[Sethia Soliman]

Afternoon Riddle 21.05.2024​

Ready to spice up your day with a brain teaser? We've got another riddle lined up just for you in today's afternoon newsletter. Get ready to put your thinking cap on!

I am holy and hollow, where you go, I follow. I am a place for your hands and a point for your trinkets. Can be both empty or full, but eternally useful.

If you have the answer, feel free to share it in the comments below! And don't forget, our handy 'spoiler' button is right here to add to the excitement. Simply click it to reveal other people's answers. But let's keep it fair and avoid peeking too soon!

And the answer is...

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Pockets

Congratulations to these members who got it correct!

Margaret 9, Mark K, Ray Black, FozzieFozz, KenBruce, marni, Glennbee, Vickers, Roh, cberk, Rowiee, Mummanew, Helen171, Suzanne rose, MarieT, PepeLePew, Laurie53, Geoff01, Ronsha, Gerlinde Turchin, Littleboy8, SandyM, midgemills, Veggiepatch, katdragon2010, TrixieLovesTigers, Vikki, Marj53, Luckyus, Juliemwells

 

[Margaret 9]

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pockets

 

[Mark K]

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An archaic word for a Sack was "Poke", hence the saying "a pig in a poke", which was a saying to describe something you bought, sight unseen, so you didn't know what you were getting. A small sack, built into clothing was a small poke, or pokette, which evolved into the word we use today - Pocket

 

[Ray Black]

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Pockets

 

[FozzieFozz]

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POCKETS

 

[KenBruce]

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A pocket

 

[marni]

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Pockets

 

[Big Buzz]

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String Bag.

 

[Glennbee]

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Pockets

 

[Vickers]

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Your pocket(s)

 

[Roh]

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Pocket

 

[cberk]

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pockets

 

[Rowiee]

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Pockets.

 

[Mummanew]

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A pocket

 

[mOiOz]

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PALMS on your hands

 

[Helen171]

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A pocket

 

[Suzanne rose]

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Pockets

 

[MarieT]

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A Pocket

 

[PepeLePew]

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Pockets.

 

[Laurie53]

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Pocket