Start with a six-letter word. Tack on a contraction and it looks for answers on its own, or tack on a conjuction and it will investigate only what is right in front of it. The former is alive, while the latter is inanimate. What is the six-letter word?
You can read! ^_^ Solve this riddle: I have a bag of metaphor. It contains a marble, several gods, sand, and a space heater. What does the bag represent?
RiddleKitten :guest, I know the answer! (If all Wibbles are Criggles, all Borkins are Kwumblins, no Hoggles are Borkins, and all Criggles are Borkins, is it true that all Borkins are Criggles?) NOPE!
Guest:Does anyone know a riddle where the answer is Family?
RiddleKitten :To some a source of trust and love, To others, ball and chain, For me some go beyond, above, While others but complain. For I'm a thing you cannot choose, You're stuck with what you've got, But I'm a thing that one can lose, For granted, take me not. The leaves, the branch, the roots, the seed, The living crimson flow, As each of them their lives they lead, Forever shall I grow. Is a riddle was answer is family. 🙂