This is my last one for the day; I’ve been heavily focused on my story riddle and am coming up on the revision process so I’ve crafted another simple Riley for the community to give a glimpse of what is to come. Sneak in the prefix, while hunting for boar; beware of bobcats, their swift silen...

Place the numbers 1 to 12 on twelve of the cells of this board, precisely two on each row and each column. The sum or product of the two numbers in each row must be the number on its right, while the sum or product of the two numbers in each column must be the number below it.

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A golden one's responsible for sparking a great war. An earthly one has earthly tones – no green, no red, no core. A big one's home to sights that numerous travellers adore. To purchase eye products one needs to find a certain store. The answer is one word.

See me once, you squeal with glee See me twice, a foul apple I see See me twice, do not pass go Hear me thrice, swing up the radio Here are the previous riddles in this series (the solutions there have nothing to do with this one, only the process of getting there). #1 , #2, #3

My prefix bends bridges and branches in dozens. My suffix sends mail with what one-hundred governs. My infix appears three times, hectic and scattered. I meet engineers, for the looks always mattered. This might be pretty easy... but that won't receive the $100$ rep bounty awa...

Here is another Riley Riddle for you all: The prefix will come to you in a bit of time The infix is a miracle to those nearing the end of their line Onto the suffix, teeny tiny, something small Put it together and you have something important to all Good Luck Everybody!

Teapot Riddle no.18 Rules: I have one word which has several (2 or more) meanings. Each of the meanings is a teapot (first, second ...) You try to figure out the word with my Hints. First hint My first teapot is hurting My second teapot is hurting way too much Second Hint My first...

This is kinda follow up question to: Part II... Next year is the 70th anniversary of the publication of the book 1984 by George Orwell. Here is a puzzle to start the anniversary celebrations off a bit early ... Can you assemble a formula using the numbers $1$, $9$, $8$, and $4$ in ...

My prefix, discovered ahead. My suffix had started instead. My infix may point with a role. I am cloaked by a joint super soul. For example, a vampire flies one. He is bold, despite a lonely son. From a cave, he will free but requite. He is brave, wearing me like a knight. It is told...

You start with me with nothing else, But second time you’re better than first, Celebrations, commemorations to celebrate, Your ascendence to a better way, Though the happiness is good, And the wisdom is better, All things have an end, And this is no exception.

Given all the digits $0,\dots,9$ and using each one exactly once, can you make any number of only $1$'s? The only operations allowed are addition and concatenation, and you can concatenate after a sum. So, for example $98+13=111$ and then $1110+1=11111$ is allowed, but you have to used ALL of t...

The answer to this puzzle is one word. P.S. No, StackExchange, this is not a duplicate of Third rock from the Sun, go away!

Teapot Riddle no.19 Rules: I have one word which has several (2 or more) meanings. Each of the meanings is a teapot (first, second ...) You try to figure out the word with my Hints. First Hint It's dark when you see my first teapot It get's dark when you see my second teapot Second Hi...

Where can I check for solutions to the Blood Donation (Zebra puzzle) from Brainzilla? I tried their website, but they did not have an 'answer section' available yet. I emailed them and they gave me a link to this forum to see if I could get what I needed here. I am a teacher and like to use log...

Teapot Riddle no.20 Seems teapots are getting META in this game :D Rules: I have one word which has several (2 or more) meanings. Each of the meanings is a teapot (first, second ...) You try to figure out the word with my Hints. Did someone not know the rules until now? First Hint My first t...

I was looking through a children's book of puzzles and realised I couldn't solve some of them! Can anyone tell me how to solve these two puzzles? For the first one the options are: FX, HX, HV, FV, GZ and for the second puzzle they are: GM, EO, GL, EL, FN

I'm taking a quick break from my new story riddle, and I decided to craft another simple Riley for you guys. Good luck to all of you! Mix up the prefix, using quail equals bird; but don't move too fast, or you'll scare off the third. Ask for the infix, from the guy down the street; he's ...

Arrange the integers between 1 to 20 on twenty of the cells of this board, precisely two on each row and each column. The sum or product of the two numbers in each row must be the number on its right, while the sum or product of the two numbers in each column must be the number below it.

My beginning is a halogen. My middle is Roman. My ending is Swedish. My whole was Roman. My beginning is a dessert. My middle is German. My ending makes plurals. My whole was German. Answer is one word.

A Quick Note If you've seen any of my recent Riley riddles, then you knew this was coming. I've been working on this one for a week, and it was honestly quite tough to figure out what I really wanted the goal to be. Instead of breaking this one down into parts, you'll simply read the story and...

Here is another Riley Riddle: The prefix is us together The infix you see twice The suffix indefinitely used before a vowel What am I?

A pit is unlike most objects. While most objects are defined by what they are made of, a pit is defined by what it is not made of. For example, a rainbow is known to be composed of light organized in a specific order, with red as the 1st color. Specifically, rainbows are composed of the color ord...