Riddle Number Two
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This next riddle will be a bit more challenging.
I am two halves of a whole,
For now only some remain.
What am I?
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This next riddle will be a bit more challenging.
I am two halves of a whole,
For now only some remain.
What am I?
riddle
asked Dec 9 at 6:42
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Any hints, please?
– rhsquared
2 days ago
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up vote
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This next riddle will be a bit more challenging.
I am two halves of a whole,
For now only some remain.
What am I?
riddle
asked Dec 9 at 6:42
Edward Nigma
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This next riddle will be a bit more challenging.
I am two halves of a whole,
For now only some remain.
What am I?
riddle
riddle
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Edward Nigma
1217
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Any hints, please?
– rhsquared
2 days ago
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Any hints, please?
– rhsquared
2 days ago
Any hints, please?
– rhsquared
2 days ago
Any hints, please?
– rhsquared
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It could be the letter 'V'. W contains two V's. If we take the W out of Whole we get 'hole' which looks like letter O. That's what remains for the word nOw
answered Dec 9 at 8:32
rhsquared
7,04221642
That's incorrect, but I will admit that is good reasoning.
– Edward Nigma
Dec 9 at 8:51
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I don't know the word in english, but are you:
Time of a day
You are two halves of a whole:
You have 12hours AM and PM to make a day
For now only some remain
You only have some hours remain to complete a day (go to next day)
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Are you:
The UK's relationship with the EU aka Brexit?
I am two halves of a whole
Roughly half of the whole country voted for Brexit (52%) and roughly half against (48%).
For now only some remain
The vote was to either leave the EU or remain in the EU. The two sides then became dubbed Leavers and Remainers.
answered 2 days ago
AHKieran
4,176737
Not even close, but keep trying.
– Edward Nigma
yesterday
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up vote
1
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Are you your own nemesis
BATMAN?
You are Edward Nigma, the
given name of the villain The Riddler, whose name is hinted to in the title. Batman is of course a whole comprising the halves bat and man. His name includes the string "atm", which is a partial - i.e. abbreviated - way to express "now" - that is, "at the moment", for . . .
For now only some remain.
answered 2 days ago
WAF
1,484315
I love how you deduced my identity.
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yesterday
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something or somebody.
1. some and thing/body are two words that when together make another whole word.
2. something and somebody refer to a whole thing/person.
3. 'For now, only "some" remain(s)'. Specifically half the word remains until the puzzle is solved and the whole word is known.
4. What am I: you are either something or somebody (like say @Edward Nigma)
answered Dec 10 at 21:49
Dorrulf
2,02718
Wrong, but keep trying.
– Edward Nigma
yesterday
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0
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Are you
Puzzle pieces
I am two halves of a whole,
two pieces will fit together to form 1 new bigger piece to the puzzle
For now only some remain.
if you put 2 puzzle pieces together you can go on with the ones left to complete the puzzle
answered yesterday
mrdeadsven
76712
Negative! Keep trying.
– Edward Nigma
5 hours ago
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0
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Are you
The Northern White Rhino?
Because:
The last male died this year, leaving only two females left.
answered yesterday
justforplaylists
1012
I love this answer, but it's incorrect!
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Are you
Marriage. Two people starts life together to become One whole family, For now only some (Love, kids etc..) remain
answered 4 hours ago
CR241
357311
No, but good analysis of the riddle.
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4 hours ago
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It could be the letter 'V'. W contains two V's. If we take the W out of Whole we get 'hole' which looks like letter O. That's what remains for the word nOw
answered Dec 9 at 8:32
rhsquared
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That's incorrect, but I will admit that is good reasoning.
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Dec 9 at 8:51
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It could be the letter 'V'. W contains two V's. If we take the W out of Whole we get 'hole' which looks like letter O. That's what remains for the word nOw
answered Dec 9 at 8:32
rhsquared
7,04221642
That's incorrect, but I will admit that is good reasoning.
– Edward Nigma
Dec 9 at 8:51
add a comment |
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up vote
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It could be the letter 'V'. W contains two V's. If we take the W out of Whole we get 'hole' which looks like letter O. That's what remains for the word nOw
answered Dec 9 at 8:32
rhsquared
7,04221642
It could be the letter 'V'. W contains two V's. If we take the W out of Whole we get 'hole' which looks like letter O. That's what remains for the word nOw
answered Dec 9 at 8:32
rhsquared
7,04221642
answered Dec 9 at 8:32
rhsquared
7,04221642
answered Dec 9 at 8:32
rhsquared
7,04221642
answered Dec 9 at 8:32
rhsquared
7,04221642
7,04221642
That's incorrect, but I will admit that is good reasoning.
– Edward Nigma
Dec 9 at 8:51
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That's incorrect, but I will admit that is good reasoning.
– Edward Nigma
Dec 9 at 8:51
That's incorrect, but I will admit that is good reasoning.
– Edward Nigma
Dec 9 at 8:51
That's incorrect, but I will admit that is good reasoning.
– Edward Nigma
Dec 9 at 8:51
add a comment |
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2
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I don't know the word in english, but are you:
Time of a day
You are two halves of a whole:
You have 12hours AM and PM to make a day
For now only some remain
You only have some hours remain to complete a day (go to next day)
edited yesterday
S. M.
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Kujin89
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Wrong answer, but keep trying.
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5 hours ago
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2
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I don't know the word in english, but are you:
Time of a day
You are two halves of a whole:
You have 12hours AM and PM to make a day
For now only some remain
You only have some hours remain to complete a day (go to next day)
edited yesterday
S. M.
817413
answered yesterday
Kujin89
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Wrong answer, but keep trying.
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5 hours ago
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2
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I don't know the word in english, but are you:
Time of a day
You are two halves of a whole:
You have 12hours AM and PM to make a day
For now only some remain
You only have some hours remain to complete a day (go to next day)
edited yesterday
S. M.
817413
answered yesterday
Kujin89
211
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I don't know the word in english, but are you:
Time of a day
You are two halves of a whole:
You have 12hours AM and PM to make a day
For now only some remain
You only have some hours remain to complete a day (go to next day)
edited yesterday
S. M.
817413
answered yesterday
Kujin89
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edited yesterday
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edited yesterday
S. M.
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817413
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Wrong answer, but keep trying.
– Edward Nigma
5 hours ago
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Wrong answer, but keep trying.
– Edward Nigma
5 hours ago
Wrong answer, but keep trying.
– Edward Nigma
5 hours ago
Wrong answer, but keep trying.
– Edward Nigma
5 hours ago
add a comment |
up vote
1
down vote
Are you:
The UK's relationship with the EU aka Brexit?
I am two halves of a whole
Roughly half of the whole country voted for Brexit (52%) and roughly half against (48%).
For now only some remain
The vote was to either leave the EU or remain in the EU. The two sides then became dubbed Leavers and Remainers.
answered 2 days ago
AHKieran
4,176737
Not even close, but keep trying.
– Edward Nigma
yesterday
add a comment |
up vote
1
down vote
Are you:
The UK's relationship with the EU aka Brexit?
I am two halves of a whole
Roughly half of the whole country voted for Brexit (52%) and roughly half against (48%).
For now only some remain
The vote was to either leave the EU or remain in the EU. The two sides then became dubbed Leavers and Remainers.
answered 2 days ago
AHKieran
4,176737
Not even close, but keep trying.
– Edward Nigma
yesterday
add a comment |
up vote
1
down vote
up vote
1
down vote
Are you:
The UK's relationship with the EU aka Brexit?
I am two halves of a whole
Roughly half of the whole country voted for Brexit (52%) and roughly half against (48%).
For now only some remain
The vote was to either leave the EU or remain in the EU. The two sides then became dubbed Leavers and Remainers.
answered 2 days ago
AHKieran
4,176737
Are you:
The UK's relationship with the EU aka Brexit?
I am two halves of a whole
Roughly half of the whole country voted for Brexit (52%) and roughly half against (48%).
For now only some remain
The vote was to either leave the EU or remain in the EU. The two sides then became dubbed Leavers and Remainers.
answered 2 days ago
AHKieran
4,176737
answered 2 days ago
AHKieran
4,176737
answered 2 days ago
AHKieran
4,176737
answered 2 days ago
AHKieran
4,176737
4,176737
Not even close, but keep trying.
– Edward Nigma
yesterday
add a comment |
Not even close, but keep trying.
– Edward Nigma
yesterday
Not even close, but keep trying.
– Edward Nigma
yesterday
Not even close, but keep trying.
– Edward Nigma
yesterday
add a comment |
up vote
1
down vote
Are you your own nemesis
BATMAN?
You are Edward Nigma, the
given name of the villain The Riddler, whose name is hinted to in the title. Batman is of course a whole comprising the halves bat and man. His name includes the string "atm", which is a partial - i.e. abbreviated - way to express "now" - that is, "at the moment", for . . .
For now only some remain.
answered 2 days ago
WAF
1,484315
I love how you deduced my identity.
– Edward Nigma
yesterday
add a comment |
up vote
1
down vote
Are you your own nemesis
BATMAN?
You are Edward Nigma, the
given name of the villain The Riddler, whose name is hinted to in the title. Batman is of course a whole comprising the halves bat and man. His name includes the string "atm", which is a partial - i.e. abbreviated - way to express "now" - that is, "at the moment", for . . .
For now only some remain.
answered 2 days ago
WAF
1,484315
I love how you deduced my identity.
– Edward Nigma
yesterday
add a comment |
up vote
1
down vote
up vote
1
down vote
Are you your own nemesis
BATMAN?
You are Edward Nigma, the
given name of the villain The Riddler, whose name is hinted to in the title. Batman is of course a whole comprising the halves bat and man. His name includes the string "atm", which is a partial - i.e. abbreviated - way to express "now" - that is, "at the moment", for . . .
For now only some remain.
answered 2 days ago
WAF
1,484315
Are you your own nemesis
BATMAN?
You are Edward Nigma, the
given name of the villain The Riddler, whose name is hinted to in the title. Batman is of course a whole comprising the halves bat and man. His name includes the string "atm", which is a partial - i.e. abbreviated - way to express "now" - that is, "at the moment", for . . .
For now only some remain.
answered 2 days ago
WAF
1,484315
answered 2 days ago
WAF
1,484315
answered 2 days ago
WAF
1,484315
answered 2 days ago
WAF
1,484315
1,484315
I love how you deduced my identity.
– Edward Nigma
yesterday
add a comment |
I love how you deduced my identity.
– Edward Nigma
yesterday
I love how you deduced my identity.
– Edward Nigma
yesterday
I love how you deduced my identity.
– Edward Nigma
yesterday
add a comment |
up vote
0
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something or somebody.
1. some and thing/body are two words that when together make another whole word.
2. something and somebody refer to a whole thing/person.
3. 'For now, only "some" remain(s)'. Specifically half the word remains until the puzzle is solved and the whole word is known.
4. What am I: you are either something or somebody (like say @Edward Nigma)
answered Dec 10 at 21:49
Dorrulf
2,02718
Wrong, but keep trying.
– Edward Nigma
yesterday
add a comment |
up vote
0
down vote
something or somebody.
1. some and thing/body are two words that when together make another whole word.
2. something and somebody refer to a whole thing/person.
3. 'For now, only "some" remain(s)'. Specifically half the word remains until the puzzle is solved and the whole word is known.
4. What am I: you are either something or somebody (like say @Edward Nigma)
answered Dec 10 at 21:49
Dorrulf
2,02718
Wrong, but keep trying.
– Edward Nigma
yesterday
add a comment |
up vote
0
down vote
up vote
0
down vote
something or somebody.
1. some and thing/body are two words that when together make another whole word.
2. something and somebody refer to a whole thing/person.
3. 'For now, only "some" remain(s)'. Specifically half the word remains until the puzzle is solved and the whole word is known.
4. What am I: you are either something or somebody (like say @Edward Nigma)
answered Dec 10 at 21:49
Dorrulf
2,02718
something or somebody.
1. some and thing/body are two words that when together make another whole word.
2. something and somebody refer to a whole thing/person.
3. 'For now, only "some" remain(s)'. Specifically half the word remains until the puzzle is solved and the whole word is known.
4. What am I: you are either something or somebody (like say @Edward Nigma)
answered Dec 10 at 21:49
Dorrulf
2,02718
answered Dec 10 at 21:49
Dorrulf
2,02718
answered Dec 10 at 21:49
Dorrulf
2,02718
answered Dec 10 at 21:49
Dorrulf
2,02718
2,02718
Wrong, but keep trying.
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yesterday
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Wrong, but keep trying.
– Edward Nigma
yesterday
Wrong, but keep trying.
– Edward Nigma
yesterday
Wrong, but keep trying.
– Edward Nigma
yesterday
add a comment |
up vote
0
down vote
Are you
Puzzle pieces
I am two halves of a whole,
two pieces will fit together to form 1 new bigger piece to the puzzle
For now only some remain.
if you put 2 puzzle pieces together you can go on with the ones left to complete the puzzle
answered yesterday
mrdeadsven
76712
Negative! Keep trying.
– Edward Nigma
5 hours ago
add a comment |
up vote
0
down vote
Are you
Puzzle pieces
I am two halves of a whole,
two pieces will fit together to form 1 new bigger piece to the puzzle
For now only some remain.
if you put 2 puzzle pieces together you can go on with the ones left to complete the puzzle
answered yesterday
mrdeadsven
76712
Negative! Keep trying.
– Edward Nigma
5 hours ago
add a comment |
up vote
0
down vote
up vote
0
down vote
Are you
Puzzle pieces
I am two halves of a whole,
two pieces will fit together to form 1 new bigger piece to the puzzle
For now only some remain.
if you put 2 puzzle pieces together you can go on with the ones left to complete the puzzle
answered yesterday
mrdeadsven
76712
Are you
Puzzle pieces
I am two halves of a whole,
two pieces will fit together to form 1 new bigger piece to the puzzle
For now only some remain.
if you put 2 puzzle pieces together you can go on with the ones left to complete the puzzle
answered yesterday
mrdeadsven
76712
answered yesterday
mrdeadsven
76712
answered yesterday
mrdeadsven
76712
answered yesterday
mrdeadsven
76712
76712
Negative! Keep trying.
– Edward Nigma
5 hours ago
add a comment |
Negative! Keep trying.
– Edward Nigma
5 hours ago
Negative! Keep trying.
– Edward Nigma
5 hours ago
Negative! Keep trying.
– Edward Nigma
5 hours ago
add a comment |
up vote
0
down vote
Are you
The Northern White Rhino?
Because:
The last male died this year, leaving only two females left.
answered yesterday
justforplaylists
1012
I love this answer, but it's incorrect!
– Edward Nigma
5 hours ago
add a comment |
up vote
0
down vote
Are you
The Northern White Rhino?
Because:
The last male died this year, leaving only two females left.
answered yesterday
justforplaylists
1012
I love this answer, but it's incorrect!
– Edward Nigma
5 hours ago
add a comment |
up vote
0
down vote
up vote
0
down vote
Are you
The Northern White Rhino?
Because:
The last male died this year, leaving only two females left.
answered yesterday
justforplaylists
1012
Are you
The Northern White Rhino?
Because:
The last male died this year, leaving only two females left.
answered yesterday
justforplaylists
1012
answered yesterday
justforplaylists
1012
answered yesterday
justforplaylists
1012
answered yesterday
justforplaylists
1012
1012
I love this answer, but it's incorrect!
– Edward Nigma
5 hours ago
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I love this answer, but it's incorrect!
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5 hours ago
I love this answer, but it's incorrect!
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5 hours ago
I love this answer, but it's incorrect!
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5 hours ago
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0
down vote
Are you
Marriage. Two people starts life together to become One whole family, For now only some (Love, kids etc..) remain
answered 4 hours ago
CR241
357311
No, but good analysis of the riddle.
– Edward Nigma
4 hours ago
add a comment |
up vote
0
down vote
Are you
Marriage. Two people starts life together to become One whole family, For now only some (Love, kids etc..) remain
answered 4 hours ago
CR241
357311
No, but good analysis of the riddle.
– Edward Nigma
4 hours ago
add a comment |
up vote
0
down vote
up vote
0
down vote
Are you
Marriage. Two people starts life together to become One whole family, For now only some (Love, kids etc..) remain
answered 4 hours ago
CR241
357311
Are you
Marriage. Two people starts life together to become One whole family, For now only some (Love, kids etc..) remain
answered 4 hours ago
CR241
357311
answered 4 hours ago
CR241
357311
answered 4 hours ago
CR241
357311
answered 4 hours ago
CR241
357311
357311
No, but good analysis of the riddle.
– Edward Nigma
4 hours ago
add a comment |
No, but good analysis of the riddle.
– Edward Nigma
4 hours ago
No, but good analysis of the riddle.
– Edward Nigma
4 hours ago
No, but good analysis of the riddle.
– Edward Nigma
4 hours ago
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Any hints, please?
– rhsquared
2 days ago