Child Prodigy
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| no. | Solve | Word Riddles |
| 1 | A stitched stocking | I'm a leg covering salvaged by needle and thread, having not been discared, but mended instead |
| 2 | A Can of Paint | I fill pallets with pigment as quick as a breeze, for I'm emptied by pouring instead of by squeeze |
| 3 | A Hat with a feather | Long ago I enabled an animal's flight, but add inches now to a head covering's height |
| 4 | A Star Earring | I'm a clone of what's twinkled in skies through the years; a dangler intended to decorate ears |
| 5 | A brush in an artist's hand | Dipped into color and guided by hand, I'm outlining the head of a figure who stands |
| 6 | A painting of a conquistador | I'm a conquering warrior set in a frame, wielding a blade as I stand before flame |
| 7 | An Artist's Pallet | The Paints on my surface are easily combined, til they perfectly match what's in the artist's mind |
| 8 | A cat | If I'm lost, there will be little cause for distress; my neckace bears my owner's name and address |
| 9 | A Painter's Initials | Should one buy this portrait, they'll not be mislead; I'll show them it's clearly been painted by Fred |
| 10 | A Buckle | I most frequently bind leather loops at the waist, but here I adorn what is typically laced |
| 11 | A moon in a window | I'm a luminous arc, dwelling within a pane; a crescent carved deep in an entryway's grain |
| 12 | A Pink bow | I'm stitched and made for a lady of noblesse, often adorn on hair but now I'm tied to a dress |
| 13 | A Pair of brushes | Conveniently kept in a pouch at the hip, we're twins who're both topped by a paint pushing tip |
| 14 | An artist's case | For the painting of portraits in places remote; I'm a convenient art supply carrying tote |
| 15 | An unfastened bottom hole | I'm the place for what ought fill a fastening roll; amidst three which seal vest, I'm a lone empty hole |
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14 Oct 2008
Portrait Room: Stage 2
Attic: Stage 2
Child Prodigy![]() | ||
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| no. | Solve | Word Riddles |
| 1 | Alarm Clock | With both of my hands upon any set number; my clamoring bells bring an end to your slumber |
| 2 | A Telescope | For the seeing of sights further into the distance, I'm what ot extend if your eyes need assistance |
| 3 | A book, Volume A-G | I'm the first of four volumes, and most likely host, of articles detailing angles through ghosts |
| 4 | A Diary | I'm a record of thoughts and events through the ages; a new day begins with each turn of my pages |
| 5 | A Broken Window | Shattered to shards. I must quickly be mended, or else I may leak when good weather has ended |
| 6 | An Empty mouse trap | If I were I reloaded with a cheesy scrap, I'd lure in the rodent and kill with a snap |
| 7 | A Broom | The floors are renewed when I'am pushed side to side; with a spell cast updon me, I'm a witch's weird ride |
| 8 | A Set of hatched marks | I'm a crude sort of calendar etched by a knife, where someone marked one dozen days of his life |
| 9 | A Heart on the mirror | I'm the beat within chests and a sign of affection; I dwell amidst beautiful faces' reflections |
| 10 | A Vase with a floral design | I'm where cut flowers' stems may upon water sip; were I dropped, all the flowers upon me may chip |
| 11 | An Arrow quiver | I'm an arsenal strapped to the bow hunter's back, keeping arrows in reach when he's set to attack |
| 12 | A Bird's nest | We're the triplicate children of a bluebird or crow, basking in the heat of a fire below |
| 13 | A Set of candles | Set into gold, we're three towers of light, growing shorter with every hour we burn bright |
| 14 | A Book of music | I ensure that pianists perform at their best, for I detail which key is the next to be pressed |
| 15 | A Green pig statue | I ought have been pink, unless I'm mistaken, for it seems mighty odd to encounter green bacon |
| 16 | A Can of a green paint | With a canvas and brush, I'm what all artists use; my color's a mixture of two other hues |
| 17 | An Hourglass | I'm a clock with no gears, telling time not be hand; I simply mark hours with gravity and sand |
| 18 | A Rocking horse | Ridden by childern, I tip forward and back, galloping to the end of an imagined track |
| 19 | A Miniature Piano | To a baby Beethoven, I'm an in item most vital, for I'm what's to be played at his tiny recital |
| 20 | An Ice Skate | When the temperature drops and the groun's full of flakes, I'm the footwear for speeding across frozen lakes |
13 Oct 2008
Hallway: Stage 2
Hidden Passage: Stage 2
| Child Prodigy
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| no. | Solve | Word Riddles |
| 1 | A bow | Built of a string and bent length of wood, I was used by the fellow know s Robin Hood |
| 2 | An Owl | I perch in the midst of delicios red fruits; a nocturnal bird who's known best for its hoots |
| 3 | An unfinished building | I'm a dwelling that's maybe been met by destruction, but it's possible that I'm still under construction |
| 4 | A round woden shield | I'm an item intended to block bladed steel, but I'd stand in quite well as a wood wagon's wheel |
| 5 | A Single bladed axe | A handle of wood with one blade at my top, I kill in a battle or split wood with a chop |
| 6 | A spotted fish | A guppy and I are clearly of relation, but my scales are unique, spotted like a Dalmatian |
| 7 | A skull candleholder | Holding an item that's shrinking while brightening, I'm a head with no skin and a toothy grin that's frightening |
| 8 | A building lined with four trees | Behind towering foliage I partially hide, for I've four giant plants growing at my south side |
| 9 | A Viking Helmet | You'd resemble a bull, were I worn on your head; I'm not a costume, but for defense instead |
| 10 | A pig | Pork chops and bacon, hot dogs and ham, are the part that comprise nearly all that I am |
| 11 | A bridge | Connecting two roads, I'm an arched walking part, so no stroll will require you to take a bath |
| 12 | A monocle | Like a pair of eye glasses, but split into two, I'm a singular lens for an eye to look through |
| 13 | A Swing on a tree | Occupied by child, back and forth do I sway; I'm two ropes and a board hung from branches for play |
| 14 | A sword on a candlehold | Where a blue tower burns, I am hidden beneath; a sharp pointed weapon store in a knight's sheath |
| 15 | A parrot | That I would repeat what you'd say's a safe bet; I'm a creature best known as a pirate's perched pet |
| 16 | A sword in a stone wall | Nestled in granite, twixt crossbow and axe, when a shield is raised I'm what likely attacks |
| 17 | A beehive | To avoid many stings, you must part with your money, whenever you're craving a bit of my honey |
| 18 | A Treasure chest | Found sunked deep on the floow of the sea, I've coins, gems and jewelry locked in me |
| 19 | A windmill | In the midst of great gusts is where I belong, for I function the best when the wind's blowing strong |
| 20 | A shield marked by a rabbit | Over two weapons crossed, which knights use to impale, I'm blocker's decor with cotton ball tail |
Servant: Stage 2
Child Progidy | ||
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| no. | Solve | Word Riddles |
| 1 | A Shovel | I'm the likely creator of soil in a mound, if it's sitting beside a deep pit in the ground |
| 2 | A Broken Mirror | I'm a surface most shiny, but not quite intact; when they look into me, every face appears cracked |
| 3 | A lit candle | What I'm made of is found in a hive or an ear; if no one snuffs me soon, I may well disappear |
| 4 | A Lightening bolt | I'm a brightening spark which oft travels with rains, most likely to strike you upon open plains |
| 5 | A Clock | The tracking of minute is my only chore; it's time that I chime since the hour is four |
| 6 | A mouse with a peanut | The item I carry goes well upon bread, if first it is ground to a buttery spread |
| 7 | A Telephone | For conversing with friends who are miles away, simply speak into me when you've something to say |
| 8 | A Bone | I'm a portion of every man's arm or leg; a treat to gnaw on, for which dogs often beg |
| 9 | A Rose pillow | I'm missing my thorns. so I'll cause not a cream; I'm a perfectly safe place for all heads to dream |
| 10 | A handkerchief | When an ailing snout needs to be cleared by a blow, I'am the ideal place for the mucous to go |
| 11 | A blue wine bottle | I'm a portion of port from a vineyard's supply, the one who has been kept in the clearest day's sky |
| 12 | A Dog bowl | I'm a boned concave keeper of kibble or meat; when empty I'm filled up so Rover may eat |
| 13 | A cane | When I'm held in the hand of a fellow well aged, he may find that his trouble with walking's assuaged |
| 14 | A balding man | When I grow old, I've no fear I'll be gray, for I'll be freee to choose any color toupee |
| 15 | A Rifle | When one's goal is felling a bear of a buck, the hunter who uses me will have the best luck |
| 16 | A man on horseback | I'm traveling at speed though I rest in my seat; the work is all done by four iron-shoed feet |
| 17 | A mounted fish | I'm the trophy for which every angler's fought; affixed to a plaque to show all what he's caught |
| 18 | A key ring | When a room is secured and must be accessed, granting you passage is what we do best |
| 19 | A sock | I'm a cushion for heels and a pair incomplete; most often I dwell betwixt boots and your feet |
| 20 | A drawer with a missing handle | Among keepers of clothing, there is little doubt, I'm the most difficult of the four to pull out |
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