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I hide as a puzzle in Malaysian spoon,

Bounding sturdy monument and sturdy wood.

Upside-down in common marsupials' and rare antelopes' front,

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    Following the surge of riddles from senpais: this by jafe, and this by Rand al'Thor




    I hide as a puzzle in Malaysian spoon,

    Bounding sturdy monument and sturdy wood.

    Upside-down in common marsupials' and rare antelopes' front,

    I'm a gesture, or three, for good.











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      Following the surge of riddles from senpais: this by jafe, and this by Rand al'Thor




      I hide as a puzzle in Malaysian spoon,

      Bounding sturdy monument and sturdy wood.

      Upside-down in common marsupials' and rare antelopes' front,

      I'm a gesture, or three, for good.











      share|improve this question











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      Following the surge of riddles from senpais: this by jafe, and this by Rand al'Thor




      I hide as a puzzle in Malaysian spoon,

      Bounding sturdy monument and sturdy wood.

      Upside-down in common marsupials' and rare antelopes' front,

      I'm a gesture, or three, for good.








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          I hope my initial thoughts for your puzzle are




          OK




          I hide as a puzzle in Malaysian spoon,




          sudoku is a puzzle which contains ok hiding in sudu - spoon in Malaysian.




          Bounding sturdy monument and sturdy wood.




          oak and obelisk for the sturdy wood and stone column.




          Upside-down in common marsupials' and rare antelopes' front,




          koala and kongoni (aka the hartebeest) have ok reversed on their front.




          I'm a gesture, or three, for good.




          OK - just OK, Okay or Okey dokey, and as a coincidence my first puzzle!







          share|improve this answer











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          • 1




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            Also it is made by $$colorbluetextOK$$ Tom got a hat-trick 🥇🥇🥇
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            – Ak19
            Jun 15 at 11:38










          • $begingroup$
            @OmegaKrypton Self promotion much? :-)
            $endgroup$
            – Rand al'Thor
            Jun 15 at 11:46










          • $begingroup$
            nailed it! will award check later :)
            $endgroup$
            – Omega Krypton
            Jun 15 at 12:38










          • $begingroup$
            @Randal'Thor Hmmm...
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          I hide as a puzzle in Malaysian spoon,




          The internet code for Malaysia is .my, so this could mean my spoon. Interpreting "spoon" as Spoonerism, we might want to rearrange some letters: instead of "a puzzle in my", maybe a muzzle in pie? (Or "spy moon", but then the word "spoon" would be playing double roles.)




          Bounding sturdy monument and sturdy wood.




          I want to interpret "bounding" as being on the boundary rather than running. Probably there's some crossword-style letterplay going on here, and we're looking for first and last letters or some such.




          Standing upside-down in marsupials' and antelopes' front,




          This definitely looks like letterplay. The best-known marsupial must be the kangaroo, but turning "k" upside down gives nothing meaningful. The second best-known is probably the possum, and turning "p" upside down gives d. That d could be an upside-down p from the front of both "possum" (marsupial) and "pronghorn" (antelope).




          I'm a gesture, or three, for good.




          If we're still looking for letters, that could be V, as the V sign has three meanings listed on Wikipedia.







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            I hope my initial thoughts for your puzzle are




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            I hide as a puzzle in Malaysian spoon,




            sudoku is a puzzle which contains ok hiding in sudu - spoon in Malaysian.




            Bounding sturdy monument and sturdy wood.




            oak and obelisk for the sturdy wood and stone column.




            Upside-down in common marsupials' and rare antelopes' front,




            koala and kongoni (aka the hartebeest) have ok reversed on their front.




            I'm a gesture, or three, for good.




            OK - just OK, Okay or Okey dokey, and as a coincidence my first puzzle!







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            • 1




              $begingroup$
              Also it is made by $$colorbluetextOK$$ Tom got a hat-trick 🥇🥇🥇
              $endgroup$
              – Ak19
              Jun 15 at 11:38










            • $begingroup$
              @OmegaKrypton Self promotion much? :-)
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              – Rand al'Thor
              Jun 15 at 11:46










            • $begingroup$
              nailed it! will award check later :)
              $endgroup$
              – Omega Krypton
              Jun 15 at 12:38










            • $begingroup$
              @Randal'Thor Hmmm...
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              @Tom better words are expected for line one and line three latter part (should also be in reverse)
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            6












            $begingroup$

            I hope my initial thoughts for your puzzle are




            OK




            I hide as a puzzle in Malaysian spoon,




            sudoku is a puzzle which contains ok hiding in sudu - spoon in Malaysian.




            Bounding sturdy monument and sturdy wood.




            oak and obelisk for the sturdy wood and stone column.




            Upside-down in common marsupials' and rare antelopes' front,




            koala and kongoni (aka the hartebeest) have ok reversed on their front.




            I'm a gesture, or three, for good.




            OK - just OK, Okay or Okey dokey, and as a coincidence my first puzzle!







            share|improve this answer











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            • 1




              $begingroup$
              Also it is made by $$colorbluetextOK$$ Tom got a hat-trick 🥇🥇🥇
              $endgroup$
              – Ak19
              Jun 15 at 11:38










            • $begingroup$
              @OmegaKrypton Self promotion much? :-)
              $endgroup$
              – Rand al'Thor
              Jun 15 at 11:46










            • $begingroup$
              nailed it! will award check later :)
              $endgroup$
              – Omega Krypton
              Jun 15 at 12:38










            • $begingroup$
              @Randal'Thor Hmmm...
              $endgroup$
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            6





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            I hope my initial thoughts for your puzzle are




            OK




            I hide as a puzzle in Malaysian spoon,




            sudoku is a puzzle which contains ok hiding in sudu - spoon in Malaysian.




            Bounding sturdy monument and sturdy wood.




            oak and obelisk for the sturdy wood and stone column.




            Upside-down in common marsupials' and rare antelopes' front,




            koala and kongoni (aka the hartebeest) have ok reversed on their front.




            I'm a gesture, or three, for good.




            OK - just OK, Okay or Okey dokey, and as a coincidence my first puzzle!







            share|improve this answer











            $endgroup$



            I hope my initial thoughts for your puzzle are




            OK




            I hide as a puzzle in Malaysian spoon,




            sudoku is a puzzle which contains ok hiding in sudu - spoon in Malaysian.




            Bounding sturdy monument and sturdy wood.




            oak and obelisk for the sturdy wood and stone column.




            Upside-down in common marsupials' and rare antelopes' front,




            koala and kongoni (aka the hartebeest) have ok reversed on their front.




            I'm a gesture, or three, for good.




            OK - just OK, Okay or Okey dokey, and as a coincidence my first puzzle!








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            • 1




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              Also it is made by $$colorbluetextOK$$ Tom got a hat-trick 🥇🥇🥇
              $endgroup$
              – Ak19
              Jun 15 at 11:38










            • $begingroup$
              @OmegaKrypton Self promotion much? :-)
              $endgroup$
              – Rand al'Thor
              Jun 15 at 11:46










            • $begingroup$
              nailed it! will award check later :)
              $endgroup$
              – Omega Krypton
              Jun 15 at 12:38










            • $begingroup$
              @Randal'Thor Hmmm...
              $endgroup$
              – Omega Krypton
              Jun 15 at 12:43










            • $begingroup$
              @Tom better words are expected for line one and line three latter part (should also be in reverse)
              $endgroup$
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            • 1




              $begingroup$
              Also it is made by $$colorbluetextOK$$ Tom got a hat-trick 🥇🥇🥇
              $endgroup$
              – Ak19
              Jun 15 at 11:38










            • $begingroup$
              @OmegaKrypton Self promotion much? :-)
              $endgroup$
              – Rand al'Thor
              Jun 15 at 11:46










            • $begingroup$
              nailed it! will award check later :)
              $endgroup$
              – Omega Krypton
              Jun 15 at 12:38










            • $begingroup$
              @Randal'Thor Hmmm...
              $endgroup$
              – Omega Krypton
              Jun 15 at 12:43










            • $begingroup$
              @Tom better words are expected for line one and line three latter part (should also be in reverse)
              $endgroup$
              – Omega Krypton
              Jun 15 at 17:16







            1




            1




            $begingroup$
            Also it is made by $$colorbluetextOK$$ Tom got a hat-trick 🥇🥇🥇
            $endgroup$
            – Ak19
            Jun 15 at 11:38




            $begingroup$
            Also it is made by $$colorbluetextOK$$ Tom got a hat-trick 🥇🥇🥇
            $endgroup$
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            Jun 15 at 11:38












            $begingroup$
            @OmegaKrypton Self promotion much? :-)
            $endgroup$
            – Rand al'Thor
            Jun 15 at 11:46




            $begingroup$
            @OmegaKrypton Self promotion much? :-)
            $endgroup$
            – Rand al'Thor
            Jun 15 at 11:46












            $begingroup$
            nailed it! will award check later :)
            $endgroup$
            – Omega Krypton
            Jun 15 at 12:38




            $begingroup$
            nailed it! will award check later :)
            $endgroup$
            – Omega Krypton
            Jun 15 at 12:38












            $begingroup$
            @Randal'Thor Hmmm...
            $endgroup$
            – Omega Krypton
            Jun 15 at 12:43




            $begingroup$
            @Randal'Thor Hmmm...
            $endgroup$
            – Omega Krypton
            Jun 15 at 12:43












            $begingroup$
            @Tom better words are expected for line one and line three latter part (should also be in reverse)
            $endgroup$
            – Omega Krypton
            Jun 15 at 17:16




            $begingroup$
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            Very partial answer



            I hide as a puzzle in Malaysian spoon,




            The internet code for Malaysia is .my, so this could mean my spoon. Interpreting "spoon" as Spoonerism, we might want to rearrange some letters: instead of "a puzzle in my", maybe a muzzle in pie? (Or "spy moon", but then the word "spoon" would be playing double roles.)




            Bounding sturdy monument and sturdy wood.




            I want to interpret "bounding" as being on the boundary rather than running. Probably there's some crossword-style letterplay going on here, and we're looking for first and last letters or some such.




            Standing upside-down in marsupials' and antelopes' front,




            This definitely looks like letterplay. The best-known marsupial must be the kangaroo, but turning "k" upside down gives nothing meaningful. The second best-known is probably the possum, and turning "p" upside down gives d. That d could be an upside-down p from the front of both "possum" (marsupial) and "pronghorn" (antelope).




            I'm a gesture, or three, for good.




            If we're still looking for letters, that could be V, as the V sign has three meanings listed on Wikipedia.







            share|improve this answer









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              $begingroup$

              Very partial answer



              I hide as a puzzle in Malaysian spoon,




              The internet code for Malaysia is .my, so this could mean my spoon. Interpreting "spoon" as Spoonerism, we might want to rearrange some letters: instead of "a puzzle in my", maybe a muzzle in pie? (Or "spy moon", but then the word "spoon" would be playing double roles.)




              Bounding sturdy monument and sturdy wood.




              I want to interpret "bounding" as being on the boundary rather than running. Probably there's some crossword-style letterplay going on here, and we're looking for first and last letters or some such.




              Standing upside-down in marsupials' and antelopes' front,




              This definitely looks like letterplay. The best-known marsupial must be the kangaroo, but turning "k" upside down gives nothing meaningful. The second best-known is probably the possum, and turning "p" upside down gives d. That d could be an upside-down p from the front of both "possum" (marsupial) and "pronghorn" (antelope).




              I'm a gesture, or three, for good.




              If we're still looking for letters, that could be V, as the V sign has three meanings listed on Wikipedia.







              share|improve this answer









              $endgroup$















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                2








                2





                $begingroup$

                Very partial answer



                I hide as a puzzle in Malaysian spoon,




                The internet code for Malaysia is .my, so this could mean my spoon. Interpreting "spoon" as Spoonerism, we might want to rearrange some letters: instead of "a puzzle in my", maybe a muzzle in pie? (Or "spy moon", but then the word "spoon" would be playing double roles.)




                Bounding sturdy monument and sturdy wood.




                I want to interpret "bounding" as being on the boundary rather than running. Probably there's some crossword-style letterplay going on here, and we're looking for first and last letters or some such.




                Standing upside-down in marsupials' and antelopes' front,




                This definitely looks like letterplay. The best-known marsupial must be the kangaroo, but turning "k" upside down gives nothing meaningful. The second best-known is probably the possum, and turning "p" upside down gives d. That d could be an upside-down p from the front of both "possum" (marsupial) and "pronghorn" (antelope).




                I'm a gesture, or three, for good.




                If we're still looking for letters, that could be V, as the V sign has three meanings listed on Wikipedia.







                share|improve this answer









                $endgroup$



                Very partial answer



                I hide as a puzzle in Malaysian spoon,




                The internet code for Malaysia is .my, so this could mean my spoon. Interpreting "spoon" as Spoonerism, we might want to rearrange some letters: instead of "a puzzle in my", maybe a muzzle in pie? (Or "spy moon", but then the word "spoon" would be playing double roles.)




                Bounding sturdy monument and sturdy wood.




                I want to interpret "bounding" as being on the boundary rather than running. Probably there's some crossword-style letterplay going on here, and we're looking for first and last letters or some such.




                Standing upside-down in marsupials' and antelopes' front,




                This definitely looks like letterplay. The best-known marsupial must be the kangaroo, but turning "k" upside down gives nothing meaningful. The second best-known is probably the possum, and turning "p" upside down gives d. That d could be an upside-down p from the front of both "possum" (marsupial) and "pronghorn" (antelope).




                I'm a gesture, or three, for good.




                If we're still looking for letters, that could be V, as the V sign has three meanings listed on Wikipedia.








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