Wet when dry not dries quicky
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Riddles
- Thread starter FayetheADHDsquirrel
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I think you may be catching on to a major part of the concept.
No.
Getting the idea pretty good, but it needs to be able to still be dry while wet.
Getting the idea pretty good, but it needs to be able to still be dry while wet.
Hah it's like a group of frogs is named army, and a group of crows is named murder. Who makes those names
A Pain of Fire Ants?
It's ducks, 1forAll guessed already
Good guess. Not the answer I am looking for. Try a different direction.
A body of water is often thought of as blue but can be green or brown due to things like algae and mud. If stagnant it could reek. Not sure how the other parts would fit.
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