Room of Creation: stage 3-7-11-16

Room of Creation: Stage 3, 7, 11, 16
no.	Solve	Word Riddles
1	A Cornucopia	Lush leafy greens and grains such as corn, I've stocked well inside of my plentiful horn
2	A walking Cane	I've similar shape as a striped treat, made to stabilize stance as you walk on two feet
3	A Ribcage	I'm an intricate piece of what stays beyond death, no more to expand after passed dying breath
4	A pair of Maracas	I'm frequently shaken in music's accord, a handle on seeds within hollowed out gourd
5	A Painted Star	I'm a twinkling shape mostly seen by the night, on a great sculpted shell near the sun and to right
6	A Rocking Horse	I'm saddled for ridding, you might meet delay, for my travel meets limit at back and forth sway
7	A Lightning Bolt	A Place where I strike surely sizzles and fries, a charge from the clouds that illuminates skies
8	A pair of Hiking Boots	I'm best worn on trails but not in run race, a leathery brown cover with looped crimson lace
9	A wooden Train	Following tracks under daylight and stars, I've a powerful engine for towing coal cars
10	A pair of crossed Bones	Under my crossing lies secrets I keep, a dead pirate's arms marking coins buried deep
11	A Carving of a Horse	I'm carved in support not by ceiling but base, a galloping creature with only long face
12	An Open book	Of the tomes in this chamber I'm surly most rare; I'm alone in exposing my words to the air
13	A Painted moon	Flipped horizontally I'm a mouth showing mirth, a high cosmic traveler shadowed by earth
14	A Creature in a wall	That you'd find me in hiding is of no surprise, for the dimmest of glows here reflects in my eyes
15	A Bust of Roman Statesman	I'm a stately head figure with hue of red clay; without legs I'll remain until carried away
16	A Shield	If I cover the knight he'll n'er meet his death, if he meets my scribed creature of fiery breath
17	An Ink Well	Before words go to parchment I'm entered by quill; my wide golden footing prevents inky spill
18	A Set of Nesting Doll	I've three smaller than largest, three larger than small, and stacking in largest conceals them all
19	A statue of a Camel	I take rider and gear across hot desert sand, my hump keeping days worth or water on hand
20	An Umbrella	On days which dark clouds loom about grayer sky, when widened to cover I'll help you stay dry
21	A Baseball bat	at an orb headed home at appropriate height, I shall swing and then drive it to fields left or right
22	A Sphinx Statue	I'm a lion and falcon and man all in one, a keeper of kings's tomb in hot desert sun
23	A Nevigator Sextant	Measuring angle of celestial orb's height, I find your position at sea or in flight
24	A Rocking Chair	You'll find I have arches not of but near feet, to enable the tipping of a comfortable seat
25	A Ship	The others like me by comparison pale, for I capture more wind when I set out four sail
26	A Wooden Sword	That I'd aid you in battle's no promise you'd trust, as I'd most likely splinter in parry and thrust
27	A statue of Atlas	I display north, south, east and western degrees, a sphere above man holding continents and seas
28	A wooden Bear	I'm brown about woods or a pole dressed in white, as a toy tied with bow, held by children at night
29	A Chinese Dragon	A Zodiac's beast, I give water and pause, a fierce Asian carving of scales and claws
30	A miner's Pick Axe	I'm plainly an item prospectors must own, for they'll find nuggets not without me to break stone
31	A Bronze Tiger	I've hide of cast metal replacing striped fur, a beast fiercely growing while smaller kin purr
32	A Tropical Fish	I'm painted in scales and longer than tall, a colorful swimmer at home on the wall
33	An artist's Pallet	If by too few colors you're left in a fix, gather hues which you have, on my face may they mix
34	A painting of a Spider	Through flickering torch light I creep and I crawl, my four pairs of walkers adorning the wall
35	An Acient Greek Vase	I'd be perfectly suited as a museum piece, a pot beautifully crafted and painted in Greece
36	A coin purse	What I carry is found inside two dollar's range; sealed by clasp I'm a vessel for change
37	A Golden Crown	A six pointed figure I shine like the sun, displayed upon head of the ruling one
38	A red Shield	For deflecting an arrow or sword during fight, I'm an ideal blood-hued defender with poisonous bite
39	An antiuqe Radio	It's with clock and with ham that I form a word pair, receiving through all a tuned signal from air
40	A Jester Doll	It's with bells upon head that I dance and cavort, a foolish figure oft found in king's court
41	A gas can	What I contain is what surely you'll nee, when you travel great distance by car at great speed
42	A Dinosuar's Claw	On carnivorous beasts who when walking ground shook, I'd be seen at the finger, a predator's hook
43	A Tambourine	I'm a small rhythmic ring fixed with jangling plates, shaken in concert to accompany band mates
44	A Diary	Bound well 'neath my cover lie pages pristine, upon them a record of daily routine
45	An Artist's easel	Dripped on by paint and from lengths of wood built, I keep artist's canvas at ideal tilt
46	A Clown doll	Near a rodeo's bull I'm found quick on my feet, in a big top for laughs and here tapping a beat
47	A prisoner's shackles	I'm dutifully tasked to immobilize hands, stopping prisoner's revolt with two iron forged bands
48	A candelabra	I'm tall and thin standing at mid-to wall height, my arms often branched to keep waxy fire light
49	A Tribal drum	Wooden and hollow and hide stretched in round, I pierce quiet jungles with tribe's beating sound
50	A birdhouse	I'm a home with no windows but merely a door, a single room dressed with a nest on its floor
51	A carving of an eye	Above gated passage, before where you think, I'm a portion of face set to wink but not blink
52	A painted fish	I splash about water and waves made of line, a tail and finned critter in pottery's design
53	A pair of goggles	That I'll save your eyesight a grant guarantee, for I block eyes in wind from all flying debris
54	A skull	I Once contained thoughts and a pair of keen eyes, the height of a human no longer to rise
55	A wooden Cardinal	Atop two flappers pointed and strong woody chest, I've a bill you'll not pay and a high crimson crest
56	A piece of watermelon	My name recalls sea but I come from the ground, my dark speckled core in a shell striped and round
57	A set of a dog tag	Upon holding chain I've two piece the same, inscribed on them etchings of company and name
58	An antique clock	I'm a gadget with face upon tooled wooden stand, marking hourly passage with each ticking hand