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Teapot Riddle no.9
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
Second Hint
Third Hint
Final Hint
Good luck and have fun :)
Last riddle
Using the digits from $1$ to $9$,
Form four numbers, such as ($X$,$Y$,$Z$,$T$)
Then take $X\div Y$ and $Z\div T$ where both values should be different than each other.
You need to use all digits from $1$ to $9$ but once.
What is the smallest difference between these two values?
My prefix has a classy house
My infix is a sneaky vermin
My suffix is the past of consumption
What am I?
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I've decided to tell another story, though this one already exists. I'll give an overview and you'll have to tell me what story I am telling.
Digging for punishment, our story begins; a story about, three unfortunate men.
As fate would have it, three became four; one sold their soul, for...
Reasonably sure I didn't get the job, but this particular part of their test really baffled me.
The numbers of angle brackets in each row and column should probably add up to ten, so the missing element is one of the last four options. I was thinking << because the first two columns have a 7/3...1
I often enjoy hiking through the trails near my home, and I try to ensure I do so at least once a week. Yesterday, I decided to go for a hike, and as I wandered through a lesser known trail I stumbled across a crumpled up piece of paper. This was odd as the trail was mostly undisturbed and hadn't...
Me, I'm telling you something,
My anagram is coming,
My other anagram is to make something different.
My third anagram's homophone is found in the Bible.
