Two Odes, Two Rileys?This Riley Riddle must be in proper orderAn ode to PuzzlingAn Incredible TheoryThe Flowers Riled Her… But the Stranger's WilderA series of rileysA Quick Easy RileyRiley Loves YouBringing back the RileysA Bell-Ringing One! (Riley riddle)A Warm Riley Riddle
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Two Odes, Two Rileys?
This Riley Riddle must be in proper orderAn ode to PuzzlingAn Incredible TheoryThe Flowers Riled Her… But the Stranger's WilderA series of rileysA Quick Easy RileyRiley Loves YouBringing back the RileysA Bell-Ringing One! (Riley riddle)A Warm Riley Riddle
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Let us praise... No, no more gibberish! Here you go!
My infix is somewhere in the Middle East,
My prefix annoy and make you muddy,
My suffix a line, peculiar at least.
And I, concealed, is what you see!
or
My prefix on the road, is not an island,
My infix is three dots on the left.
My suffix is to Anglo-Saxons, an island.
And I, and I, when would I come back?
riddle word wordplay rhyme
asked Jun 1 at 1:34
Omega KryptonOmega Krypton
7,36921156
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add a comment |
$begingroup$
Let us praise... No, no more gibberish! Here you go!
My infix is somewhere in the Middle East,
My prefix annoy and make you muddy,
My suffix a line, peculiar at least.
And I, concealed, is what you see!
or
My prefix on the road, is not an island,
My infix is three dots on the left.
My suffix is to Anglo-Saxons, an island.
And I, and I, when would I come back?
riddle word wordplay rhyme
asked Jun 1 at 1:34
Omega KryptonOmega Krypton
7,36921156
$endgroup$
add a comment |
$begingroup$
Let us praise... No, no more gibberish! Here you go!
My infix is somewhere in the Middle East,
My prefix annoy and make you muddy,
My suffix a line, peculiar at least.
And I, concealed, is what you see!
or
My prefix on the road, is not an island,
My infix is three dots on the left.
My suffix is to Anglo-Saxons, an island.
And I, and I, when would I come back?
riddle word wordplay rhyme
asked Jun 1 at 1:34
Omega KryptonOmega Krypton
7,36921156
$endgroup$
Let us praise... No, no more gibberish! Here you go!
My infix is somewhere in the Middle East,
My prefix annoy and make you muddy,
My suffix a line, peculiar at least.
And I, concealed, is what you see!
or
My prefix on the road, is not an island,
My infix is three dots on the left.
My suffix is to Anglo-Saxons, an island.
And I, and I, when would I come back?
riddle word wordplay rhyme
riddle word wordplay rhyme
asked Jun 1 at 1:34
Omega KryptonOmega Krypton
7,36921156
asked Jun 1 at 1:34
Omega KryptonOmega Krypton
7,36921156
edited Jun 2 at 4:57
Omega Krypton
asked Jun 1 at 1:34
Omega KryptonOmega Krypton
7,36921156
asked Jun 1 at 1:34
Omega KryptonOmega Krypton
7,36921156
asked Jun 1 at 1:34
Omega KryptonOmega Krypton
7,36921156
7,36921156
add a comment |
add a comment |
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My infix is somewhere in the Middle East,
Il is village in Iran.
My prefix annoy and make you muddy,
rile - to make angry, to stir from a state of calm.
My suffix a line, peculiar at least.
ley line - a supposed alignment of ancient geographical sites.
And I, concealed, is what you see!
Yes, this is a Riley.
My prefix on the road, is not an island,
RI is the state abbreviation of Rhode Island, most of which is located on the mainland of the United States.
My infix is three dots on the left.
l - in Braille is a line of three dots on the left.
My suffix is to Anglo-Saxons, an island.
ey - in Anglosaxon placenames, means island, as in Jersey & Guernsey.
And I, and I, when would I come back?
Two Rileys for the price of one - back again!!
answered Jun 1 at 7:28
TomTom
38k3138216
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good job! @Tom, you've got it!
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– Omega Krypton
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$begingroup$
My infix is somewhere in the Middle East,
Il is village in Iran.
My prefix annoy and make you muddy,
rile - to make angry, to stir from a state of calm.
My suffix a line, peculiar at least.
ley line - a supposed alignment of ancient geographical sites.
And I, concealed, is what you see!
Yes, this is a Riley.
My prefix on the road, is not an island,
RI is the state abbreviation of Rhode Island, most of which is located on the mainland of the United States.
My infix is three dots on the left.
l - in Braille is a line of three dots on the left.
My suffix is to Anglo-Saxons, an island.
ey - in Anglosaxon placenames, means island, as in Jersey & Guernsey.
And I, and I, when would I come back?
Two Rileys for the price of one - back again!!
answered Jun 1 at 7:28
TomTom
38k3138216
$endgroup$
$begingroup$
good job! @Tom, you've got it!
$endgroup$
– Omega Krypton
Jun 2 at 11:26
add a comment |
$begingroup$
My infix is somewhere in the Middle East,
Il is village in Iran.
My prefix annoy and make you muddy,
rile - to make angry, to stir from a state of calm.
My suffix a line, peculiar at least.
ley line - a supposed alignment of ancient geographical sites.
And I, concealed, is what you see!
Yes, this is a Riley.
My prefix on the road, is not an island,
RI is the state abbreviation of Rhode Island, most of which is located on the mainland of the United States.
My infix is three dots on the left.
l - in Braille is a line of three dots on the left.
My suffix is to Anglo-Saxons, an island.
ey - in Anglosaxon placenames, means island, as in Jersey & Guernsey.
And I, and I, when would I come back?
Two Rileys for the price of one - back again!!
answered Jun 1 at 7:28
TomTom
38k3138216
$endgroup$
$begingroup$
good job! @Tom, you've got it!
$endgroup$
– Omega Krypton
Jun 2 at 11:26
add a comment |
$begingroup$
My infix is somewhere in the Middle East,
Il is village in Iran.
My prefix annoy and make you muddy,
rile - to make angry, to stir from a state of calm.
My suffix a line, peculiar at least.
ley line - a supposed alignment of ancient geographical sites.
And I, concealed, is what you see!
Yes, this is a Riley.
My prefix on the road, is not an island,
RI is the state abbreviation of Rhode Island, most of which is located on the mainland of the United States.
My infix is three dots on the left.
l - in Braille is a line of three dots on the left.
My suffix is to Anglo-Saxons, an island.
ey - in Anglosaxon placenames, means island, as in Jersey & Guernsey.
And I, and I, when would I come back?
Two Rileys for the price of one - back again!!
answered Jun 1 at 7:28
TomTom
38k3138216
$endgroup$
My infix is somewhere in the Middle East,
Il is village in Iran.
My prefix annoy and make you muddy,
rile - to make angry, to stir from a state of calm.
My suffix a line, peculiar at least.
ley line - a supposed alignment of ancient geographical sites.
And I, concealed, is what you see!
Yes, this is a Riley.
My prefix on the road, is not an island,
RI is the state abbreviation of Rhode Island, most of which is located on the mainland of the United States.
My infix is three dots on the left.
l - in Braille is a line of three dots on the left.
My suffix is to Anglo-Saxons, an island.
ey - in Anglosaxon placenames, means island, as in Jersey & Guernsey.
And I, and I, when would I come back?
Two Rileys for the price of one - back again!!
answered Jun 1 at 7:28
TomTom
38k3138216
answered Jun 1 at 7:28
TomTom
38k3138216
answered Jun 1 at 7:28
TomTom
38k3138216
answered Jun 1 at 7:28
TomTom
38k3138216
38k3138216
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good job! @Tom, you've got it!
$endgroup$
– Omega Krypton
Jun 2 at 11:26
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good job! @Tom, you've got it!
$endgroup$
– Omega Krypton
Jun 2 at 11:26
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good job! @Tom, you've got it!
$endgroup$
– Omega Krypton
Jun 2 at 11:26
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