Ball Court: stage 6-8-12-18

Ball Court: Stage 6, 8, 12, 18
no.	Solve	Word Riddles
1	A young hatchling	Betwixt the wings of gold I dwell, and grow inside this crimson shell
2	A Tea Cup	When serving guests crumpets you'll also need me, a porcelain vessel for sipping your tea
3	A Bow & Arrow	When fired by archer whose aim is most true, we'll fell a great beast when our point has pierced through
4	A Flower Pot	Planted in soil that's encased in red clay, it's petaals and stems that I house and display
5	A Blue Baseball Cap	Protecting their eyes when the light isn't dim, I 'm a ballplayer's attire with a jutting front brim
6	A Hand drill	Though useful in old times, I'm a tool low ranked; my modern day copy is powered, not cranked
7	A Soccer ball	An orb patched in black and white kicked with control, I'd sail across field to the net, scoring goal
8	An In-line Skate	I'll speed up your travel with four in-line wheels, a tightly strapped boot and a brake on the heels
9	A Planet Saturn	Once a cosmic voyage 'rond sun and back, I'm paired with rings on my orbital track
10	A Suit of Armor	When knights battle dragons they'd do best encased; I'd cover their head and their feet and their waist
11	A pair of Boxing Glove	With two in a ring and a crowd in the stands, my task is to soften the pugilist's hands
12	A Yellow Scootter	I've wheels like bikes,but I have not a seat; I'm transit not pedaled, but pushed by your feet
13	A blue Tricycle	On many warm days I'm peddled outside, a mobile young child's new three-wheeled ride
14	A Guitar	My musical string will ring out when you strum; play chords by a pick held by finger and thumb
15	A lone blue Flower	Among the blossoms, I'm truly blest, with azure hue unlike the rest
16	A piggy bank	Should you collect any dollar or cent, I'm a porkey pink storange for each one unspent
17	The ball hoop	Opponents evaded, you've crossed all grass, and I'm through which your ball must pass
18	3 Lemons	Add sugar to a drink when our juice is too sour, or we'll wrinkle your lips with our puckering power
19	A Parasol	For keeping their cool I'm second to none, when shading the ladies from harsh summer sun
20	A Dartboard	You'll find that a patron of pub's greatest art, is to pierce my red center with truly aimed dart
21	A Basketball	A leathery sphere, I'll bounced about fast, and then I'll be shot after dribbled and passe
22	Ice Skate	The cold frozen surface I'd cut and I'd slice, If I'm worn on your feet as you move about ice
23	A Juicy pear	the most tasty fruit, I'd surely submit, I'm much like an apple with slightly more grit
24	A Stone Gargoyle with red eye	From on my perch I survey plays, a warding stone with ruby gaze
25	A Football	Launched by the quarterback, mightily thrown, I'm received and then run to possessor's end zone
26	A Golf bag	When walking the course I'm an item you'd bring; my function's to carry the clubs that you'll swing
27	Ancient handprints	These cherry marks upon the stone. a record kept of plams unknown
28	A Tennis Ball	If a racket should hit me, I'd fly rather well, and bounce across court in my green woolen shell
29	Bowling Pins	As targets of heavy balls rolled with great care, all ten all of us dashed would award strike or spare
30	A Cactus	I've grown near a wall amidst bushes and vines; transplanted from desert, I've green hide and spines
31	A Horse shoe	When traveling roads either rocky or coarse, I'm charged with protecting a foot of your horse
32	A Catcher's Mask	I cover the face of who'll catch and await, a speeding fast ball as it crosses home plate
33	A Fox	On bench viewing game at desirable height, I'm adorned in fur coat shade reddish and white
34	A Pipe	From bowl down the shank and ending in bit, I house a gent's billowing smoke when I'm lit
35	A badminton racket	When I'm ably swatted at birdie or ball, I return them 'cross court over low netted wall
36	A Royal Throne	As a seat for the leader of greatest fame, I provide respose while he's watching the game
37	An Orange	I've a bright sunny skin and once I've been peeled, you might make a juice from the slice revealed
38	A Vending Cart	It's refreshments and snacks for spectators to buy, all pushed on two wheels, that my bin does supply
39	A pair of socks	I could simply be worn to warm toes if you choose, or used as buffer 'twixt feet and your shoes
40	A wooden sled	In the coldest of winters I give daily thrills, to children well bundled and speeding down hills
41	A Milk can	The old dairy farmers, and men of their ilk, would use me to store all their cow's daily milk
42	A Blue Wagon	For towing one's gear I've a child-like, a pulled wooden basket that rolls upon wheels
43	A Stone arrow heads	On the tip of an arrow I've been tied and flown, but the shaft has met rot leaving just my sharp stone
44	A submarine sandwich	You'd eat me for lunch in my long breaded form, enclosed meat and garnish served cool or warm
45	A rope	I'm tied in a knot or tugged in a war, a sample of all my length might be used for
46	A metal lunchbox	If you eat on a work break when time is a crunch, just open my lid to reveal your brought lunch
47	A tiger	In this afternoon sun you'll not hear me growl; In stripes I shall lounge about rather than prowl
48	A flying Seagull	Flapping about in the salty sea breeze, I fixedly watch waters for fish I might seize
49	A Jade Swan	I've a green feathered wings, but I've never hatched, a likeness of bird a fine sculptor here matched
50	A gorilla's skull	You'll find not a thought in this most empty head, a remnant of ape who's unquestionably dead