RIDDLE PAGE #8
SOME "PART-OF-WORD" RIDDLES
As I've said before, the best riddles are ones that speak about a specific thing (or some clever ones are even about a single letter), NOT ones that change gears from line to line talking about different meanings or uses of a word or part of a word. That said, I have decided to include a few part-of-word riddles as examples, that I still found entertaining:With Mist
With mist I'm a wrong,
That says you need some drilling;
With tooth a problem,
A hole in need of filling.
What am I?
-- Critical Thinking Co. (p. 10)
I Am Power
With trick I am power,
On which we do depend;
Alone I am to choose,
Who will win in the end.
What am I?
-- Critical Thinking Co. (p. 20)
With T
With t I'm the crime,
Of country betrayed;
Alone I'm the grounds,
In argument made.
What am I?
-- Critical Thinking Co. (p. 10)
Alone
Alone I am words
Entering your mind;
With f I am slaves,
Leaving chains behind.
What am I?
-- Critical Thinking Co. (p. 20)
