What is my family's name?
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A noise vibrates through my ossicles,
the hairs on my neck stand like bristles
at the thought of nearby threat,
my palms and forehead start to sweat
But I'll stay calm, I am no fool
I am able to keep my cool
Even though the chambers, four,
I know none of them have a door
I am not scared, those of my ilk
will rarely cry over spilt milk
You may not know me personally,
but you will know my family.
What is my family's name?
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A noise vibrates through my ossicles,
the hairs on my neck stand like bristles
at the thought of nearby threat,
my palms and forehead start to sweat
But I'll stay calm, I am no fool
I am able to keep my cool
Even though the chambers, four,
I know none of them have a door
I am not scared, those of my ilk
will rarely cry over spilt milk
You may not know me personally,
but you will know my family.
What is my family's name?
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A noise vibrates through my ossicles,
the hairs on my neck stand like bristles
at the thought of nearby threat,
my palms and forehead start to sweat
But I'll stay calm, I am no fool
I am able to keep my cool
Even though the chambers, four,
I know none of them have a door
I am not scared, those of my ilk
will rarely cry over spilt milk
You may not know me personally,
but you will know my family.
What is my family's name?
riddle rhyme knowledge
A noise vibrates through my ossicles,
the hairs on my neck stand like bristles
at the thought of nearby threat,
my palms and forehead start to sweat
But I'll stay calm, I am no fool
I am able to keep my cool
Even though the chambers, four,
I know none of them have a door
I am not scared, those of my ilk
will rarely cry over spilt milk
You may not know me personally,
but you will know my family.
What is my family's name?
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First verse:
Someone who breaks out a sweat on the mere thought of a threat is obviously a COWARD.
Second verse:
This can only be about the HEART, obviously. See also AHKieran's answer.
Third verse:
A family who we don't know the individual members of by name, but we do know the family as a whole. That could conceivably be a flock of SHEEP, or, more likely, with the milk and all, a herd of COWs.
So when we put it all together, we end up with
COWARD HEART COW
Which doesn't make a lot of sense, unfortunately.
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Partial:
Not really an answer just stating my thoughts
First Verse:
This just made me think of a prey animal, like a deer, that's just heard its predator nearby so maybe this verse makes up the sound PREY?
Second Verse:
The only/first thing I can think of that has 4 chambers and no doors, is the heart, which has two ventricles and two aorta if I remember correctly. Therefore I believe this adds HEART to the name. Also, if you stay calm, your heart beats slowly, and it propagating blood throughout your body can help keep you cool.
Third Verse:
This doesn't seem to point to a specific addition to the name, just the name as a whole, but my previous determinations of PRAYHEART don't seem to work here...
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Maybe
Cow?
A noise vibrates through my ossicles,
the hairs on my neck stand like bristles
Um... Cows have ears and hair? ...Ok, I know but hold on a sec.
at the thought of nearby threat,
my palms and forehead start to sweat
Ok, no palms so definitely NOT Cow's but some of the other ones fit REALLY well so hear me out...
But I'll stay calm, I am no fool
I am able to keep my cool
Cows aren't particularly flighty animals and their ears cool them down.
Even though the chambers, four,
I know none of them have a door
Stomachs? Chambers, no doors, cow have 4! See? If this was in a riddle about cows, you'd think it was really clever.
I am not scared, those of my ilk
will rarely cry over spilt milk
Cows are associated with Milk
You may not know me personally,
but you will know my family.
I don't know any cows personally, but I know of them.
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I could be way off but I'm going with...
Answer:
Wallace
Explanation:
1: Nerves before a battle. Beating of drums and yelling/chanting would make even the bravest of men nervous. William Wallace fought in the First War of Scottish Independence. 2: First thing I thought of was Braveheart. I thought maybe this was a hint to the movie Braveheart which featured the Wallace family. In particular William Wallace. 3: I believe 'ilk' is a Scottish word and although we do not know the Wallace family personally most of us have read about or have seen movies/documentaries about them.
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I believe the answer is:
Mammal
First verse:
Mammals have hair and sweat
Second verse:
Mammals are warm blooded with a 4 chambered heart
Third verse:
Mammals produce milk for their young
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5 Answers
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5 Answers
5
active
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active
oldest
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active
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up vote
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First verse:
Someone who breaks out a sweat on the mere thought of a threat is obviously a COWARD.
Second verse:
This can only be about the HEART, obviously. See also AHKieran's answer.
Third verse:
A family who we don't know the individual members of by name, but we do know the family as a whole. That could conceivably be a flock of SHEEP, or, more likely, with the milk and all, a herd of COWs.
So when we put it all together, we end up with
COWARD HEART COW
Which doesn't make a lot of sense, unfortunately.
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First verse:
Someone who breaks out a sweat on the mere thought of a threat is obviously a COWARD.
Second verse:
This can only be about the HEART, obviously. See also AHKieran's answer.
Third verse:
A family who we don't know the individual members of by name, but we do know the family as a whole. That could conceivably be a flock of SHEEP, or, more likely, with the milk and all, a herd of COWs.
So when we put it all together, we end up with
COWARD HEART COW
Which doesn't make a lot of sense, unfortunately.
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2
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up vote
2
down vote
First verse:
Someone who breaks out a sweat on the mere thought of a threat is obviously a COWARD.
Second verse:
This can only be about the HEART, obviously. See also AHKieran's answer.
Third verse:
A family who we don't know the individual members of by name, but we do know the family as a whole. That could conceivably be a flock of SHEEP, or, more likely, with the milk and all, a herd of COWs.
So when we put it all together, we end up with
COWARD HEART COW
Which doesn't make a lot of sense, unfortunately.
First verse:
Someone who breaks out a sweat on the mere thought of a threat is obviously a COWARD.
Second verse:
This can only be about the HEART, obviously. See also AHKieran's answer.
Third verse:
A family who we don't know the individual members of by name, but we do know the family as a whole. That could conceivably be a flock of SHEEP, or, more likely, with the milk and all, a herd of COWs.
So when we put it all together, we end up with
COWARD HEART COW
Which doesn't make a lot of sense, unfortunately.
answered 2 hours ago
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Partial:
Not really an answer just stating my thoughts
First Verse:
This just made me think of a prey animal, like a deer, that's just heard its predator nearby so maybe this verse makes up the sound PREY?
Second Verse:
The only/first thing I can think of that has 4 chambers and no doors, is the heart, which has two ventricles and two aorta if I remember correctly. Therefore I believe this adds HEART to the name. Also, if you stay calm, your heart beats slowly, and it propagating blood throughout your body can help keep you cool.
Third Verse:
This doesn't seem to point to a specific addition to the name, just the name as a whole, but my previous determinations of PRAYHEART don't seem to work here...
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up vote
1
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Partial:
Not really an answer just stating my thoughts
First Verse:
This just made me think of a prey animal, like a deer, that's just heard its predator nearby so maybe this verse makes up the sound PREY?
Second Verse:
The only/first thing I can think of that has 4 chambers and no doors, is the heart, which has two ventricles and two aorta if I remember correctly. Therefore I believe this adds HEART to the name. Also, if you stay calm, your heart beats slowly, and it propagating blood throughout your body can help keep you cool.
Third Verse:
This doesn't seem to point to a specific addition to the name, just the name as a whole, but my previous determinations of PRAYHEART don't seem to work here...
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up vote
1
down vote
up vote
1
down vote
Partial:
Not really an answer just stating my thoughts
First Verse:
This just made me think of a prey animal, like a deer, that's just heard its predator nearby so maybe this verse makes up the sound PREY?
Second Verse:
The only/first thing I can think of that has 4 chambers and no doors, is the heart, which has two ventricles and two aorta if I remember correctly. Therefore I believe this adds HEART to the name. Also, if you stay calm, your heart beats slowly, and it propagating blood throughout your body can help keep you cool.
Third Verse:
This doesn't seem to point to a specific addition to the name, just the name as a whole, but my previous determinations of PRAYHEART don't seem to work here...
Partial:
Not really an answer just stating my thoughts
First Verse:
This just made me think of a prey animal, like a deer, that's just heard its predator nearby so maybe this verse makes up the sound PREY?
Second Verse:
The only/first thing I can think of that has 4 chambers and no doors, is the heart, which has two ventricles and two aorta if I remember correctly. Therefore I believe this adds HEART to the name. Also, if you stay calm, your heart beats slowly, and it propagating blood throughout your body can help keep you cool.
Third Verse:
This doesn't seem to point to a specific addition to the name, just the name as a whole, but my previous determinations of PRAYHEART don't seem to work here...
answered 2 hours ago
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Maybe
Cow?
A noise vibrates through my ossicles,
the hairs on my neck stand like bristles
Um... Cows have ears and hair? ...Ok, I know but hold on a sec.
at the thought of nearby threat,
my palms and forehead start to sweat
Ok, no palms so definitely NOT Cow's but some of the other ones fit REALLY well so hear me out...
But I'll stay calm, I am no fool
I am able to keep my cool
Cows aren't particularly flighty animals and their ears cool them down.
Even though the chambers, four,
I know none of them have a door
Stomachs? Chambers, no doors, cow have 4! See? If this was in a riddle about cows, you'd think it was really clever.
I am not scared, those of my ilk
will rarely cry over spilt milk
Cows are associated with Milk
You may not know me personally,
but you will know my family.
I don't know any cows personally, but I know of them.
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1
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Maybe
Cow?
A noise vibrates through my ossicles,
the hairs on my neck stand like bristles
Um... Cows have ears and hair? ...Ok, I know but hold on a sec.
at the thought of nearby threat,
my palms and forehead start to sweat
Ok, no palms so definitely NOT Cow's but some of the other ones fit REALLY well so hear me out...
But I'll stay calm, I am no fool
I am able to keep my cool
Cows aren't particularly flighty animals and their ears cool them down.
Even though the chambers, four,
I know none of them have a door
Stomachs? Chambers, no doors, cow have 4! See? If this was in a riddle about cows, you'd think it was really clever.
I am not scared, those of my ilk
will rarely cry over spilt milk
Cows are associated with Milk
You may not know me personally,
but you will know my family.
I don't know any cows personally, but I know of them.
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1
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up vote
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Maybe
Cow?
A noise vibrates through my ossicles,
the hairs on my neck stand like bristles
Um... Cows have ears and hair? ...Ok, I know but hold on a sec.
at the thought of nearby threat,
my palms and forehead start to sweat
Ok, no palms so definitely NOT Cow's but some of the other ones fit REALLY well so hear me out...
But I'll stay calm, I am no fool
I am able to keep my cool
Cows aren't particularly flighty animals and their ears cool them down.
Even though the chambers, four,
I know none of them have a door
Stomachs? Chambers, no doors, cow have 4! See? If this was in a riddle about cows, you'd think it was really clever.
I am not scared, those of my ilk
will rarely cry over spilt milk
Cows are associated with Milk
You may not know me personally,
but you will know my family.
I don't know any cows personally, but I know of them.
Maybe
Cow?
A noise vibrates through my ossicles,
the hairs on my neck stand like bristles
Um... Cows have ears and hair? ...Ok, I know but hold on a sec.
at the thought of nearby threat,
my palms and forehead start to sweat
Ok, no palms so definitely NOT Cow's but some of the other ones fit REALLY well so hear me out...
But I'll stay calm, I am no fool
I am able to keep my cool
Cows aren't particularly flighty animals and their ears cool them down.
Even though the chambers, four,
I know none of them have a door
Stomachs? Chambers, no doors, cow have 4! See? If this was in a riddle about cows, you'd think it was really clever.
I am not scared, those of my ilk
will rarely cry over spilt milk
Cows are associated with Milk
You may not know me personally,
but you will know my family.
I don't know any cows personally, but I know of them.
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Brent Hackers
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I could be way off but I'm going with...
Answer:
Wallace
Explanation:
1: Nerves before a battle. Beating of drums and yelling/chanting would make even the bravest of men nervous. William Wallace fought in the First War of Scottish Independence. 2: First thing I thought of was Braveheart. I thought maybe this was a hint to the movie Braveheart which featured the Wallace family. In particular William Wallace. 3: I believe 'ilk' is a Scottish word and although we do not know the Wallace family personally most of us have read about or have seen movies/documentaries about them.
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I could be way off but I'm going with...
Answer:
Wallace
Explanation:
1: Nerves before a battle. Beating of drums and yelling/chanting would make even the bravest of men nervous. William Wallace fought in the First War of Scottish Independence. 2: First thing I thought of was Braveheart. I thought maybe this was a hint to the movie Braveheart which featured the Wallace family. In particular William Wallace. 3: I believe 'ilk' is a Scottish word and although we do not know the Wallace family personally most of us have read about or have seen movies/documentaries about them.
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I could be way off but I'm going with...
Answer:
Wallace
Explanation:
1: Nerves before a battle. Beating of drums and yelling/chanting would make even the bravest of men nervous. William Wallace fought in the First War of Scottish Independence. 2: First thing I thought of was Braveheart. I thought maybe this was a hint to the movie Braveheart which featured the Wallace family. In particular William Wallace. 3: I believe 'ilk' is a Scottish word and although we do not know the Wallace family personally most of us have read about or have seen movies/documentaries about them.
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I could be way off but I'm going with...
Answer:
Wallace
Explanation:
1: Nerves before a battle. Beating of drums and yelling/chanting would make even the bravest of men nervous. William Wallace fought in the First War of Scottish Independence. 2: First thing I thought of was Braveheart. I thought maybe this was a hint to the movie Braveheart which featured the Wallace family. In particular William Wallace. 3: I believe 'ilk' is a Scottish word and although we do not know the Wallace family personally most of us have read about or have seen movies/documentaries about them.
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I believe the answer is:
Mammal
First verse:
Mammals have hair and sweat
Second verse:
Mammals are warm blooded with a 4 chambered heart
Third verse:
Mammals produce milk for their young
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I believe the answer is:
Mammal
First verse:
Mammals have hair and sweat
Second verse:
Mammals are warm blooded with a 4 chambered heart
Third verse:
Mammals produce milk for their young
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I believe the answer is:
Mammal
First verse:
Mammals have hair and sweat
Second verse:
Mammals are warm blooded with a 4 chambered heart
Third verse:
Mammals produce milk for their young
I believe the answer is:
Mammal
First verse:
Mammals have hair and sweat
Second verse:
Mammals are warm blooded with a 4 chambered heart
Third verse:
Mammals produce milk for their young
answered 13 mins ago
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