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Hmmm, I am thinking it's shedGooood Morning Riddle Masters! And Happy Monday!
As always, I'm here to bring you your first riddle of the week and I'll be honest, it's a tough one to start your week with, so I hope you're ready! Here it goes:
There is a word that has two opposite meanings. It can refer to a place where things are kept, but, it also means to throw things away. What is it?
Annnnd as you have probably guessed, I have absolutely no idea what the answer to this one isBut I'm sure hoping you lot do...
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Store,Gooood Morning Riddle Masters! And Happy Monday!
As always, I'm here to bring you your first riddle of the week and I'll be honest, it's a tough one to start your week with, so I hope you're ready! Here it goes:
There is a word that has two opposite meanings. It can refer to a place where things are kept, but, it also means to throw things away. What is it?
Annnnd as you have probably guessed, I have absolutely no idea what the answer to this one is
As always a 'spoiler' button will hide yours and others' answers, to see these answers, simply click the 'spoiler' buttonTry your best not to cheat if you can!
All the best and Happy Riddle-ing!
So many options lol,
I thought storage but could also be shed, you put stuff in a shed or you shed stuff lol
I thought storage but could also be shed, you put stuff in a shed or you shed stuff lol
This is too hard....I've been thinking++, it could be a few words,
Bins...are used to store things, eg compost, bread, rubbish.
To bin something is to throw something away.
Bins...are used to store things, eg compost, bread, rubbish.
To bin something is to throw something away.
Box. You either "put in a Box to keep it, or, Throw it in a Box of Rubbish to get rid of itGooood Morning Riddle Masters! And Happy Monday!
As always, I'm here to bring you your first riddle of the week and I'll be honest, it's a tough one to start your week with, so I hope you're ready! Here it goes:
There is a word that has two opposite meanings. It can refer to a place where things are kept, but, it also means to throw things away. What is it?
Annnnd as you have probably guessed, I have absolutely no idea what the answer to this one is
As always a 'spoiler' button will hide yours and others' answers, to see these answers, simply click the 'spoiler' button. Try your best not to cheat if you can!
All the best and Happy Riddle-ing!
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