Cloudy Peaks: Stage 4, 13, 18 |
no. | Solve | Word Riddles |
1 | A Centaur | I'm two halves of cavalry joined at the waist, a jockey and steed paired long after the race |
2 | A flying Gargoyle | I'm a roof's grotesque statue with wings in mid-flight, a stone humanoid crossed with a creature of night |
3 | A Stegosaurs | I'm a thundering lizard with plate on my back, used for defense and not to hold meal or snack |
4 | A Centaur | I'm a mythical worrior who stands on four feet; I've no need of a horse, I've my own hooves to beat |
5 | A Pillow | I'm a comfortable cushion for resting your head, lying not on a mattress but hard rocky bed |
6 | A Bird Cage | For your domestic flocks I'm a comfortable home, a structure of metal bars forming a dome |
7 | A Snake | I'm a coating of scales and a tongue that I flutter, a diamond backed biter at rest in the gutter |
8 | A Goat | I'm a horned Billy standing on high mountain ridge, a fairy tail's butter of trolls off a bridge |
9 | A carving of a Gorilla | I'm an etch of gigantic chest-pounding beast, intending to make a small warrior his feast |
10 | A Moon | On the side of mountain instead of in space, I'm an orbiting rock that some say has a face |
11 | A Rabbit | In a race I'm who always beats tortoise to goal, a floppy eared hopper that lives in a hole |
12 | A Stamp | Before I'm affixed you would give me a lick, for I must be made of wet so I'll properly stick |
13 | A Monkey | Upon finding bananas I let out a screech, then swing from a branch to another in reach |
14 | A carved Apple | I'm a piece of fruit bought at the grocery store; rather than seeds, I've got stone at my core |
15 | A sitting Bear | I'm a wintertime sleeper who's taken a seat, my hairy legs outstretched exposing bare feet |
16 | A Dragon | I'm a knight's flying nemesis and brather of heat, showing off my wing's span as I stand on two feet |
17 | A Ladder | I've rungs betwixt beams in a vertical pair, granting access to rooftops in absence of stairs |
18 | A Flying Cearadactylus | I'm a flying creature you'll only find fossils of in myriads. for I thrive not now but during the Cretaceous Period |
19 | A Bottle | I'm a place to keep mixture and potions you've pieced; if shattered you'd find all my contents released |
20 | A Tiger | I've a candy cane's pattern in Halloween shades, a growler with cutting claws sharpened like blades |
21 | A Curved stone Carrot | My leaves grow above ground with a taproot beneath, but if eaten I'd most likely crack all your teeth |
22 | A Pair of glowing Eyes | we're a pair of 2 peepers reflecting the light, watching from inside a cave dark as night |
23 | A 3 headed Hydra | I'm like Cerberus dressed in reptilian disguise, a Greek myth's great serpent with pair of eyes |
24 | A Boar | I make BLT's meat when my whole's decompiled, a porder with tusks freely roaming the wild |
25 | A carved Lizard | I'm a cold blooded critter who changes his tone, but I don't merely blens, for I'm made of stone |
26 | A push broom | It's floor's dirt and grime that oft push around, a handle with bristles for cleaning the ground |
27 | A Barrel | I'm a set of wood staves by four iron hoops bound, the goods-keeping source of a cooper's renown |
28 | A Stamp | I'm affixed to the corner of messages sent. to show carrier adequate money's been spent |
29 | A Ram | I'm a wooly and horn-headed sounder of bays, the sign of those born between April & MAy |
30 | A Giraffe | My neck's like a periscope fully extended, enabling my snacking on leaves as intended |
31 | A Crocodile | I'm the sub-surface source of a wetlander's fears; one who's falsely upset is said to cry my tears |
32 | A carved Snake | I'm a rattler cut in the side of a cliff, a hissing skin shedder of stone frozen stiff |
33 | A Fish | A carved critter captured by hooked wormy bait, I could tip my own scales at my present stone weight |
34 | A white bird | I'm an aviator flapping an ivory down spread, with a long slender neck that connects my beaked head |
35 | A carved face | I'm an effigy etched with the hardest of features, a rocky carved countenance of humanoid creatures |
36 | A rhinoceros | I'll aggressively charge toward any I scorn, for I'll elsewise be poached for my valuable horn |
37 | A carved bird | I've wings carved of what makes up mountainous peak, a squaking stone squab with banana-like beak |
38 | A fallen log | My roots having rotted, I've fallen to the ground; upon me no branches or leaves may be found |
39 | A Trident | I'm a sinister staff with poits gathered in three, held by Poseidon, the god of the seas |
40 | A Hyena | I'm an African giggler who travels in pack, a wild dog joking while tracking a snack |
48 | A caterpillar | I'll seal myself in a chrysalis one day, till I unfold my flappers and fluter away |
49 | A lion | I'm the carnivorous king of the African plain, a mighty beast known for my roar and my mane |
50 | A bear | I stand on all fours giving campers a fright, making each of them wish they'd kept food locked up tight |
51 | A cactus | I thrive amidst climates most arid and hot, transplanted from sand to a ceramic pot |
52 | A Pumpkin | I'm a squash fruit with roastable seeds deep within, seen on Halloween smiling a sinister grin |
53 | Armadillo | I'm a long-snouted critter you'll find standing tall, sensing danger I roll into a defensive ball |
54 | A perching Gargoyle | I'm a frightening stone mix of a bat and a man a perched spirit ward with impressive wing span |
55 | An elephant | I'm the largest of land dwelling mammals on earth, growing twenty two months from conception to birth |
56 | A resting dragon | I'm a mythical monster just lying around, holding breath to stop seating from burning to ground |
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