and stagnant open spaces of the Temple of the Giraffes, licking her lips. On a previous expedition she'd sneaked away a bejewelled treasure, still glistening after centuries, of the ancient civilisation that once thrived here – but of course one trip wasn't enough. The und... |
We have been living a normal life for a while
Searching for necessities at every mile
But with the spread of a new invention
A more calm life springs into action
What historical event is this alluding to?
|
A crowd blocks my view of the important one
>! Lee Harvey Oswald, from a rooftop, shot Kennedy through a parade
As a loud sound tells me that man is done
>! A gunshot and the gasps/screams of the crowd in Dallas
A mysterious lady stands by in pictures taken
>! https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Babushka_Lady
Th... |
We have been living a normal life for a while
>! Hunting and gathering was the normal mode of existence for all humans for over 180,000 years.
Searching for necessities at every mile
>! This life involved obtaining food by foraging - searching for food in the wild. Most tribes were nomadic, as this lifestyle w... |
The puzzle is as follows:
Consider a solved Rubik's cube. Apply the move sequence M2 U M2 U2 M2 U M2 (Commonly known as the H-permutation in the cubing community). Is it possible to solve the cube using only double-moves (when you do a move, you must repeat that move)?
I suspect the answer is no because the bes... |
<sub>This is in the spirit of the [What is a Word/Phrase™][1] series started by [JLee][2] with a special brand of [Phrase™][3] and [Word™][4] puzzles.</sub>
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If a word conforms to a special rule, I call it a Fade Word™.
Use the following examples below to find the rule.
| Fade Words™ | Not Fade Wo... |
<sub>This is in the spirit of the [What is a Word/Phrase™][1] series started by [JLee][2] with a special brand of [Phrase™][3] and [Word™][4] puzzles.</sub>
---
If a word conforms to a special rule, I call it a Tetris Word™.
Use the following examples below to find the rule.
| Tetris Words™ | Not Tet... |
A crowd blocks my view of the important one
>! Lee Harvey Oswald, from a rooftop, shot Kennedy through a parade
As a loud sound tells me that man is done
>! A gunshot and the gasps/screams of the crowd in Dallas
A mysterious lady stands by in pictures taken
>! https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Babushka_Lady
Th... |
What is this group? |
>Bread is bread but what bread you can't eat?
<br>
Bridges are bridges but what bridge doesn't connect two landmasses?
</br>
<br>
Paper is paper but what paper you can't write on?
</br>
<br>
Candies are candies but what candy you can't eat?
----------
This riddle has four answers (one word for each line).... |
>Bread is bread but what bread you can't eat?
<br>
Bridges are bridges but what bridge doesn't connect two landmasses?
</br>
<br>
Paper is paper but what paper you can't write on?
</br>
<br>
Candies are candies but what candy you can't eat?
----------
This riddle has four answers (one word for each line).... |
You see what I am a part of every day, yet you never see me! What am I?
**Some clues?**\
A5: Big, flying GGs around me.\
B3: Red, yellow, green or blue will all work.\
B4: Hit my head too hard :(
*(It's my first puzzle, so I'm open to any suggestions! Good luck!)* |
You see what I am a part of every day, yet you never see me! What am I? |
What **television programme** does this rebus stand for? Why is the rebus gold* and loud?
```
1 | 1
1 | 11
1 | 1
1 | 1 ... |
"Daring" Ashe surveyed the towering structures and stagnant open spaces of the Temple of the Giraffes, licking her lips. On a previous expedition she'd sneaked away a bejewelled treasure, still glistening after centuries, of the ancient civilisation that once thrived here – but of course one trip wasn't enough. The und... |
"Daring" Ashe surveyed the towering structures and stagnant open spaces of the Temple of the Giraffes, licking her lips. On a previous expedition she'd sneaked away a bejewelled treasure, still glistening after centuries, of the ancient civilisation that once thrived here – but of course one trip wasn't enough. The und... |
You see what I am a part of every day, yet you never see me! What am I?
**Some clues?**\
A5: The big, flying GG around me.\
B3: Red, yellow, green or blue will all work.\
B4: Hit my head too hard :(
*(It's my first puzzle, so I'm open to any suggestions! Good luck!)*
|
Yep, this is a series now.
The following list of items has been altered. They all use some form of wordplay originating from the item, with some being very literal and straightforward, while others are obscure and challenging. You need not solve all of the items (but congrats if you do!), the answer is the category ... |
Twenty-nine images of famous people have been specifically selected and carefully placed so as to form a maze (below). However, two of the images - both of US Presidents - have been redacted (marked 'A' and 'B').
To navigate the maze, you must move vertically or horizontally from one image to the next, without revis... |
>Bread is bread but what bread you can't eat?
Bridges are bridges but what bridge doesn't connect two landmasses?
Paper is paper but what paper you can't write on?
Candies are candies but what candy you can't eat?
----------
This riddle has four answers (one word for each line). These words do not have a... |
I recently discovered among some old papers a page that I'd printed out. I'm pretty certain it's a puzzle, but I don't have the answer for it and cannot guarantee that I have all the rules for it complete (see below).
It consists of three columns of words. I'm reasonably sure that the spacing is not relevant, becau... |
What **television programme** does this rebus stand for? Why is the rebus gold* and loud?
```
1 | 1
1 | 11
1 | 1
1 | 1 ... |
>Bread is bread but what bread you can't eat?
Bridges are bridges but what bridge doesn't connect two landmasses?
Paper is paper but what paper you can't write on?
Candies are candies but what candy you can't eat?
----------
This riddle has four answers (one word for each line). These words do not have a... |
>Bread is bread but what bread you can't eat?
Bridges are bridges but what bridge doesn't connect two landmasses?
Paper is paper but what paper you can't write on?
Candies are candies but what candy you can't eat?
----------
This riddle has four answers (one word for each line). These words do not have a... |
I recently discovered among some old papers a page that I'd printed out. I'm pretty certain it's a puzzle, but I don't have the answer for it and cannot guarantee that I have all the rules for it complete (see below).
It consists of three columns of words. I'm reasonably sure that the spacing is not relevant, becau... |
So my 8 year old son has a 3x3 rubik's cube. He's had it for months and solved it many times. He has accidentally (or purposefully) flipped corners, but we've always been able to flip them back and keep it solvable.
But one day he showed it to me and one corner was "flipped" or modified in a way that could not b... |
You see what I am a part of every day, yet you never see me! What am I?
**Some clues?**\
A5: The big, flying GG around me.\
B3: Red, yellow, green or blue will all work.\
B4: Hit my head too hard :(
*(It's my first puzzle, so I'm open to any suggestions! Good luck!)*
**Hint:**
>! On a normal day, you can p... |
This is a themed cryptic crossword, with six answers following the theme. For further instructions and details, scroll past the crossword and clues.
[![KingAlbertVIICrosswordGrid][1]][1]
> <b>ACROSS</b>
> 1\. Without everyone, head off in area where nature thrives (6)
> 6. Defense one's intruding in one cou... |
<sub>This is part 7 of the puzzle series that started at [Living the traveller's dream](https://puzzling.stackexchange.com/questions/109775/living-the-traveller-s-dream). Each part is solvable on its own.</sub>
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[![enter image description here][1]][1]
> <i>Dear Puzzling,
>
> As you have probably noti... |
<sub>This is part 8 of the puzzle series that started at [Living the traveller's dream](https://puzzling.stackexchange.com/questions/109775/living-the-traveller-s-dream). Each part is solvable on its own.</sub>
----
[![enter image description here][1]][1]
> <i>Dear Puzzling,
>
> How have you been?. My tr... |
This crossword's theme is:
>! **Songs by One Direction** - within the grid can be found the answers 'One Direction', as well as *Fireproof*, *Illusion*, *No Control*, *Once in a Lifetime* and *Spaces*.
The completed crossword:
>! [![Completed crossword][2]][2]
Clue explanations:
>! **ACROSS**
>! 1. ... |
This crossword's theme is:
>! **Songs from [One Direction](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/One_Direction)'s album *[Four](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Four_(One_Direction_album)#Track_listing)*** - within the grid can be found the answers 'One Direction', as well as *Fireproof*, *Illusion*, *No Control*, *Once in a L... |
This crossword's theme is:
>! **Songs from [One Direction](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/One_Direction)'s album *[Four](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Four_(One_Direction_album)#Track_listing)*** - within the grid can be found the answers 'One Direction', as well as *Fireproof*, *Illusion*, *No Control*, *Once in a L... |
<sub>This is part 8 of the puzzle series that started at [Living the traveller's dream](https://puzzling.stackexchange.com/questions/109775/living-the-traveller-s-dream). Each part is solvable on its own.</sub>
----
[![enter image description here][1]][1]
> <i>Dear Puzzling,
>
> How have you been?. My tr... |
This crossword's theme is:
>! **Songs from [One Direction](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/One_Direction)'s album *[Four](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Four_(One_Direction_album)#Track_listing)*** - within the grid can be found the answers 'One Direction', as well as *Fireproof*, *Illusion*, *No Control*, *Once in a L... |
Yep, this is a series now.
The following list of items has been altered. They all use some form of wordplay originating from the item, with some being very literal and straightforward, while others are obscure and challenging. You need not solve all of the items (but congrats if you do!), the answer is the category ... |
Gladys is in
>! CHILE
where she visited
>! the cities of PUCON, PUNTA ARENAS and TALCA, the COCHAMO VALLEY, and the VALLE DE LA LUNA.
Grid:
>! [![enter image description here][1]][1]
Across:
>!1. APOSTLE **p.d.** Alan's shortlisted for _a post le_C. Turing at Cambridge (7)
>!5. GHEE **fracophone... |
Fifteen related guests visited a restaurant and got into an argument about who was the greatest among them. To settle the dispute, they asked the owner to decide.
He thought for a moment, then said “While you are eating, write down as many stars as you can name. After the meal I will tally the results.”
The guest... |
I have a wordy number sequence, partially shown below:
$ {1, 45.2548, 1262.6650, 32768, 390625, 10077696, 282475249, 3037000499.976, 31381059609, ... }$
Can you find the last number in the sequence?
Hint 1:
>! Look at the tags! Doesn't one seem odd?
Hint 2:
>! Look at the adjectives! Doesn't one seem odd? |
[Another solution][1] with 3 moves as well, where the Queen is attacked twice.
>! 1. c3 b6 2. Qa4 Nc6 3. Qxa7 Ba6
[1]: https://www.apronus.com/chess/pgnviewer/?m=c3_b6_Qa4_Nc6_Qxa7_Ba6 |
One segment of a certain **satirical** TV series began like this:
>Good evening everyone. Today I'm going to rant about cryptic clues and cryptic crosswords – not our type, of course. Some say that Mike Pence is so interested in them that he neglects official business.
A message displayed beside him read,... |
Gladys is in
>! CHILE
where she visited
>! the cities of PUCON, PUNTA ARENAS and TALCA, the COCHAMO VALLEY, and the VALLE DE LA LUNA.
Grid:
>! [![enter image description here][1]][1]
Across:
>!1. APOSTLE **p.d.** Alan's shortlisted for _a post le_C. Turing at Cambridge (7)
>!5. GHEE **fracophone... |
My 8 year old son has a 3x3 Rubik's cube. He's had it for months and solved it many times. He has accidentally (or purposefully) flipped corners, but we've always been able to flip them back and keep it solvable.
But one day he showed it to me and one corner was "flipped" or modified in a way that could not be r... |
I don't feel very confident because I was grasping at straws on the third one. The pattern I found is:
>! the French word _fric_, an informal reference to money
Bread is bread but what bread you can't eat?
>! _fric_ might translate into dough or bread
Bridges are bridges but what bridge doesn't connect two ... |
"Daring" Ashe surveyed the towering structures and stagnant open spaces of the Temple of the Giraffes, licking her lips. On a previous expedition she'd sneaked away a bejewelled treasure, still glistening after centuries, of the ancient civilisation that once thrived here – but of course one trip wasn't enough. The und... |
"Daring" Ashe surveyed the towering structures and stagnant open spaces of the Temple of the Giraffes, licking her lips. On a previous expedition she'd sneaked away a bejewelled treasure, still glistening after centuries, of the ancient civilisation that once thrived here – but of course one trip wasn't enough. The und... |
And it all becomes clear....
>! Looking at the most recent Hint 11, with what looks like a torn off wordsearch... but wait? The last line looks the same, but the ones above don't? actually they look familiar - 'a tiny d', 'bird'... They're the clues!
>! So looking at the gaps, there's no clues for 4, 9, 16 and 17. ... |
You see what I am a part of every day, yet you never see me! What am I?
**Some clues?**\
A5: The big, flying GG around me.\
B3: Red, yellow, green or blue will all work.\
B4: Hit my head too hard :(
*(It's my first puzzle, so I'm open to any suggestions! Good luck!)*
**Hint:**
>! On a normal day, you can p... |
And it all becomes clear....
>! Looking at the most recent Hint 11, with what looks like a torn off wordsearch... but wait? The last line looks the same, but the ones above don't? actually they look familiar - 'a tiny d', 'bird'... They're the clues!
>! So looking at the gaps, there's no clues for 4, 9, 16 and 17. ... |
Fifteen related guests visited a restaurant and got into an argument about who was the greatest among them. To settle the dispute, they asked the owner to decide.
He thought for a moment, then said “While you are eating, write down as many stars as you can name. After the meal I will tally the results.”
The guest... |
And it all becomes clear....
>! Looking at the most recent Hint 11, with what looks like a torn off wordsearch... but wait? The last line looks the same, but the ones above don't? actually they look familiar - 'a tiny d', 'bird'... They're the clues!
>! So looking at the gaps, there's no clues for 4, 9, 16 and 17. ... |
A rapper released a teaser for his upcoming track, claiming it's some deep stuff. Here's the image he uploaded, which appear to be part of the lyrics:
[![enter image description here][1]][1]
It appears to be saying "YO GANDHI DUPE BOUNCE" in some sort of weird 3x3 typeface. I don't know what a "dupe bounce" is (s... |
Let's have a sphere with R=3. What is the trick to inscribe in this sphere a cylinder almost half
its volume? The circumferences of the two bases of the cylinder have to lie on the surface of the
sphere. All answers to contain the radius of cylinder and its height.
|
> At 10:30, I shear some fleece.
> At 13:30, I grow a foot.
> At 16:00, I strut.
> At 16:30, I look at my palm.
> At 19:30, I set a trap.
What am I?
My first riddle involving lateral thinking, enjoy!
Subtle Hint:
>! Clock hand, the hour one. |
Okay, let's share my partial progress, alluded to in my comment on the main question.
The first thing of significance to note is that the three longer excerpts...
>! ...have a very strange letter set - all contain J, X and Z among the letters. In fact, the more you look you can see that each of these contains **e... |
*Here's an answer that just may work...*
The first thing of significance to note is that the three longer excerpts...
>! ...have a very strange letter set - all contain J, X and Z among the letters. In fact, the more you look you can see that each of these contains **every letter of the alphabet except for a few*... |
*Here's an answer that just may work...*
The first thing of significance to note is that the three longer excerpts...
>! ...have a very strange letter set - all contain J, X and Z among the letters. In fact, the more you look you can see that each of these contains **every letter of the alphabet except for a few*... |
The first thing of significance to note is that the three longer excerpts...
>! ...have a very strange letter set - all contain J, X and Z among the letters. In fact, the more you look you can see that each of these contains **every letter of the alphabet except for a few**.
>!
>! In fact, if we analyse which ... |
The first thing of significance to note is that the three longer excerpts...
>! ...have a very strange letter set - all contain J, X and Z among the letters. In fact, the more you look you can see that each of these contains **every letter of the alphabet except for a few**.
>!
>! In fact, if we analyse which ... |
<sub>This is in the spirit of the [What is a Word/Phrase™][1] series started by [JLee][2] with a special brand of [Phrase™][3] and [Word™][4] puzzles.</sub>
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If a word conforms to a special rule, I call it a Mono Word™.
Use the following examples below to find the rule.
| Mono Words | Not Mono Wor... |
>Bread is bread but what bread you can't eat?
Bridges are bridges but what bridge doesn't connect two landmasses?
Paper is paper but what paper you can't write on?
Candies are candies but what candy you can't eat?
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This riddle has four answers (one word for each line). These words do not have a... |
The first thing of significance to note is that the three longer excerpts...
>! ...have a very strange letter set - all contain J, X and Z among the letters. In fact, the more you look you can see that each of these contains **every letter of the alphabet except for a few**.
>!
>! In fact, if we analyse which ... |
Yep, this is a series now.
The following list of items has been altered. They all use some form of wordplay originating from the item, with some being very literal and straightforward, while others are obscure and challenging. You need not solve all of the items (but congrats if you do!), the answer is the category ... |
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