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Riddle Master 02.06.2023​

Goood morning Riddle Masters!

I've got your third and final riddle of the week:

What common English word describes a person or thing as not being found in any place, and yet, with no changes other than a space between syllables, will correctly describe that person or thing as being present at this very moment?

Ha! You didn't see that coming, did you? This will surely get those cogs in your brain turning. If you think you know the answer, post it in the comments below. As always, our 'spoiler' button will hide yours and others' answers. To reveal those answers, simply click the 'spoiler' button!

Good luck and, as always, happy riddle-ing!

 

[Bawdyandy]

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Nowhere. Now here.

 

[CharlesAH]

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Nowhere, now here.

 

[Suzanne rose]

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Nowhere then add a space and you get now here

 

[BJM]

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Put a space between the “w” and the “h” to get;

Now here

 

[Veronica]

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Nowhere

 

[Bunny-hop!]

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Invisible.
In visible.

 

[firefox]

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Nowhere

 

[MCRAD]

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Nowhere. Now/here

 

[JillBaldry]

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Nowhere and now here

 

[Ray Black]

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nowhere leave space betweeen w and h and get now here

 

[Robert Harsley]

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Nowhere - now here

 

[Thecheesequeen]

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Nowhere and now here.

 

[Sheriella]

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Nowhere

 

[auwombat]

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nowhere changes to now here

 

[Maria.R]

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''nowhere'' changes to "now here".

.

 

[burlighs]

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Nowhere, Now here

 

[Gerlinde Turchin]

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Nowhere, now here

 

[ramjet11]

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Nowhere, maybe?

 

[BarbieAmor]

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Nowhere