My prefix a trick
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My prefix a trick,
My suffix a tick.
My infix heir to a throne,
Overall, I am useless alone.
What am I?
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My prefix a trick,
My suffix a tick.
My infix heir to a throne,
Overall, I am useless alone.
What am I?
riddle rhyme knowledge
edited Aug 23 at 19:33
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asked Aug 23 at 16:16
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up vote
7
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My prefix a trick,
My suffix a tick.
My infix heir to a throne,
Overall, I am useless alone.
What am I?
riddle rhyme knowledge
edited Aug 23 at 19:33
PerpetualJ
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asked Aug 23 at 16:16
casey
94815
My prefix a trick,
My suffix a tick.
My infix heir to a throne,
Overall, I am useless alone.
What am I?
riddle rhyme knowledge
riddle rhyme knowledge
edited Aug 23 at 19:33
PerpetualJ
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asked Aug 23 at 16:16
casey
94815
edited Aug 23 at 19:33
PerpetualJ
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edited Aug 23 at 19:33
PerpetualJ
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edited Aug 23 at 19:33
PerpetualJ
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PerpetualJ
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This took a moment to figure out; especially the suffix. However, I'm pretty sure I got it:
Consonant
My prefix a trick - Supplied by: Joe-You-Know
Con is a trick.
my suffix a tick
Ant; there are two ways this can be interpreted. The first is the animal tick. In relation to tick, ants are looked at as similar with both being insects to most; however, this is not the case. Ants belong to the class insecta whereas ticks belong to the class Arachnida. The second interpretation is in regards to a clock; more specifically the ticking noise it makes. Ant is defined as a suffix; denoting attribution of an action or state. This definition as a suffix helps relate ant to tick in the second interpretation.
My infix heir to a throne
Son; in most countries, the first born son is heir to the throne.
Overall, I am useless alone.
Most consonants are useless alone.
answered Aug 23 at 17:10
PerpetualJ
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Correct! For the suffix, rot13(V jnf whfg hfvat n jbeq gung pbhyq eryngr gb na nag. Gurer vf ab qrrcre zrnavat ) :)
– casey
Aug 23 at 17:17
2
I was literally going to guess this, but I got sidetracked :( :( :(
– 1848
Aug 23 at 17:21
@casey I would like to refer you to this riddle for some examples on how to rot13(eryngr navznyf va n jnl gung pna or sbhaq; jvgu fbzr rssbeg bs pbhefr). In parallel; this was a good riddle, I enjoyed it!
– PerpetualJ
Aug 23 at 17:23
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Are you
conscionable
My prefix a trick,
A con
my suffix a tick.
able - I've got nothing here, but I'm pretty sure this is the answer
My infix heir to a throne,
scion
Overall, I am useless alone.
conscionable means Acceptable or permissible according to conscience. It is useless if you don't have a conscience.
answered Aug 23 at 16:31
Joe-You-Know
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Not the word I was looking for, but very good guess!
– casey
Aug 23 at 16:33
@casey, Am I reasonably close?
– Joe-You-Know
Aug 23 at 16:33
You're getting there. rot13(Lbh jrer pbeerpg sbe bar bs gur yvarf.)
– casey
Aug 23 at 16:36
@casey rot13(juvpu yvar vf pbeerpg)?
– PerpetualJ
Aug 23 at 17:00
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2 Answers
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2 Answers
2
active
oldest
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active
oldest
votes
active
oldest
votes
up vote
9
down vote
accepted
This took a moment to figure out; especially the suffix. However, I'm pretty sure I got it:
Consonant
My prefix a trick - Supplied by: Joe-You-Know
Con is a trick.
my suffix a tick
Ant; there are two ways this can be interpreted. The first is the animal tick. In relation to tick, ants are looked at as similar with both being insects to most; however, this is not the case. Ants belong to the class insecta whereas ticks belong to the class Arachnida. The second interpretation is in regards to a clock; more specifically the ticking noise it makes. Ant is defined as a suffix; denoting attribution of an action or state. This definition as a suffix helps relate ant to tick in the second interpretation.
My infix heir to a throne
Son; in most countries, the first born son is heir to the throne.
Overall, I am useless alone.
Most consonants are useless alone.
answered Aug 23 at 17:10
PerpetualJ
2,504229
Correct! For the suffix, rot13(V jnf whfg hfvat n jbeq gung pbhyq eryngr gb na nag. Gurer vf ab qrrcre zrnavat ) :)
– casey
Aug 23 at 17:17
2
I was literally going to guess this, but I got sidetracked :( :( :(
– 1848
Aug 23 at 17:21
@casey I would like to refer you to this riddle for some examples on how to rot13(eryngr navznyf va n jnl gung pna or sbhaq; jvgu fbzr rssbeg bs pbhefr). In parallel; this was a good riddle, I enjoyed it!
– PerpetualJ
Aug 23 at 17:23
add a comment |Â
up vote
9
down vote
accepted
This took a moment to figure out; especially the suffix. However, I'm pretty sure I got it:
Consonant
My prefix a trick - Supplied by: Joe-You-Know
Con is a trick.
my suffix a tick
Ant; there are two ways this can be interpreted. The first is the animal tick. In relation to tick, ants are looked at as similar with both being insects to most; however, this is not the case. Ants belong to the class insecta whereas ticks belong to the class Arachnida. The second interpretation is in regards to a clock; more specifically the ticking noise it makes. Ant is defined as a suffix; denoting attribution of an action or state. This definition as a suffix helps relate ant to tick in the second interpretation.
My infix heir to a throne
Son; in most countries, the first born son is heir to the throne.
Overall, I am useless alone.
Most consonants are useless alone.
answered Aug 23 at 17:10
PerpetualJ
2,504229
Correct! For the suffix, rot13(V jnf whfg hfvat n jbeq gung pbhyq eryngr gb na nag. Gurer vf ab qrrcre zrnavat ) :)
– casey
Aug 23 at 17:17
2
I was literally going to guess this, but I got sidetracked :( :( :(
– 1848
Aug 23 at 17:21
@casey I would like to refer you to this riddle for some examples on how to rot13(eryngr navznyf va n jnl gung pna or sbhaq; jvgu fbzr rssbeg bs pbhefr). In parallel; this was a good riddle, I enjoyed it!
– PerpetualJ
Aug 23 at 17:23
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up vote
9
down vote
accepted
up vote
9
down vote
accepted
This took a moment to figure out; especially the suffix. However, I'm pretty sure I got it:
Consonant
My prefix a trick - Supplied by: Joe-You-Know
Con is a trick.
my suffix a tick
Ant; there are two ways this can be interpreted. The first is the animal tick. In relation to tick, ants are looked at as similar with both being insects to most; however, this is not the case. Ants belong to the class insecta whereas ticks belong to the class Arachnida. The second interpretation is in regards to a clock; more specifically the ticking noise it makes. Ant is defined as a suffix; denoting attribution of an action or state. This definition as a suffix helps relate ant to tick in the second interpretation.
My infix heir to a throne
Son; in most countries, the first born son is heir to the throne.
Overall, I am useless alone.
Most consonants are useless alone.
answered Aug 23 at 17:10
PerpetualJ
2,504229
This took a moment to figure out; especially the suffix. However, I'm pretty sure I got it:
Consonant
My prefix a trick - Supplied by: Joe-You-Know
Con is a trick.
my suffix a tick
Ant; there are two ways this can be interpreted. The first is the animal tick. In relation to tick, ants are looked at as similar with both being insects to most; however, this is not the case. Ants belong to the class insecta whereas ticks belong to the class Arachnida. The second interpretation is in regards to a clock; more specifically the ticking noise it makes. Ant is defined as a suffix; denoting attribution of an action or state. This definition as a suffix helps relate ant to tick in the second interpretation.
My infix heir to a throne
Son; in most countries, the first born son is heir to the throne.
Overall, I am useless alone.
Most consonants are useless alone.
answered Aug 23 at 17:10
PerpetualJ
2,504229
edited Aug 23 at 17:39
answered Aug 23 at 17:10
PerpetualJ
2,504229
answered Aug 23 at 17:10
PerpetualJ
2,504229
answered Aug 23 at 17:10
PerpetualJ
2,504229
2,504229
Correct! For the suffix, rot13(V jnf whfg hfvat n jbeq gung pbhyq eryngr gb na nag. Gurer vf ab qrrcre zrnavat ) :)
– casey
Aug 23 at 17:17
2
I was literally going to guess this, but I got sidetracked :( :( :(
– 1848
Aug 23 at 17:21
@casey I would like to refer you to this riddle for some examples on how to rot13(eryngr navznyf va n jnl gung pna or sbhaq; jvgu fbzr rssbeg bs pbhefr). In parallel; this was a good riddle, I enjoyed it!
– PerpetualJ
Aug 23 at 17:23
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Correct! For the suffix, rot13(V jnf whfg hfvat n jbeq gung pbhyq eryngr gb na nag. Gurer vf ab qrrcre zrnavat ) :)
– casey
Aug 23 at 17:17
2
I was literally going to guess this, but I got sidetracked :( :( :(
– 1848
Aug 23 at 17:21
@casey I would like to refer you to this riddle for some examples on how to rot13(eryngr navznyf va n jnl gung pna or sbhaq; jvgu fbzr rssbeg bs pbhefr). In parallel; this was a good riddle, I enjoyed it!
– PerpetualJ
Aug 23 at 17:23
Correct! For the suffix, rot13(V jnf whfg hfvat n jbeq gung pbhyq eryngr gb na nag. Gurer vf ab qrrcre zrnavat ) :)
– casey
Aug 23 at 17:17
Correct! For the suffix, rot13(V jnf whfg hfvat n jbeq gung pbhyq eryngr gb na nag. Gurer vf ab qrrcre zrnavat ) :)
– casey
Aug 23 at 17:17
2
2
I was literally going to guess this, but I got sidetracked :( :( :(
– 1848
Aug 23 at 17:21
I was literally going to guess this, but I got sidetracked :( :( :(
– 1848
Aug 23 at 17:21
@casey I would like to refer you to this riddle for some examples on how to rot13(eryngr navznyf va n jnl gung pna or sbhaq; jvgu fbzr rssbeg bs pbhefr). In parallel; this was a good riddle, I enjoyed it!
– PerpetualJ
Aug 23 at 17:23
@casey I would like to refer you to this riddle for some examples on how to rot13(eryngr navznyf va n jnl gung pna or sbhaq; jvgu fbzr rssbeg bs pbhefr). In parallel; this was a good riddle, I enjoyed it!
– PerpetualJ
Aug 23 at 17:23
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up vote
4
down vote
Are you
conscionable
My prefix a trick,
A con
my suffix a tick.
able - I've got nothing here, but I'm pretty sure this is the answer
My infix heir to a throne,
scion
Overall, I am useless alone.
conscionable means Acceptable or permissible according to conscience. It is useless if you don't have a conscience.
answered Aug 23 at 16:31
Joe-You-Know
6,0822969
Not the word I was looking for, but very good guess!
– casey
Aug 23 at 16:33
@casey, Am I reasonably close?
– Joe-You-Know
Aug 23 at 16:33
You're getting there. rot13(Lbh jrer pbeerpg sbe bar bs gur yvarf.)
– casey
Aug 23 at 16:36
@casey rot13(juvpu yvar vf pbeerpg)?
– PerpetualJ
Aug 23 at 17:00
add a comment |Â
up vote
4
down vote
Are you
conscionable
My prefix a trick,
A con
my suffix a tick.
able - I've got nothing here, but I'm pretty sure this is the answer
My infix heir to a throne,
scion
Overall, I am useless alone.
conscionable means Acceptable or permissible according to conscience. It is useless if you don't have a conscience.
answered Aug 23 at 16:31
Joe-You-Know
6,0822969
Not the word I was looking for, but very good guess!
– casey
Aug 23 at 16:33
@casey, Am I reasonably close?
– Joe-You-Know
Aug 23 at 16:33
You're getting there. rot13(Lbh jrer pbeerpg sbe bar bs gur yvarf.)
– casey
Aug 23 at 16:36
@casey rot13(juvpu yvar vf pbeerpg)?
– PerpetualJ
Aug 23 at 17:00
add a comment |Â
up vote
4
down vote
up vote
4
down vote
Are you
conscionable
My prefix a trick,
A con
my suffix a tick.
able - I've got nothing here, but I'm pretty sure this is the answer
My infix heir to a throne,
scion
Overall, I am useless alone.
conscionable means Acceptable or permissible according to conscience. It is useless if you don't have a conscience.
answered Aug 23 at 16:31
Joe-You-Know
6,0822969
Are you
conscionable
My prefix a trick,
A con
my suffix a tick.
able - I've got nothing here, but I'm pretty sure this is the answer
My infix heir to a throne,
scion
Overall, I am useless alone.
conscionable means Acceptable or permissible according to conscience. It is useless if you don't have a conscience.
answered Aug 23 at 16:31
Joe-You-Know
6,0822969
answered Aug 23 at 16:31
Joe-You-Know
6,0822969
answered Aug 23 at 16:31
Joe-You-Know
6,0822969
answered Aug 23 at 16:31
Joe-You-Know
6,0822969
6,0822969
Not the word I was looking for, but very good guess!
– casey
Aug 23 at 16:33
@casey, Am I reasonably close?
– Joe-You-Know
Aug 23 at 16:33
You're getting there. rot13(Lbh jrer pbeerpg sbe bar bs gur yvarf.)
– casey
Aug 23 at 16:36
@casey rot13(juvpu yvar vf pbeerpg)?
– PerpetualJ
Aug 23 at 17:00
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Not the word I was looking for, but very good guess!
– casey
Aug 23 at 16:33
@casey, Am I reasonably close?
– Joe-You-Know
Aug 23 at 16:33
You're getting there. rot13(Lbh jrer pbeerpg sbe bar bs gur yvarf.)
– casey
Aug 23 at 16:36
@casey rot13(juvpu yvar vf pbeerpg)?
– PerpetualJ
Aug 23 at 17:00
Not the word I was looking for, but very good guess!
– casey
Aug 23 at 16:33
Not the word I was looking for, but very good guess!
– casey
Aug 23 at 16:33
@casey, Am I reasonably close?
– Joe-You-Know
Aug 23 at 16:33
@casey, Am I reasonably close?
– Joe-You-Know
Aug 23 at 16:33
You're getting there. rot13(Lbh jrer pbeerpg sbe bar bs gur yvarf.)
– casey
Aug 23 at 16:36
You're getting there. rot13(Lbh jrer pbeerpg sbe bar bs gur yvarf.)
– casey
Aug 23 at 16:36
@casey rot13(juvpu yvar vf pbeerpg)?
– PerpetualJ
Aug 23 at 17:00
@casey rot13(juvpu yvar vf pbeerpg)?
– PerpetualJ
Aug 23 at 17:00
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