An Arrange Matrimony
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| no. | Solve | Word Riddles |
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| 1 | A Bull's eyes | In the presence of archers, if pinned to a wall. upon me a number of arrow may fall |
| 2 | A Carved moon | In the darkest of skies, I'm a luminous arc, but here I'm a carving, defacing the bark |
| 3 | A Pyramid | I was built long ago, for a ruler who'd died; I keep all his wrapped-up remains safe inside |
| 4 | A Clock's face | I'm a circle with hands pointing to a twelve and a six; their position changes with minutely ticks |
| 5 | A Spider | I'm scanning the room with my octet of eyes, with hopes that I'll soon spot the juiciest flies |
| 6 | A Book on hunting | If you need some advice on your meat seeking quest, my pages of pointers would serve you the best |
| 7 | A Treasure map | The route to great wealth is the knowledge I keep; I detail the path to a chest buried deep |
| 8 | A Boot in disrepair | Although I'm intended to keep feet enclosed, my unraveled stitching would leave toes exposed |
| 9 | A Cat under the desk | My eyes are aglow as I dwell under drawer; should I cross your path, there'll be bad luck in store |
| 10 | A Writing quill | I'm a pelican's plume to be wielded by hand; I craft words once I'm dipped in a pigment filled stand |
| 11 | A Beehive | To access my contents, you'd need to be bold; many stingers are guarding the honey I hold |
| 12 | A Dragon | I'm a beast who fills medieval villagers with dread scorching their towns as I fly overhead |
| 13 | A Lion with an axe | Any prey that I catch should be doubly alarmed; I've not only claws, but by blade am I armed |
| 14 | A Mouse eating a book | I'd much prefer feasting on swiss and cheddars, yet I'd snack upon leathery covers of letters |
| 15 | A Piece of a star | The two fallen fifths of a star incomplete, I'm imperiled, for I may be stepped on by feet |
| 16 | An Image of a king | A ruler's scepter would go well in my grip; my corners ought be marked by 'K' and a pip |
| 17 | Note carved into the tree | Carved with a knife, I'm a musical measure; one that birds in the trees might sing at their leisure |
| 18 | A Camel | Because I have humps to keep water on hand, I do well in the heat, as I trek across sand |
| 19 | Glowing eyes in a wall | Behind the stacked stones, we're twins set aglow; 2 luminous orbs watching what lies below |
| 20 | A Diamond | I hide in a club, with a spade just above; In a deck, my hue's shared with a symbol of love |
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