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Riled Up Riley Riddle 3
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This riddle is intended to be spectacular
Because you need more than one vernacular
My prefix can fly and it can also steal
Use French, and you will seal the deal
Spanish in the suffix is something you'll hear
Every January when you start a new year
The infix is draped in a familiar tin
The essentials came after a long time sin
These clues are burning hot and sly
Because of this, you should know... what am I?
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asked Aug 20 at 5:23
Xavier Stanton
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up vote
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This riddle is intended to be spectacular
Because you need more than one vernacular
My prefix can fly and it can also steal
Use French, and you will seal the deal
Spanish in the suffix is something you'll hear
Every January when you start a new year
The infix is draped in a familiar tin
The essentials came after a long time sin
These clues are burning hot and sly
Because of this, you should know... what am I?
riddle wordplay knowledge language
asked Aug 20 at 5:23
Xavier Stanton
71510
1
Still trying to figure out the answer but I really like the way your riddle rhymes :)
– Kevin L
Aug 20 at 5:38
As soon as I read the first two lines, I thought: "It's more than spectacular to use the vernacular, it's wizard, it's smashing, it's keen.... Oh Chitty Chitty Bang Bang"
– user477343
Aug 20 at 5:41
That was a pure coincidence
– Xavier Stanton
Aug 20 at 7:15
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up vote
9
down vote
favorite
up vote
9
down vote
favorite
This riddle is intended to be spectacular
Because you need more than one vernacular
My prefix can fly and it can also steal
Use French, and you will seal the deal
Spanish in the suffix is something you'll hear
Every January when you start a new year
The infix is draped in a familiar tin
The essentials came after a long time sin
These clues are burning hot and sly
Because of this, you should know... what am I?
riddle wordplay knowledge language
asked Aug 20 at 5:23
Xavier Stanton
71510
This riddle is intended to be spectacular
Because you need more than one vernacular
My prefix can fly and it can also steal
Use French, and you will seal the deal
Spanish in the suffix is something you'll hear
Every January when you start a new year
The infix is draped in a familiar tin
The essentials came after a long time sin
These clues are burning hot and sly
Because of this, you should know... what am I?
riddle wordplay knowledge language
asked Aug 20 at 5:23
Xavier Stanton
71510
asked Aug 20 at 5:23
Xavier Stanton
71510
asked Aug 20 at 5:23
Xavier Stanton
71510
asked Aug 20 at 5:23
Xavier Stanton
71510
71510
1
Still trying to figure out the answer but I really like the way your riddle rhymes :)
– Kevin L
Aug 20 at 5:38
As soon as I read the first two lines, I thought: "It's more than spectacular to use the vernacular, it's wizard, it's smashing, it's keen.... Oh Chitty Chitty Bang Bang"
– user477343
Aug 20 at 5:41
That was a pure coincidence
– Xavier Stanton
Aug 20 at 7:15
add a comment |Â
1
Still trying to figure out the answer but I really like the way your riddle rhymes :)
– Kevin L
Aug 20 at 5:38
As soon as I read the first two lines, I thought: "It's more than spectacular to use the vernacular, it's wizard, it's smashing, it's keen.... Oh Chitty Chitty Bang Bang"
– user477343
Aug 20 at 5:41
That was a pure coincidence
– Xavier Stanton
Aug 20 at 7:15
1
1
Still trying to figure out the answer but I really like the way your riddle rhymes :)
– Kevin L
Aug 20 at 5:38
Still trying to figure out the answer but I really like the way your riddle rhymes :)
– Kevin L
Aug 20 at 5:38
As soon as I read the first two lines, I thought: "It's more than spectacular to use the vernacular, it's wizard, it's smashing, it's keen.... Oh Chitty Chitty Bang Bang"
– user477343
Aug 20 at 5:41
As soon as I read the first two lines, I thought: "It's more than spectacular to use the vernacular, it's wizard, it's smashing, it's keen.... Oh Chitty Chitty Bang Bang"
– user477343
Aug 20 at 5:41
That was a pure coincidence
– Xavier Stanton
Aug 20 at 7:15
That was a pure coincidence
– Xavier Stanton
Aug 20 at 7:15
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volcano?
First,
according to Google translate, vol can mean flight or theft in French...
Second,
cans can be coated in tin
Third,
año means year in Spanish
Also
the clues are 'burning'
edited Aug 27 at 17:15
El-Guest
8,4551548
answered Aug 20 at 5:42
1848
1,3138
You correctly answered the OP's previous Riley Riddle and now you just do it again!
– user477343
Aug 20 at 5:47
1
haha I got kind of lucky this time; I already knew the Spanish part and that cans can be coated in tin.
– 1848
Aug 20 at 5:52
1
@XavierStanton any hint on what the third to last line points to? I feel like I might have the correct word, but I can't seem to figure out what that line alludes to.
– 1848
Aug 20 at 6:19
Good job, the third last line refers to the tin/can opener, which wasn't invented until years after tinned/canned food
– Xavier Stanton
Aug 20 at 7:16
1
@1848, if you're interested, maybe this reference guide might help you!
– El-Guest
Aug 27 at 17:16
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1 Answer
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active
oldest
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1 Answer
1
active
oldest
votes
active
oldest
votes
active
oldest
votes
up vote
8
down vote
accepted
volcano?
First,
according to Google translate, vol can mean flight or theft in French...
Second,
cans can be coated in tin
Third,
año means year in Spanish
Also
the clues are 'burning'
edited Aug 27 at 17:15
El-Guest
8,4551548
answered Aug 20 at 5:42
1848
1,3138
You correctly answered the OP's previous Riley Riddle and now you just do it again!
– user477343
Aug 20 at 5:47
1
haha I got kind of lucky this time; I already knew the Spanish part and that cans can be coated in tin.
– 1848
Aug 20 at 5:52
1
@XavierStanton any hint on what the third to last line points to? I feel like I might have the correct word, but I can't seem to figure out what that line alludes to.
– 1848
Aug 20 at 6:19
Good job, the third last line refers to the tin/can opener, which wasn't invented until years after tinned/canned food
– Xavier Stanton
Aug 20 at 7:16
1
@1848, if you're interested, maybe this reference guide might help you!
– El-Guest
Aug 27 at 17:16
add a comment |Â
up vote
8
down vote
accepted
volcano?
First,
according to Google translate, vol can mean flight or theft in French...
Second,
cans can be coated in tin
Third,
año means year in Spanish
Also
the clues are 'burning'
edited Aug 27 at 17:15
El-Guest
8,4551548
answered Aug 20 at 5:42
1848
1,3138
You correctly answered the OP's previous Riley Riddle and now you just do it again!
– user477343
Aug 20 at 5:47
1
haha I got kind of lucky this time; I already knew the Spanish part and that cans can be coated in tin.
– 1848
Aug 20 at 5:52
1
@XavierStanton any hint on what the third to last line points to? I feel like I might have the correct word, but I can't seem to figure out what that line alludes to.
– 1848
Aug 20 at 6:19
Good job, the third last line refers to the tin/can opener, which wasn't invented until years after tinned/canned food
– Xavier Stanton
Aug 20 at 7:16
1
@1848, if you're interested, maybe this reference guide might help you!
– El-Guest
Aug 27 at 17:16
add a comment |Â
up vote
8
down vote
accepted
up vote
8
down vote
accepted
volcano?
First,
according to Google translate, vol can mean flight or theft in French...
Second,
cans can be coated in tin
Third,
año means year in Spanish
Also
the clues are 'burning'
edited Aug 27 at 17:15
El-Guest
8,4551548
answered Aug 20 at 5:42
1848
1,3138
volcano?
First,
according to Google translate, vol can mean flight or theft in French...
Second,
cans can be coated in tin
Third,
año means year in Spanish
Also
the clues are 'burning'
edited Aug 27 at 17:15
El-Guest
8,4551548
answered Aug 20 at 5:42
1848
1,3138
edited Aug 27 at 17:15
El-Guest
8,4551548
edited Aug 27 at 17:15
El-Guest
8,4551548
edited Aug 27 at 17:15
El-Guest
8,4551548
8,4551548
answered Aug 20 at 5:42
1848
1,3138
answered Aug 20 at 5:42
1848
1,3138
answered Aug 20 at 5:42
1848
1,3138
1,3138
You correctly answered the OP's previous Riley Riddle and now you just do it again!
– user477343
Aug 20 at 5:47
1
haha I got kind of lucky this time; I already knew the Spanish part and that cans can be coated in tin.
– 1848
Aug 20 at 5:52
1
@XavierStanton any hint on what the third to last line points to? I feel like I might have the correct word, but I can't seem to figure out what that line alludes to.
– 1848
Aug 20 at 6:19
Good job, the third last line refers to the tin/can opener, which wasn't invented until years after tinned/canned food
– Xavier Stanton
Aug 20 at 7:16
1
@1848, if you're interested, maybe this reference guide might help you!
– El-Guest
Aug 27 at 17:16
add a comment |Â
You correctly answered the OP's previous Riley Riddle and now you just do it again!
– user477343
Aug 20 at 5:47
1
haha I got kind of lucky this time; I already knew the Spanish part and that cans can be coated in tin.
– 1848
Aug 20 at 5:52
1
@XavierStanton any hint on what the third to last line points to? I feel like I might have the correct word, but I can't seem to figure out what that line alludes to.
– 1848
Aug 20 at 6:19
Good job, the third last line refers to the tin/can opener, which wasn't invented until years after tinned/canned food
– Xavier Stanton
Aug 20 at 7:16
1
@1848, if you're interested, maybe this reference guide might help you!
– El-Guest
Aug 27 at 17:16
You correctly answered the OP's previous Riley Riddle and now you just do it again!
– user477343
Aug 20 at 5:47
You correctly answered the OP's previous Riley Riddle and now you just do it again!
– user477343
Aug 20 at 5:47
1
1
haha I got kind of lucky this time; I already knew the Spanish part and that cans can be coated in tin.
– 1848
Aug 20 at 5:52
haha I got kind of lucky this time; I already knew the Spanish part and that cans can be coated in tin.
– 1848
Aug 20 at 5:52
1
1
@XavierStanton any hint on what the third to last line points to? I feel like I might have the correct word, but I can't seem to figure out what that line alludes to.
– 1848
Aug 20 at 6:19
@XavierStanton any hint on what the third to last line points to? I feel like I might have the correct word, but I can't seem to figure out what that line alludes to.
– 1848
Aug 20 at 6:19
Good job, the third last line refers to the tin/can opener, which wasn't invented until years after tinned/canned food
– Xavier Stanton
Aug 20 at 7:16
Good job, the third last line refers to the tin/can opener, which wasn't invented until years after tinned/canned food
– Xavier Stanton
Aug 20 at 7:16
1
1
@1848, if you're interested, maybe this reference guide might help you!
– El-Guest
Aug 27 at 17:16
@1848, if you're interested, maybe this reference guide might help you!
– El-Guest
Aug 27 at 17:16
add a comment |Â
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Still trying to figure out the answer but I really like the way your riddle rhymes :)
– Kevin L
Aug 20 at 5:38
As soon as I read the first two lines, I thought: "It's more than spectacular to use the vernacular, it's wizard, it's smashing, it's keen.... Oh Chitty Chitty Bang Bang"
– user477343
Aug 20 at 5:41
That was a pure coincidence
– Xavier Stanton
Aug 20 at 7:15