My body leaves; my core can stay
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My body leaves; my core can stay,
Where I shall breathe another way.
The route of south I always linger.
My arms have arms; my ring no finger.
What am I?
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My body leaves; my core can stay,
Where I shall breathe another way.
The route of south I always linger.
My arms have arms; my ring no finger.
What am I?
riddle wordplay rhyme poetry
asked 10 hours ago
rybo111rybo111
2,03721740
$endgroup$
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$begingroup$
My body leaves; my core can stay,
Where I shall breathe another way.
The route of south I always linger.
My arms have arms; my ring no finger.
What am I?
riddle wordplay rhyme poetry
asked 10 hours ago
rybo111rybo111
2,03721740
$endgroup$
My body leaves; my core can stay,
Where I shall breathe another way.
The route of south I always linger.
My arms have arms; my ring no finger.
What am I?
riddle wordplay rhyme poetry
riddle wordplay rhyme poetry
asked 10 hours ago
rybo111rybo111
2,03721740
asked 10 hours ago
rybo111rybo111
2,03721740
asked 10 hours ago
rybo111rybo111
2,03721740
asked 10 hours ago
rybo111rybo111
2,03721740
asked 10 hours ago
rybo111rybo111
2,03721740
2,03721740
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Are you a:
tree?
My body leaves; my core can stay,
A double meaning: The body is leafs/leaves, and when they go away for the winter, the trunk/core remains
Where I shall breathe another way.
With no leaves, a tree can still exchange oxygen and CO2, just in a more dormant state
The route of south I always linger.
As per @Weather Vane this could imply that leaves stay on tree longer as you head south. Route/root may also be another clue
My arms have arms; my ring no finger.
The arms are branches, which can have more branches stemming from them. Tree trunks can have rings, but do not have fingers.
answered 10 hours ago
TwoBitOperationTwoBitOperation
8,33411565
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Ah: (rot13) Gur shegure fbhgu, gur yngre yrnirf yrnir?
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– Weather Vane
10 hours ago
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Partial answer.
Are you:
A planet or galaxy?
My rough thinking:
When a big planet explodes, it leaves its core behind. Also, planets have rings...
A galaxy have arms :) I have no idea how the other hints apply to this.
answered 6 hours ago
Chris HappyChris Happy
33725
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Are you a
Black hole ?
Because :
A black hole is the core of a former star, whose most of its matter was expulsed through space via a supernova.
Black holes are often surrounded by rings of hot gas. No idea for the arms or the south hints though.
answered 6 hours ago
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Are you a:
tree?
My body leaves; my core can stay,
A double meaning: The body is leafs/leaves, and when they go away for the winter, the trunk/core remains
Where I shall breathe another way.
With no leaves, a tree can still exchange oxygen and CO2, just in a more dormant state
The route of south I always linger.
As per @Weather Vane this could imply that leaves stay on tree longer as you head south. Route/root may also be another clue
My arms have arms; my ring no finger.
The arms are branches, which can have more branches stemming from them. Tree trunks can have rings, but do not have fingers.
answered 10 hours ago
TwoBitOperationTwoBitOperation
8,33411565
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Ah: (rot13) Gur shegure fbhgu, gur yngre yrnirf yrnir?
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– Weather Vane
10 hours ago
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$begingroup$
Are you a:
tree?
My body leaves; my core can stay,
A double meaning: The body is leafs/leaves, and when they go away for the winter, the trunk/core remains
Where I shall breathe another way.
With no leaves, a tree can still exchange oxygen and CO2, just in a more dormant state
The route of south I always linger.
As per @Weather Vane this could imply that leaves stay on tree longer as you head south. Route/root may also be another clue
My arms have arms; my ring no finger.
The arms are branches, which can have more branches stemming from them. Tree trunks can have rings, but do not have fingers.
answered 10 hours ago
TwoBitOperationTwoBitOperation
8,33411565
$endgroup$
1
$begingroup$
Ah: (rot13) Gur shegure fbhgu, gur yngre yrnirf yrnir?
$endgroup$
– Weather Vane
10 hours ago
add a comment |
$begingroup$
Are you a:
tree?
My body leaves; my core can stay,
A double meaning: The body is leafs/leaves, and when they go away for the winter, the trunk/core remains
Where I shall breathe another way.
With no leaves, a tree can still exchange oxygen and CO2, just in a more dormant state
The route of south I always linger.
As per @Weather Vane this could imply that leaves stay on tree longer as you head south. Route/root may also be another clue
My arms have arms; my ring no finger.
The arms are branches, which can have more branches stemming from them. Tree trunks can have rings, but do not have fingers.
answered 10 hours ago
TwoBitOperationTwoBitOperation
8,33411565
$endgroup$
Are you a:
tree?
My body leaves; my core can stay,
A double meaning: The body is leafs/leaves, and when they go away for the winter, the trunk/core remains
Where I shall breathe another way.
With no leaves, a tree can still exchange oxygen and CO2, just in a more dormant state
The route of south I always linger.
As per @Weather Vane this could imply that leaves stay on tree longer as you head south. Route/root may also be another clue
My arms have arms; my ring no finger.
The arms are branches, which can have more branches stemming from them. Tree trunks can have rings, but do not have fingers.
answered 10 hours ago
TwoBitOperationTwoBitOperation
8,33411565
edited 4 hours ago
answered 10 hours ago
TwoBitOperationTwoBitOperation
8,33411565
answered 10 hours ago
TwoBitOperationTwoBitOperation
8,33411565
answered 10 hours ago
TwoBitOperationTwoBitOperation
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Ah: (rot13) Gur shegure fbhgu, gur yngre yrnirf yrnir?
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Ah: (rot13) Gur shegure fbhgu, gur yngre yrnirf yrnir?
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– Weather Vane
10 hours ago
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Ah: (rot13) Gur shegure fbhgu, gur yngre yrnirf yrnir?
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– Weather Vane
10 hours ago
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Ah: (rot13) Gur shegure fbhgu, gur yngre yrnirf yrnir?
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– Weather Vane
10 hours ago
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$begingroup$
Partial answer.
Are you:
A planet or galaxy?
My rough thinking:
When a big planet explodes, it leaves its core behind. Also, planets have rings...
A galaxy have arms :) I have no idea how the other hints apply to this.
answered 6 hours ago
Chris HappyChris Happy
33725
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$begingroup$
Partial answer.
Are you:
A planet or galaxy?
My rough thinking:
When a big planet explodes, it leaves its core behind. Also, planets have rings...
A galaxy have arms :) I have no idea how the other hints apply to this.
answered 6 hours ago
Chris HappyChris Happy
33725
$endgroup$
add a comment |
$begingroup$
Partial answer.
Are you:
A planet or galaxy?
My rough thinking:
When a big planet explodes, it leaves its core behind. Also, planets have rings...
A galaxy have arms :) I have no idea how the other hints apply to this.
answered 6 hours ago
Chris HappyChris Happy
33725
$endgroup$
Partial answer.
Are you:
A planet or galaxy?
My rough thinking:
When a big planet explodes, it leaves its core behind. Also, planets have rings...
A galaxy have arms :) I have no idea how the other hints apply to this.
answered 6 hours ago
Chris HappyChris Happy
33725
answered 6 hours ago
Chris HappyChris Happy
33725
answered 6 hours ago
Chris HappyChris Happy
33725
answered 6 hours ago
Chris HappyChris Happy
33725
33725
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add a comment |
$begingroup$
Are you a
Black hole ?
Because :
A black hole is the core of a former star, whose most of its matter was expulsed through space via a supernova.
Black holes are often surrounded by rings of hot gas. No idea for the arms or the south hints though.
answered 6 hours ago
Harmonic SunHarmonic Sun
101
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Are you a
Black hole ?
Because :
A black hole is the core of a former star, whose most of its matter was expulsed through space via a supernova.
Black holes are often surrounded by rings of hot gas. No idea for the arms or the south hints though.
answered 6 hours ago
Harmonic SunHarmonic Sun
101
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$begingroup$
Are you a
Black hole ?
Because :
A black hole is the core of a former star, whose most of its matter was expulsed through space via a supernova.
Black holes are often surrounded by rings of hot gas. No idea for the arms or the south hints though.
answered 6 hours ago
Harmonic SunHarmonic Sun
101
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Are you a
Black hole ?
Because :
A black hole is the core of a former star, whose most of its matter was expulsed through space via a supernova.
Black holes are often surrounded by rings of hot gas. No idea for the arms or the south hints though.
answered 6 hours ago
Harmonic SunHarmonic Sun
101
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answered 6 hours ago
Harmonic SunHarmonic Sun
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answered 6 hours ago
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