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My body leaves; my core can stay
Announcing the arrival of Valued Associate #679: Cesar Manara
Planned maintenance scheduled April 23, 2019 at 23:30 UTC (7:30pm US/Eastern)A sensation from the Egyptian crossRiddle: You made me what I am today - What am I?Keep me well and I stay whole, What am I?Shining holder - What am I?A Circular RiddleI Have No LungsI Must Ask You ThisA transgenre puzzle with rowingWho am I? A puzzle in partsI can't die. Who am I?
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My body leaves; my core can stay,
Where I shall breathe another way.
The route of south I always linger.
My arms have arms; my ring no finger.
What am I?
riddle wordplay rhyme poetry
asked Apr 12 at 19:23
rybo111rybo111
2,10121740
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$begingroup$
My body leaves; my core can stay,
Where I shall breathe another way.
The route of south I always linger.
My arms have arms; my ring no finger.
What am I?
riddle wordplay rhyme poetry
asked Apr 12 at 19:23
rybo111rybo111
2,10121740
$endgroup$
add a comment |
$begingroup$
My body leaves; my core can stay,
Where I shall breathe another way.
The route of south I always linger.
My arms have arms; my ring no finger.
What am I?
riddle wordplay rhyme poetry
asked Apr 12 at 19:23
rybo111rybo111
2,10121740
$endgroup$
My body leaves; my core can stay,
Where I shall breathe another way.
The route of south I always linger.
My arms have arms; my ring no finger.
What am I?
riddle wordplay rhyme poetry
riddle wordplay rhyme poetry
asked Apr 12 at 19:23
rybo111rybo111
2,10121740
asked Apr 12 at 19:23
rybo111rybo111
2,10121740
asked Apr 12 at 19:23
rybo111rybo111
2,10121740
asked Apr 12 at 19:23
rybo111rybo111
2,10121740
asked Apr 12 at 19:23
rybo111rybo111
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2,10121740
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Are you a:
tree?
My body leaves; my core can stay,
A double meaning: The body is leafs/leaves, and when they go away for the winter, the trunk/core remains
Where I shall breathe another way.
With no leaves, a tree can still exchange oxygen and CO2, just in a more dormant state
The route of south I always linger.
Route/root is another double meaning. [Via OP: roots stretch downward, and are harder to move the deeper they go]
My arms have arms; my ring no finger.
The arms are branches, which can have more branches stemming from them. Tree trunks can have rings, but do not have fingers.
answered Apr 12 at 19:59
TwoBitOperationTwoBitOperation
8,61411667
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1
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Ah: (rot13) Gur shegure fbhgu, gur yngre yrnirf yrnir?
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– Weather Vane
Apr 12 at 20:04
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Spoiler for line 3 since you're on the right lines: (rot13) Ebbgf tb qbjajneq jurer gur gerr erfvqrf
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– rybo111
Apr 13 at 6:21
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Thanks, updated!
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– TwoBitOperation
Apr 13 at 20:15
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Partial answer.
Are you:
A planet or galaxy?
My rough thinking:
When a big planet explodes, it leaves its core behind. Also, planets have rings...
A galaxy have arms :) I have no idea how the other hints apply to this.
answered Apr 12 at 23:56
Chris HappyChris Happy
33725
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add a comment |
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Are you a
Black hole ?
Because :
A black hole is the core of a former star, whose most of its matter was expulsed through space via a supernova.
Black holes are often surrounded by rings of hot gas. No idea for the arms or the south hints though.
answered Apr 13 at 0:18
Harmonic SunHarmonic Sun
101
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The arms might be rot13(dhnfnef) but it seems like a bit of a stretch, I suppose.
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– user477343
Apr 14 at 3:06
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$begingroup$
Are you a:
tree?
My body leaves; my core can stay,
A double meaning: The body is leafs/leaves, and when they go away for the winter, the trunk/core remains
Where I shall breathe another way.
With no leaves, a tree can still exchange oxygen and CO2, just in a more dormant state
The route of south I always linger.
Route/root is another double meaning. [Via OP: roots stretch downward, and are harder to move the deeper they go]
My arms have arms; my ring no finger.
The arms are branches, which can have more branches stemming from them. Tree trunks can have rings, but do not have fingers.
answered Apr 12 at 19:59
TwoBitOperationTwoBitOperation
8,61411667
$endgroup$
1
$begingroup$
Ah: (rot13) Gur shegure fbhgu, gur yngre yrnirf yrnir?
$endgroup$
– Weather Vane
Apr 12 at 20:04
$begingroup$
Spoiler for line 3 since you're on the right lines: (rot13) Ebbgf tb qbjajneq jurer gur gerr erfvqrf
$endgroup$
– rybo111
Apr 13 at 6:21
$begingroup$
Thanks, updated!
$endgroup$
– TwoBitOperation
Apr 13 at 20:15
add a comment |
$begingroup$
Are you a:
tree?
My body leaves; my core can stay,
A double meaning: The body is leafs/leaves, and when they go away for the winter, the trunk/core remains
Where I shall breathe another way.
With no leaves, a tree can still exchange oxygen and CO2, just in a more dormant state
The route of south I always linger.
Route/root is another double meaning. [Via OP: roots stretch downward, and are harder to move the deeper they go]
My arms have arms; my ring no finger.
The arms are branches, which can have more branches stemming from them. Tree trunks can have rings, but do not have fingers.
answered Apr 12 at 19:59
TwoBitOperationTwoBitOperation
8,61411667
$endgroup$
1
$begingroup$
Ah: (rot13) Gur shegure fbhgu, gur yngre yrnirf yrnir?
$endgroup$
– Weather Vane
Apr 12 at 20:04
$begingroup$
Spoiler for line 3 since you're on the right lines: (rot13) Ebbgf tb qbjajneq jurer gur gerr erfvqrf
$endgroup$
– rybo111
Apr 13 at 6:21
$begingroup$
Thanks, updated!
$endgroup$
– TwoBitOperation
Apr 13 at 20:15
add a comment |
$begingroup$
Are you a:
tree?
My body leaves; my core can stay,
A double meaning: The body is leafs/leaves, and when they go away for the winter, the trunk/core remains
Where I shall breathe another way.
With no leaves, a tree can still exchange oxygen and CO2, just in a more dormant state
The route of south I always linger.
Route/root is another double meaning. [Via OP: roots stretch downward, and are harder to move the deeper they go]
My arms have arms; my ring no finger.
The arms are branches, which can have more branches stemming from them. Tree trunks can have rings, but do not have fingers.
answered Apr 12 at 19:59
TwoBitOperationTwoBitOperation
8,61411667
$endgroup$
Are you a:
tree?
My body leaves; my core can stay,
A double meaning: The body is leafs/leaves, and when they go away for the winter, the trunk/core remains
Where I shall breathe another way.
With no leaves, a tree can still exchange oxygen and CO2, just in a more dormant state
The route of south I always linger.
Route/root is another double meaning. [Via OP: roots stretch downward, and are harder to move the deeper they go]
My arms have arms; my ring no finger.
The arms are branches, which can have more branches stemming from them. Tree trunks can have rings, but do not have fingers.
answered Apr 12 at 19:59
TwoBitOperationTwoBitOperation
8,61411667
edited Apr 13 at 20:15
answered Apr 12 at 19:59
TwoBitOperationTwoBitOperation
8,61411667
answered Apr 12 at 19:59
TwoBitOperationTwoBitOperation
8,61411667
answered Apr 12 at 19:59
TwoBitOperationTwoBitOperation
8,61411667
8,61411667
1
$begingroup$
Ah: (rot13) Gur shegure fbhgu, gur yngre yrnirf yrnir?
$endgroup$
– Weather Vane
Apr 12 at 20:04
$begingroup$
Spoiler for line 3 since you're on the right lines: (rot13) Ebbgf tb qbjajneq jurer gur gerr erfvqrf
$endgroup$
– rybo111
Apr 13 at 6:21
$begingroup$
Thanks, updated!
$endgroup$
– TwoBitOperation
Apr 13 at 20:15
add a comment |
1
$begingroup$
Ah: (rot13) Gur shegure fbhgu, gur yngre yrnirf yrnir?
$endgroup$
– Weather Vane
Apr 12 at 20:04
$begingroup$
Spoiler for line 3 since you're on the right lines: (rot13) Ebbgf tb qbjajneq jurer gur gerr erfvqrf
$endgroup$
– rybo111
Apr 13 at 6:21
$begingroup$
Thanks, updated!
$endgroup$
– TwoBitOperation
Apr 13 at 20:15
1
1
$begingroup$
Ah: (rot13) Gur shegure fbhgu, gur yngre yrnirf yrnir?
$endgroup$
– Weather Vane
Apr 12 at 20:04
$begingroup$
Ah: (rot13) Gur shegure fbhgu, gur yngre yrnirf yrnir?
$endgroup$
– Weather Vane
Apr 12 at 20:04
$begingroup$
Spoiler for line 3 since you're on the right lines: (rot13) Ebbgf tb qbjajneq jurer gur gerr erfvqrf
$endgroup$
– rybo111
Apr 13 at 6:21
$begingroup$
Spoiler for line 3 since you're on the right lines: (rot13) Ebbgf tb qbjajneq jurer gur gerr erfvqrf
$endgroup$
– rybo111
Apr 13 at 6:21
$begingroup$
Thanks, updated!
$endgroup$
– TwoBitOperation
Apr 13 at 20:15
$begingroup$
Thanks, updated!
$endgroup$
– TwoBitOperation
Apr 13 at 20:15
add a comment |
$begingroup$
Partial answer.
Are you:
A planet or galaxy?
My rough thinking:
When a big planet explodes, it leaves its core behind. Also, planets have rings...
A galaxy have arms :) I have no idea how the other hints apply to this.
answered Apr 12 at 23:56
Chris HappyChris Happy
33725
$endgroup$
add a comment |
$begingroup$
Partial answer.
Are you:
A planet or galaxy?
My rough thinking:
When a big planet explodes, it leaves its core behind. Also, planets have rings...
A galaxy have arms :) I have no idea how the other hints apply to this.
answered Apr 12 at 23:56
Chris HappyChris Happy
33725
$endgroup$
add a comment |
$begingroup$
Partial answer.
Are you:
A planet or galaxy?
My rough thinking:
When a big planet explodes, it leaves its core behind. Also, planets have rings...
A galaxy have arms :) I have no idea how the other hints apply to this.
answered Apr 12 at 23:56
Chris HappyChris Happy
33725
$endgroup$
Partial answer.
Are you:
A planet or galaxy?
My rough thinking:
When a big planet explodes, it leaves its core behind. Also, planets have rings...
A galaxy have arms :) I have no idea how the other hints apply to this.
answered Apr 12 at 23:56
Chris HappyChris Happy
33725
answered Apr 12 at 23:56
Chris HappyChris Happy
33725
answered Apr 12 at 23:56
Chris HappyChris Happy
33725
answered Apr 12 at 23:56
Chris HappyChris Happy
33725
33725
add a comment |
add a comment |
$begingroup$
Are you a
Black hole ?
Because :
A black hole is the core of a former star, whose most of its matter was expulsed through space via a supernova.
Black holes are often surrounded by rings of hot gas. No idea for the arms or the south hints though.
answered Apr 13 at 0:18
Harmonic SunHarmonic Sun
101
$endgroup$
$begingroup$
The arms might be rot13(dhnfnef) but it seems like a bit of a stretch, I suppose.
$endgroup$
– user477343
Apr 14 at 3:06
add a comment |
$begingroup$
Are you a
Black hole ?
Because :
A black hole is the core of a former star, whose most of its matter was expulsed through space via a supernova.
Black holes are often surrounded by rings of hot gas. No idea for the arms or the south hints though.
answered Apr 13 at 0:18
Harmonic SunHarmonic Sun
101
$endgroup$
$begingroup$
The arms might be rot13(dhnfnef) but it seems like a bit of a stretch, I suppose.
$endgroup$
– user477343
Apr 14 at 3:06
add a comment |
$begingroup$
Are you a
Black hole ?
Because :
A black hole is the core of a former star, whose most of its matter was expulsed through space via a supernova.
Black holes are often surrounded by rings of hot gas. No idea for the arms or the south hints though.
answered Apr 13 at 0:18
Harmonic SunHarmonic Sun
101
$endgroup$
Are you a
Black hole ?
Because :
A black hole is the core of a former star, whose most of its matter was expulsed through space via a supernova.
Black holes are often surrounded by rings of hot gas. No idea for the arms or the south hints though.
answered Apr 13 at 0:18
Harmonic SunHarmonic Sun
101
answered Apr 13 at 0:18
Harmonic SunHarmonic Sun
101
answered Apr 13 at 0:18
Harmonic SunHarmonic Sun
101
answered Apr 13 at 0:18
Harmonic SunHarmonic Sun
101
101
$begingroup$
The arms might be rot13(dhnfnef) but it seems like a bit of a stretch, I suppose.
$endgroup$
– user477343
Apr 14 at 3:06
add a comment |
$begingroup$
The arms might be rot13(dhnfnef) but it seems like a bit of a stretch, I suppose.
$endgroup$
– user477343
Apr 14 at 3:06
$begingroup$
The arms might be rot13(dhnfnef) but it seems like a bit of a stretch, I suppose.
$endgroup$
– user477343
Apr 14 at 3:06
$begingroup$
The arms might be rot13(dhnfnef) but it seems like a bit of a stretch, I suppose.
$endgroup$
– user477343
Apr 14 at 3:06
add a comment |
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