Homophone Riddle 7
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This one can't be hard.
These homophones deal with money
I can have a person on me
Or I could have a flower
When they get to one hundred they use paper
What are the homophones?
Hint:
Think about coins, not value
riddle word
asked Oct 4 at 2:50
Duck
887114
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up vote
9
down vote
favorite
This one can't be hard.
These homophones deal with money
I can have a person on me
Or I could have a flower
When they get to one hundred they use paper
What are the homophones?
Hint:
Think about coins, not value
riddle word
asked Oct 4 at 2:50
Duck
887114
2
Been waiting for this. (+1) :D
– Kevin L
Oct 4 at 2:54
Having trouble making a hint...
– Duck
2 days ago
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up vote
9
down vote
favorite
up vote
9
down vote
favorite
This one can't be hard.
These homophones deal with money
I can have a person on me
Or I could have a flower
When they get to one hundred they use paper
What are the homophones?
Hint:
Think about coins, not value
riddle word
asked Oct 4 at 2:50
Duck
887114
This one can't be hard.
These homophones deal with money
I can have a person on me
Or I could have a flower
When they get to one hundred they use paper
What are the homophones?
Hint:
Think about coins, not value
riddle word
riddle word
asked Oct 4 at 2:50
Duck
887114
asked Oct 4 at 2:50
Duck
887114
edited yesterday
asked Oct 4 at 2:50
Duck
887114
asked Oct 4 at 2:50
Duck
887114
asked Oct 4 at 2:50
Duck
887114
887114
2
Been waiting for this. (+1) :D
– Kevin L
Oct 4 at 2:54
Having trouble making a hint...
– Duck
2 days ago
add a comment |Â
2
Been waiting for this. (+1) :D
– Kevin L
Oct 4 at 2:54
Having trouble making a hint...
– Duck
2 days ago
2
2
Been waiting for this. (+1) :D
– Kevin L
Oct 4 at 2:54
Been waiting for this. (+1) :D
– Kevin L
Oct 4 at 2:54
Having trouble making a hint...
– Duck
2 days ago
Having trouble making a hint...
– Duck
2 days ago
add a comment |Â
5 Answers
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You’re talking about
PENNY and PENNI.
These homophones deal with money
A Penny is one cent, equal to one hundredth of a dollar. A Penni is a Finnish currency unit, equal to one hundredth of a markka.
I can have a person on me
Could be Queen Elizabeth II, at least for the old Canadian pennies.
Or I could have a flower
A Finnish penni can have a flower on it.
When they get to one hundred they use paper
One hundred pennies is a paper US dollar. One hundred pennis is a paper Finnish markka.
answered 23 hours ago
El-Guest
14.4k3269
1
Yay! This is it! :) +1
– Duck
11 hours ago
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up vote
10
down vote
These homophones deal with money
Could they be scent and cent? Maybe also bill and Bill or Ben and Ben? (I'm not sure how many to find.)
I can have a person on me
A cent or a bill can have a person on you, a Ben (Franklin) is a US one hundred.
Or I could have a flower
Flowers have scents
They both come from one hundred
Cent is French for one hundred, and a Ben is a US one hundred.
answered Oct 4 at 2:55
El-Guest
14.4k3269
You're on the scent but not quite! :) +1
– Duck
Oct 4 at 3:17
flowers have scents, but scents don't have a flower :P
– Cashbee
2 days ago
@Duck - is it just the reasoning that is wrong? or are the homophones wrong
– deep thought
yesterday
Probably doesn't count, and is in the wrong direction, but there is the U.S. wheat penny, which has at one point featured two ears of wheat that are post flowering stage.
– a sandwhich
yesterday
The homophones are wrong, but @asandwhich is so close if you don't go on with the wheat
– Duck
yesterday
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up vote
2
down vote
These homophones deal with money
saint and cent
(saint helenian pounds(shp) is a currency)
I can have a person on me or I could have a flower
the cents have person or flower engraved on them
(for example canadian cent has flower on one side and person on other side)
When they get to one hundred they use paper
100 cent = 1 dollar paper note
edited Oct 4 at 10:46
Shahriar Mahmud Sajid
3,169528
answered Oct 4 at 10:36
Komal Pathade
913
Sorry, but nope :) +1
– Duck
Oct 5 at 0:19
add a comment |Â
up vote
2
down vote
fun answer - Is it..
Me? (Cashbee)
These homophones deal with money
Cashbee
I can have a person on me
I love giving piggyback rides
Or I could have a flower
As a bee, I love flowers
When they get to one hundred they use paper
I can't count over a hundred in my head. I need to write the numbers down from that point on.
answered 2 days ago
Cashbee
1,36515
If fun answer like this one are not welcome, please let me know and I will stop posting them (as long as I'm certain that they're incorrect like this one)
– Cashbee
2 days ago
They are very much welcome but for this one maybe you could have said it in the comments but this is not a homophone pair :) +1
– Duck
2 days ago
Also, how would I know that you like to give piggy-back rides?
– Duck
2 days ago
add a comment |Â
up vote
2
down vote
I suppose it's
penny and peony
which are
a coin(which can have people on it, and when you have 100 pennies it is equivalent to a dollar bill) and a flower respectively
answered yesterday
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Penny is right, but peony isn't. Nice job, though and have fun puzzling +1
– Duck
yesterday
@Duck Woohoo, I can finally put my bots into action :)
– Quintec
10 hours ago
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5 Answers
5
active
oldest
votes
5 Answers
5
active
oldest
votes
active
oldest
votes
active
oldest
votes
up vote
3
down vote
accepted
You’re talking about
PENNY and PENNI.
These homophones deal with money
A Penny is one cent, equal to one hundredth of a dollar. A Penni is a Finnish currency unit, equal to one hundredth of a markka.
I can have a person on me
Could be Queen Elizabeth II, at least for the old Canadian pennies.
Or I could have a flower
A Finnish penni can have a flower on it.
When they get to one hundred they use paper
One hundred pennies is a paper US dollar. One hundred pennis is a paper Finnish markka.
answered 23 hours ago
El-Guest
14.4k3269
1
Yay! This is it! :) +1
– Duck
11 hours ago
add a comment |Â
up vote
3
down vote
accepted
You’re talking about
PENNY and PENNI.
These homophones deal with money
A Penny is one cent, equal to one hundredth of a dollar. A Penni is a Finnish currency unit, equal to one hundredth of a markka.
I can have a person on me
Could be Queen Elizabeth II, at least for the old Canadian pennies.
Or I could have a flower
A Finnish penni can have a flower on it.
When they get to one hundred they use paper
One hundred pennies is a paper US dollar. One hundred pennis is a paper Finnish markka.
answered 23 hours ago
El-Guest
14.4k3269
1
Yay! This is it! :) +1
– Duck
11 hours ago
add a comment |Â
up vote
3
down vote
accepted
up vote
3
down vote
accepted
You’re talking about
PENNY and PENNI.
These homophones deal with money
A Penny is one cent, equal to one hundredth of a dollar. A Penni is a Finnish currency unit, equal to one hundredth of a markka.
I can have a person on me
Could be Queen Elizabeth II, at least for the old Canadian pennies.
Or I could have a flower
A Finnish penni can have a flower on it.
When they get to one hundred they use paper
One hundred pennies is a paper US dollar. One hundred pennis is a paper Finnish markka.
answered 23 hours ago
El-Guest
14.4k3269
You’re talking about
PENNY and PENNI.
These homophones deal with money
A Penny is one cent, equal to one hundredth of a dollar. A Penni is a Finnish currency unit, equal to one hundredth of a markka.
I can have a person on me
Could be Queen Elizabeth II, at least for the old Canadian pennies.
Or I could have a flower
A Finnish penni can have a flower on it.
When they get to one hundred they use paper
One hundred pennies is a paper US dollar. One hundred pennis is a paper Finnish markka.
answered 23 hours ago
El-Guest
14.4k3269
answered 23 hours ago
El-Guest
14.4k3269
answered 23 hours ago
El-Guest
14.4k3269
answered 23 hours ago
El-Guest
14.4k3269
14.4k3269
1
Yay! This is it! :) +1
– Duck
11 hours ago
add a comment |Â
1
Yay! This is it! :) +1
– Duck
11 hours ago
1
1
Yay! This is it! :) +1
– Duck
11 hours ago
Yay! This is it! :) +1
– Duck
11 hours ago
add a comment |Â
up vote
10
down vote
These homophones deal with money
Could they be scent and cent? Maybe also bill and Bill or Ben and Ben? (I'm not sure how many to find.)
I can have a person on me
A cent or a bill can have a person on you, a Ben (Franklin) is a US one hundred.
Or I could have a flower
Flowers have scents
They both come from one hundred
Cent is French for one hundred, and a Ben is a US one hundred.
answered Oct 4 at 2:55
El-Guest
14.4k3269
You're on the scent but not quite! :) +1
– Duck
Oct 4 at 3:17
flowers have scents, but scents don't have a flower :P
– Cashbee
2 days ago
@Duck - is it just the reasoning that is wrong? or are the homophones wrong
– deep thought
yesterday
Probably doesn't count, and is in the wrong direction, but there is the U.S. wheat penny, which has at one point featured two ears of wheat that are post flowering stage.
– a sandwhich
yesterday
The homophones are wrong, but @asandwhich is so close if you don't go on with the wheat
– Duck
yesterday
add a comment |Â
up vote
10
down vote
These homophones deal with money
Could they be scent and cent? Maybe also bill and Bill or Ben and Ben? (I'm not sure how many to find.)
I can have a person on me
A cent or a bill can have a person on you, a Ben (Franklin) is a US one hundred.
Or I could have a flower
Flowers have scents
They both come from one hundred
Cent is French for one hundred, and a Ben is a US one hundred.
answered Oct 4 at 2:55
El-Guest
14.4k3269
You're on the scent but not quite! :) +1
– Duck
Oct 4 at 3:17
flowers have scents, but scents don't have a flower :P
– Cashbee
2 days ago
@Duck - is it just the reasoning that is wrong? or are the homophones wrong
– deep thought
yesterday
Probably doesn't count, and is in the wrong direction, but there is the U.S. wheat penny, which has at one point featured two ears of wheat that are post flowering stage.
– a sandwhich
yesterday
The homophones are wrong, but @asandwhich is so close if you don't go on with the wheat
– Duck
yesterday
add a comment |Â
up vote
10
down vote
up vote
10
down vote
These homophones deal with money
Could they be scent and cent? Maybe also bill and Bill or Ben and Ben? (I'm not sure how many to find.)
I can have a person on me
A cent or a bill can have a person on you, a Ben (Franklin) is a US one hundred.
Or I could have a flower
Flowers have scents
They both come from one hundred
Cent is French for one hundred, and a Ben is a US one hundred.
answered Oct 4 at 2:55
El-Guest
14.4k3269
These homophones deal with money
Could they be scent and cent? Maybe also bill and Bill or Ben and Ben? (I'm not sure how many to find.)
I can have a person on me
A cent or a bill can have a person on you, a Ben (Franklin) is a US one hundred.
Or I could have a flower
Flowers have scents
They both come from one hundred
Cent is French for one hundred, and a Ben is a US one hundred.
answered Oct 4 at 2:55
El-Guest
14.4k3269
answered Oct 4 at 2:55
El-Guest
14.4k3269
answered Oct 4 at 2:55
El-Guest
14.4k3269
answered Oct 4 at 2:55
El-Guest
14.4k3269
14.4k3269
You're on the scent but not quite! :) +1
– Duck
Oct 4 at 3:17
flowers have scents, but scents don't have a flower :P
– Cashbee
2 days ago
@Duck - is it just the reasoning that is wrong? or are the homophones wrong
– deep thought
yesterday
Probably doesn't count, and is in the wrong direction, but there is the U.S. wheat penny, which has at one point featured two ears of wheat that are post flowering stage.
– a sandwhich
yesterday
The homophones are wrong, but @asandwhich is so close if you don't go on with the wheat
– Duck
yesterday
add a comment |Â
You're on the scent but not quite! :) +1
– Duck
Oct 4 at 3:17
flowers have scents, but scents don't have a flower :P
– Cashbee
2 days ago
@Duck - is it just the reasoning that is wrong? or are the homophones wrong
– deep thought
yesterday
Probably doesn't count, and is in the wrong direction, but there is the U.S. wheat penny, which has at one point featured two ears of wheat that are post flowering stage.
– a sandwhich
yesterday
The homophones are wrong, but @asandwhich is so close if you don't go on with the wheat
– Duck
yesterday
You're on the scent but not quite! :) +1
– Duck
Oct 4 at 3:17
You're on the scent but not quite! :) +1
– Duck
Oct 4 at 3:17
flowers have scents, but scents don't have a flower :P
– Cashbee
2 days ago
flowers have scents, but scents don't have a flower :P
– Cashbee
2 days ago
@Duck - is it just the reasoning that is wrong? or are the homophones wrong
– deep thought
yesterday
@Duck - is it just the reasoning that is wrong? or are the homophones wrong
– deep thought
yesterday
Probably doesn't count, and is in the wrong direction, but there is the U.S. wheat penny, which has at one point featured two ears of wheat that are post flowering stage.
– a sandwhich
yesterday
Probably doesn't count, and is in the wrong direction, but there is the U.S. wheat penny, which has at one point featured two ears of wheat that are post flowering stage.
– a sandwhich
yesterday
The homophones are wrong, but @asandwhich is so close if you don't go on with the wheat
– Duck
yesterday
The homophones are wrong, but @asandwhich is so close if you don't go on with the wheat
– Duck
yesterday
add a comment |Â
up vote
2
down vote
These homophones deal with money
saint and cent
(saint helenian pounds(shp) is a currency)
I can have a person on me or I could have a flower
the cents have person or flower engraved on them
(for example canadian cent has flower on one side and person on other side)
When they get to one hundred they use paper
100 cent = 1 dollar paper note
edited Oct 4 at 10:46
Shahriar Mahmud Sajid
3,169528
answered Oct 4 at 10:36
Komal Pathade
913
Sorry, but nope :) +1
– Duck
Oct 5 at 0:19
add a comment |Â
up vote
2
down vote
These homophones deal with money
saint and cent
(saint helenian pounds(shp) is a currency)
I can have a person on me or I could have a flower
the cents have person or flower engraved on them
(for example canadian cent has flower on one side and person on other side)
When they get to one hundred they use paper
100 cent = 1 dollar paper note
edited Oct 4 at 10:46
Shahriar Mahmud Sajid
3,169528
answered Oct 4 at 10:36
Komal Pathade
913
Sorry, but nope :) +1
– Duck
Oct 5 at 0:19
add a comment |Â
up vote
2
down vote
up vote
2
down vote
These homophones deal with money
saint and cent
(saint helenian pounds(shp) is a currency)
I can have a person on me or I could have a flower
the cents have person or flower engraved on them
(for example canadian cent has flower on one side and person on other side)
When they get to one hundred they use paper
100 cent = 1 dollar paper note
edited Oct 4 at 10:46
Shahriar Mahmud Sajid
3,169528
answered Oct 4 at 10:36
Komal Pathade
913
These homophones deal with money
saint and cent
(saint helenian pounds(shp) is a currency)
I can have a person on me or I could have a flower
the cents have person or flower engraved on them
(for example canadian cent has flower on one side and person on other side)
When they get to one hundred they use paper
100 cent = 1 dollar paper note
edited Oct 4 at 10:46
Shahriar Mahmud Sajid
3,169528
answered Oct 4 at 10:36
Komal Pathade
913
edited Oct 4 at 10:46
Shahriar Mahmud Sajid
3,169528
edited Oct 4 at 10:46
Shahriar Mahmud Sajid
3,169528
edited Oct 4 at 10:46
Shahriar Mahmud Sajid
3,169528
3,169528
answered Oct 4 at 10:36
Komal Pathade
913
answered Oct 4 at 10:36
Komal Pathade
913
answered Oct 4 at 10:36
Komal Pathade
913
913
Sorry, but nope :) +1
– Duck
Oct 5 at 0:19
add a comment |Â
Sorry, but nope :) +1
– Duck
Oct 5 at 0:19
Sorry, but nope :) +1
– Duck
Oct 5 at 0:19
Sorry, but nope :) +1
– Duck
Oct 5 at 0:19
add a comment |Â
up vote
2
down vote
fun answer - Is it..
Me? (Cashbee)
These homophones deal with money
Cashbee
I can have a person on me
I love giving piggyback rides
Or I could have a flower
As a bee, I love flowers
When they get to one hundred they use paper
I can't count over a hundred in my head. I need to write the numbers down from that point on.
answered 2 days ago
Cashbee
1,36515
If fun answer like this one are not welcome, please let me know and I will stop posting them (as long as I'm certain that they're incorrect like this one)
– Cashbee
2 days ago
They are very much welcome but for this one maybe you could have said it in the comments but this is not a homophone pair :) +1
– Duck
2 days ago
Also, how would I know that you like to give piggy-back rides?
– Duck
2 days ago
add a comment |Â
up vote
2
down vote
fun answer - Is it..
Me? (Cashbee)
These homophones deal with money
Cashbee
I can have a person on me
I love giving piggyback rides
Or I could have a flower
As a bee, I love flowers
When they get to one hundred they use paper
I can't count over a hundred in my head. I need to write the numbers down from that point on.
answered 2 days ago
Cashbee
1,36515
If fun answer like this one are not welcome, please let me know and I will stop posting them (as long as I'm certain that they're incorrect like this one)
– Cashbee
2 days ago
They are very much welcome but for this one maybe you could have said it in the comments but this is not a homophone pair :) +1
– Duck
2 days ago
Also, how would I know that you like to give piggy-back rides?
– Duck
2 days ago
add a comment |Â
up vote
2
down vote
up vote
2
down vote
fun answer - Is it..
Me? (Cashbee)
These homophones deal with money
Cashbee
I can have a person on me
I love giving piggyback rides
Or I could have a flower
As a bee, I love flowers
When they get to one hundred they use paper
I can't count over a hundred in my head. I need to write the numbers down from that point on.
answered 2 days ago
Cashbee
1,36515
fun answer - Is it..
Me? (Cashbee)
These homophones deal with money
Cashbee
I can have a person on me
I love giving piggyback rides
Or I could have a flower
As a bee, I love flowers
When they get to one hundred they use paper
I can't count over a hundred in my head. I need to write the numbers down from that point on.
answered 2 days ago
Cashbee
1,36515
answered 2 days ago
Cashbee
1,36515
answered 2 days ago
Cashbee
1,36515
answered 2 days ago
Cashbee
1,36515
1,36515
If fun answer like this one are not welcome, please let me know and I will stop posting them (as long as I'm certain that they're incorrect like this one)
– Cashbee
2 days ago
They are very much welcome but for this one maybe you could have said it in the comments but this is not a homophone pair :) +1
– Duck
2 days ago
Also, how would I know that you like to give piggy-back rides?
– Duck
2 days ago
add a comment |Â
If fun answer like this one are not welcome, please let me know and I will stop posting them (as long as I'm certain that they're incorrect like this one)
– Cashbee
2 days ago
They are very much welcome but for this one maybe you could have said it in the comments but this is not a homophone pair :) +1
– Duck
2 days ago
Also, how would I know that you like to give piggy-back rides?
– Duck
2 days ago
If fun answer like this one are not welcome, please let me know and I will stop posting them (as long as I'm certain that they're incorrect like this one)
– Cashbee
2 days ago
If fun answer like this one are not welcome, please let me know and I will stop posting them (as long as I'm certain that they're incorrect like this one)
– Cashbee
2 days ago
They are very much welcome but for this one maybe you could have said it in the comments but this is not a homophone pair :) +1
– Duck
2 days ago
They are very much welcome but for this one maybe you could have said it in the comments but this is not a homophone pair :) +1
– Duck
2 days ago
Also, how would I know that you like to give piggy-back rides?
– Duck
2 days ago
Also, how would I know that you like to give piggy-back rides?
– Duck
2 days ago
add a comment |Â
up vote
2
down vote
I suppose it's
penny and peony
which are
a coin(which can have people on it, and when you have 100 pennies it is equivalent to a dollar bill) and a flower respectively
answered yesterday
Quark
213
New contributor
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Penny is right, but peony isn't. Nice job, though and have fun puzzling +1
– Duck
yesterday
@Duck Woohoo, I can finally put my bots into action :)
– Quintec
10 hours ago
add a comment |Â
up vote
2
down vote
I suppose it's
penny and peony
which are
a coin(which can have people on it, and when you have 100 pennies it is equivalent to a dollar bill) and a flower respectively
answered yesterday
Quark
213
New contributor
Quark is a new contributor to this site. Take care in asking for clarification, commenting, and answering.
Check out our Code of Conduct.
Penny is right, but peony isn't. Nice job, though and have fun puzzling +1
– Duck
yesterday
@Duck Woohoo, I can finally put my bots into action :)
– Quintec
10 hours ago
add a comment |Â
up vote
2
down vote
up vote
2
down vote
I suppose it's
penny and peony
which are
a coin(which can have people on it, and when you have 100 pennies it is equivalent to a dollar bill) and a flower respectively
answered yesterday
Quark
213
New contributor
Quark is a new contributor to this site. Take care in asking for clarification, commenting, and answering.
Check out our Code of Conduct.
I suppose it's
penny and peony
which are
a coin(which can have people on it, and when you have 100 pennies it is equivalent to a dollar bill) and a flower respectively
answered yesterday
Quark
213
New contributor
Quark is a new contributor to this site. Take care in asking for clarification, commenting, and answering.
Check out our Code of Conduct.
answered yesterday
Quark
213
New contributor
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Check out our Code of Conduct.
answered yesterday
Quark
213
answered yesterday
Quark
213
213
New contributor
Quark is a new contributor to this site. Take care in asking for clarification, commenting, and answering.
Check out our Code of Conduct.
New contributor
Quark is a new contributor to this site. Take care in asking for clarification, commenting, and answering.
Check out our Code of Conduct.
Quark is a new contributor to this site. Take care in asking for clarification, commenting, and answering.
Check out our Code of Conduct.
Penny is right, but peony isn't. Nice job, though and have fun puzzling +1
– Duck
yesterday
@Duck Woohoo, I can finally put my bots into action :)
– Quintec
10 hours ago
add a comment |Â
Penny is right, but peony isn't. Nice job, though and have fun puzzling +1
– Duck
yesterday
@Duck Woohoo, I can finally put my bots into action :)
– Quintec
10 hours ago
Penny is right, but peony isn't. Nice job, though and have fun puzzling +1
– Duck
yesterday
Penny is right, but peony isn't. Nice job, though and have fun puzzling +1
– Duck
yesterday
@Duck Woohoo, I can finally put my bots into action :)
– Quintec
10 hours ago
@Duck Woohoo, I can finally put my bots into action :)
– Quintec
10 hours ago
add a comment |Â
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Been waiting for this. (+1) :D
– Kevin L
Oct 4 at 2:54
Having trouble making a hint...
– Duck
2 days ago