I am what you might find in a ghost town
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My prefix will shut you down,
my suffix a common noun.
My infix desirable to fit in a gown,
I am what you might find in a ghost town.
What am I?
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My prefix will shut you down,
my suffix a common noun.
My infix desirable to fit in a gown,
I am what you might find in a ghost town.
What am I?
riddle rhyme
asked Aug 17 at 12:21
casey
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up vote
4
down vote
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My prefix will shut you down,
my suffix a common noun.
My infix desirable to fit in a gown,
I am what you might find in a ghost town.
What am I?
riddle rhyme
asked Aug 17 at 12:21
casey
94815
My prefix will shut you down,
my suffix a common noun.
My infix desirable to fit in a gown,
I am what you might find in a ghost town.
What am I?
riddle rhyme
riddle rhyme
asked Aug 17 at 12:21
casey
94815
asked Aug 17 at 12:21
casey
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asked Aug 17 at 12:21
casey
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asked Aug 17 at 12:21
casey
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asked Aug 17 at 12:21
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2 Answers
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Are you
nothing?
My prefix will shut you down,
NO
my suffix a common noun.
a THING
My infix desirable to fit in a gown,
THIN
I am what you might find in a ghost town.
You might find NOTHING in a ghost town.
answered Aug 17 at 12:22
El-Guest
11.3k2256
Damn, sniped again.
– Rick van Osta
Aug 17 at 12:22
A little to obvious? :)
– casey
Aug 17 at 12:44
2
The "ghost town" clue gave it away for me, after that the hardest part was finding how the infix fit. Great puzzle though! :)
– El-Guest
Aug 17 at 12:45
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I know there's already an accepted answer. I'd like to point out that another is possible that (to my mind) works almost exactly equally well.
It's
NOBODY
and its parts are
NO (same as for NOTHING), BOD (instead of THIN; a little too slangy for my taste but is indeed a desirable thing to fit into a gown), BODY (a common noun, about as much so as THING)
and of course
a ghost town contains NOBODY much more literally than it contains NOTHING (it presumably still has buildings, for instance; what makes it a ghost town is precisely the absence of (living) bodies.
answered Aug 17 at 13:20
Gareth McCaughan♦
55.4k3139217
I like this answer too! (+1) from me :)
– El-Guest
Aug 17 at 13:24
Another great answer!
– casey
Aug 17 at 13:26
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2 Answers
2
active
oldest
votes
2 Answers
2
active
oldest
votes
active
oldest
votes
active
oldest
votes
up vote
9
down vote
accepted
Are you
nothing?
My prefix will shut you down,
NO
my suffix a common noun.
a THING
My infix desirable to fit in a gown,
THIN
I am what you might find in a ghost town.
You might find NOTHING in a ghost town.
answered Aug 17 at 12:22
El-Guest
11.3k2256
Damn, sniped again.
– Rick van Osta
Aug 17 at 12:22
A little to obvious? :)
– casey
Aug 17 at 12:44
2
The "ghost town" clue gave it away for me, after that the hardest part was finding how the infix fit. Great puzzle though! :)
– El-Guest
Aug 17 at 12:45
add a comment |Â
up vote
9
down vote
accepted
Are you
nothing?
My prefix will shut you down,
NO
my suffix a common noun.
a THING
My infix desirable to fit in a gown,
THIN
I am what you might find in a ghost town.
You might find NOTHING in a ghost town.
answered Aug 17 at 12:22
El-Guest
11.3k2256
Damn, sniped again.
– Rick van Osta
Aug 17 at 12:22
A little to obvious? :)
– casey
Aug 17 at 12:44
2
The "ghost town" clue gave it away for me, after that the hardest part was finding how the infix fit. Great puzzle though! :)
– El-Guest
Aug 17 at 12:45
add a comment |Â
up vote
9
down vote
accepted
up vote
9
down vote
accepted
Are you
nothing?
My prefix will shut you down,
NO
my suffix a common noun.
a THING
My infix desirable to fit in a gown,
THIN
I am what you might find in a ghost town.
You might find NOTHING in a ghost town.
answered Aug 17 at 12:22
El-Guest
11.3k2256
Are you
nothing?
My prefix will shut you down,
NO
my suffix a common noun.
a THING
My infix desirable to fit in a gown,
THIN
I am what you might find in a ghost town.
You might find NOTHING in a ghost town.
answered Aug 17 at 12:22
El-Guest
11.3k2256
edited Aug 17 at 12:22
answered Aug 17 at 12:22
El-Guest
11.3k2256
answered Aug 17 at 12:22
El-Guest
11.3k2256
answered Aug 17 at 12:22
El-Guest
11.3k2256
11.3k2256
Damn, sniped again.
– Rick van Osta
Aug 17 at 12:22
A little to obvious? :)
– casey
Aug 17 at 12:44
2
The "ghost town" clue gave it away for me, after that the hardest part was finding how the infix fit. Great puzzle though! :)
– El-Guest
Aug 17 at 12:45
add a comment |Â
Damn, sniped again.
– Rick van Osta
Aug 17 at 12:22
A little to obvious? :)
– casey
Aug 17 at 12:44
2
The "ghost town" clue gave it away for me, after that the hardest part was finding how the infix fit. Great puzzle though! :)
– El-Guest
Aug 17 at 12:45
Damn, sniped again.
– Rick van Osta
Aug 17 at 12:22
Damn, sniped again.
– Rick van Osta
Aug 17 at 12:22
A little to obvious? :)
– casey
Aug 17 at 12:44
A little to obvious? :)
– casey
Aug 17 at 12:44
2
2
The "ghost town" clue gave it away for me, after that the hardest part was finding how the infix fit. Great puzzle though! :)
– El-Guest
Aug 17 at 12:45
The "ghost town" clue gave it away for me, after that the hardest part was finding how the infix fit. Great puzzle though! :)
– El-Guest
Aug 17 at 12:45
add a comment |Â
up vote
6
down vote
I know there's already an accepted answer. I'd like to point out that another is possible that (to my mind) works almost exactly equally well.
It's
NOBODY
and its parts are
NO (same as for NOTHING), BOD (instead of THIN; a little too slangy for my taste but is indeed a desirable thing to fit into a gown), BODY (a common noun, about as much so as THING)
and of course
a ghost town contains NOBODY much more literally than it contains NOTHING (it presumably still has buildings, for instance; what makes it a ghost town is precisely the absence of (living) bodies.
answered Aug 17 at 13:20
Gareth McCaughan♦
55.4k3139217
I like this answer too! (+1) from me :)
– El-Guest
Aug 17 at 13:24
Another great answer!
– casey
Aug 17 at 13:26
add a comment |Â
up vote
6
down vote
I know there's already an accepted answer. I'd like to point out that another is possible that (to my mind) works almost exactly equally well.
It's
NOBODY
and its parts are
NO (same as for NOTHING), BOD (instead of THIN; a little too slangy for my taste but is indeed a desirable thing to fit into a gown), BODY (a common noun, about as much so as THING)
and of course
a ghost town contains NOBODY much more literally than it contains NOTHING (it presumably still has buildings, for instance; what makes it a ghost town is precisely the absence of (living) bodies.
answered Aug 17 at 13:20
Gareth McCaughan♦
55.4k3139217
I like this answer too! (+1) from me :)
– El-Guest
Aug 17 at 13:24
Another great answer!
– casey
Aug 17 at 13:26
add a comment |Â
up vote
6
down vote
up vote
6
down vote
I know there's already an accepted answer. I'd like to point out that another is possible that (to my mind) works almost exactly equally well.
It's
NOBODY
and its parts are
NO (same as for NOTHING), BOD (instead of THIN; a little too slangy for my taste but is indeed a desirable thing to fit into a gown), BODY (a common noun, about as much so as THING)
and of course
a ghost town contains NOBODY much more literally than it contains NOTHING (it presumably still has buildings, for instance; what makes it a ghost town is precisely the absence of (living) bodies.
answered Aug 17 at 13:20
Gareth McCaughan♦
55.4k3139217
I know there's already an accepted answer. I'd like to point out that another is possible that (to my mind) works almost exactly equally well.
It's
NOBODY
and its parts are
NO (same as for NOTHING), BOD (instead of THIN; a little too slangy for my taste but is indeed a desirable thing to fit into a gown), BODY (a common noun, about as much so as THING)
and of course
a ghost town contains NOBODY much more literally than it contains NOTHING (it presumably still has buildings, for instance; what makes it a ghost town is precisely the absence of (living) bodies.
answered Aug 17 at 13:20
Gareth McCaughan♦
55.4k3139217
answered Aug 17 at 13:20
Gareth McCaughan♦
55.4k3139217
answered Aug 17 at 13:20
Gareth McCaughan♦
55.4k3139217
answered Aug 17 at 13:20
Gareth McCaughan♦
55.4k3139217
55.4k3139217
I like this answer too! (+1) from me :)
– El-Guest
Aug 17 at 13:24
Another great answer!
– casey
Aug 17 at 13:26
add a comment |Â
I like this answer too! (+1) from me :)
– El-Guest
Aug 17 at 13:24
Another great answer!
– casey
Aug 17 at 13:26
I like this answer too! (+1) from me :)
– El-Guest
Aug 17 at 13:24
I like this answer too! (+1) from me :)
– El-Guest
Aug 17 at 13:24
Another great answer!
– casey
Aug 17 at 13:26
Another great answer!
– casey
Aug 17 at 13:26
add a comment |Â
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