Hardest Riddle you've ever heard.

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    Hardest riddle I've heard, PROBABLY, is the following:

    Which 5 letter English word is pronounced exactly the same every time you take away 1 letter from the end, until there is nothing left.

    My brother told me that one, after 1 week of thinking i gave up...

    But i know it now :)

    You?
     
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  2. davejug1

    davejug1 Banned

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    #2
    Would it be queue perchance?

    Which six letter words contain no vowels?
     
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    The hardest riddle I have ever heard is- What does everyone need, but no one uses, oh and everyone gives it.

    Ok so prolly not the hardest riddle ever, but it's the only I could think of right now.
     
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  4. Bradders

    Bradders Member

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    #4
    beeee
    beee
    bee
    be
    b

    Lol?
     
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  5. Dawran1

    Dawran1 Guest

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    Bradders - Lol.

    davejug1 has the right answer. I really couldn't figure that one out myself

    ermmmmmm.....
     
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    #6
    I can think of only one offhand, rhythm

    Edit - Rhythms, spryly, trysts and crypts
     
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  7. sawz

    sawz Prominent Member

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    y is a vowel. there are no words in the English language that have no vowels.
     
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    mdvasanth86 Notable Member

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    #8

    Yeah!

    It can be a non vowel ( consonant ) also in English. In French, it is a vowel.
     
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