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A mighty ship I now command, with passengers from every land. No goods have I to trade or sell, each wind will serve my turn as well. Im neither port nor harbour bound, my greatest wish to run aground. Who is the author? Unfortunately, it is not possible to determine the author of this poem without further information.
An old man wants to give one of his three sons his entire fortune. He gives them no more than 3 dollars to buy something that would fill a room with electricity. The first son buys some candy. The second bought some marbles. He gave the fortune to the third son. What did he buy?
A smooth dance, a ball sport, a place to stay, an Asian country, and a girl's name. What's her name?
A word I know, six letters it contains, remove one letter, and twelve remains. What am I?
What English word has three consecutive double letters? 🤔 The answer is bookkeeper.
I am a four letter word. Take away the first letter, and you'll get a ore. Take away the first and last letters, and you'll get something that goes in a sentence. Rearrange the last three letters, and you'll get roe. What is the four letter word?
A man pushes his car until he reaches a hotel. He then yells "I'm bankrupt!"... What happened?
An 8 letter word can have a letter taken away and it still makes a word. Take another letter away and it still makes a word. Keep on doing that until you have one letter left. What is the word?
Hit me hard and I will crack.But you'll never stop me from staring back.What am I?
Sometimes dark and sometimes bright, I make my way through twinkling lights. Seas and oceans obey my call, yet mountains I can't move at all. My face is marred and gray, but I'm majestic anyway. What am I?
I come in the black of night, And in the light of day; I'm created in your mind, And constantly in your way.
My story starts because of bees, And I grow in the canopy of trees. I'm higher than a house, And yet am lesser than a mouse. What am I?
A mighty ship I now command, with passengers from every land. No goods have I to trade or sell, each wind will serve my turn as well. Im neither port nor harbour bound, my greatest wish to run aground. Who is the author? Unfortunately, it is not possible to determine the author of this poem without further information.