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Teapot Riddle no.12
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I got top 5 last week with only asking the Teapot Riddles and your upvotes. I find that quite nice <3. Anyway here's
Teapot Riddle no.12
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Rules:
I have one word which has several (2 or more) meanings.
Each of the meanings is a teapot (first, second ...)
You try to figure out the word with my Hints.
First Hint:
My first teapot is non-spoken language
My second teapot is non-noticeable language
Second Hint:
My first teapot is hurting
My second teapot hurts only by minimal links
Third Hint:
My first teapot draws attention
Years ago my second teapot has drawn attention
Final Hint (makes it a lot easier | try without using):
My first teapot is a sign of friendship
My second teapot is a sign of wealth
Good luck and have fun
I want to thank user477343 for the cool riddle
as always: my last riddle
riddle word wordplay
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up vote
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I got top 5 last week with only asking the Teapot Riddles and your upvotes. I find that quite nice <3. Anyway here's
Teapot Riddle no.12
explosions
Rules:
I have one word which has several (2 or more) meanings.
Each of the meanings is a teapot (first, second ...)
You try to figure out the word with my Hints.
First Hint:
My first teapot is non-spoken language
My second teapot is non-noticeable language
Second Hint:
My first teapot is hurting
My second teapot hurts only by minimal links
Third Hint:
My first teapot draws attention
Years ago my second teapot has drawn attention
Final Hint (makes it a lot easier | try without using):
My first teapot is a sign of friendship
My second teapot is a sign of wealth
Good luck and have fun
I want to thank user477343 for the cool riddle
as always: my last riddle
riddle word wordplay
asked 3 hours ago
Jannis
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Thank you for the mention! I have reached my daily voting limit and have to wait $13$ hours before I am able to upvote again (DVL13) so Imma favourite it $colordarkorangebigstar$ :D
– user477343
1 hour ago
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up vote
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down vote
favorite
up vote
4
down vote
favorite
I got top 5 last week with only asking the Teapot Riddles and your upvotes. I find that quite nice <3. Anyway here's
Teapot Riddle no.12
explosions
Rules:
I have one word which has several (2 or more) meanings.
Each of the meanings is a teapot (first, second ...)
You try to figure out the word with my Hints.
First Hint:
My first teapot is non-spoken language
My second teapot is non-noticeable language
Second Hint:
My first teapot is hurting
My second teapot hurts only by minimal links
Third Hint:
My first teapot draws attention
Years ago my second teapot has drawn attention
Final Hint (makes it a lot easier | try without using):
My first teapot is a sign of friendship
My second teapot is a sign of wealth
Good luck and have fun
I want to thank user477343 for the cool riddle
as always: my last riddle
riddle word wordplay
asked 3 hours ago
Jannis
4266
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Jannis is a new contributor to this site. Take care in asking for clarification, commenting, and answering.
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I got top 5 last week with only asking the Teapot Riddles and your upvotes. I find that quite nice <3. Anyway here's
Teapot Riddle no.12
explosions
Rules:
I have one word which has several (2 or more) meanings.
Each of the meanings is a teapot (first, second ...)
You try to figure out the word with my Hints.
First Hint:
My first teapot is non-spoken language
My second teapot is non-noticeable language
Second Hint:
My first teapot is hurting
My second teapot hurts only by minimal links
Third Hint:
My first teapot draws attention
Years ago my second teapot has drawn attention
Final Hint (makes it a lot easier | try without using):
My first teapot is a sign of friendship
My second teapot is a sign of wealth
Good luck and have fun
I want to thank user477343 for the cool riddle
as always: my last riddle
riddle word wordplay
riddle word wordplay
asked 3 hours ago
Jannis
4266
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Thank you for the mention! I have reached my daily voting limit and have to wait $13$ hours before I am able to upvote again (DVL13) so Imma favourite it $colordarkorangebigstar$ :D
– user477343
1 hour ago
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Thank you for the mention! I have reached my daily voting limit and have to wait $13$ hours before I am able to upvote again (DVL13) so Imma favourite it $colordarkorangebigstar$ :D
– user477343
1 hour ago
Thank you for the mention! I have reached my daily voting limit and have to wait $13$ hours before I am able to upvote again (DVL13) so Imma favourite it $colordarkorangebigstar$ :D
– user477343
1 hour ago
Thank you for the mention! I have reached my daily voting limit and have to wait $13$ hours before I am able to upvote again (DVL13) so Imma favourite it $colordarkorangebigstar$ :D
– user477343
1 hour ago
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Are you..
gesture?
My first teapot is non-spoken language
My second teapot is non-noticeable language
first: body movement, second: monetary gift, not noticeable physically
My first teapot is hurting
My second teapot hurts only by minimal links
first: gesturing too much will end in sore muscles, which hurts! second: hurts only your wallet, not your body.
My first teapot draws attention
Years ago my second teapot has drawn attention
first: gesturing draws attention to you, second: monetary gifts have become so usual, such a gesture is not likely to draw public attention anymore (uhhhhhhmm... yeeeeahhhh...)
final hint:
My first teapot is a sign of friendship
My second teapot is a sign of wealth
----
first: using your hands when you speak is maybe more agreeable/friendly to listen to? second: gifting money sure shows your wealth
additional note:
I am not sure if in English, gesture can mean a (monetary) gift too. If not, please let me know and I'll remove my answer again. I'm okay with posting a wrong answer (I know it is) but not one that does make no sense ;)
answered 1 hour ago
Cashbee
93012
i think your answer makes sense! The meaning is there in English too.
– SteveV
1 hour ago
It's wrong but pls dont delete your answer: Anybody who guesses same as you, can correct themselves still, if you let this post here. Nice try i hope you guess on:) and: i wouldn't take teapots which meanings are close together
– Jannis
1 hour ago
As i said, I wouldn't delete it just because it's wrong. Since apparently the meaning is there too in English, this answer stays forever :)
– Cashbee
59 mins ago
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up vote
0
down vote
Partial Answer:
Could the teapot be
LEAVES?
My first teapot is non-spoken language
To leave a place is body language (though it can also be spoken with the word "goodbye").
My second teapot is non-noticeable language
Stumped on this.
My first teapot is hurting
If you leave a relationship, the consequences can be hurtful.
My second teapot hurts only by minimal links
Ripping up leaves can "hurt" them, but to a minimal extent, of course.
My first teapot draws attention
Leaving a place can draw attention, depending on what place/event you leave (e.g. your friend's birthday party), or how you have left (e.g. expelled from school).
Years ago my second teapot has drawn attention
Stumped on this one, too.
I haven't looked at the final hint... should I?
Pup kag zafuoq yk "efgybqp" bgz? Me uz, "fdqq efgyb"?
answered 17 mins ago
user477343
3,2151744
1
It's not leave, try with the last Hint :) you tried and that's cool
– Jannis
16 mins ago
@Jannis Hah, I just realised that "left" and "right" are both teapot words (if that's what you call 'em) :D
– user477343
12 mins ago
1
more or less,: leave (go) and leaves (forest), left (went) and left (side) and right(correct) and right(side) are all teapots. They're not perfectly for my riddles, since hard to explain sides, but useable
– Jannis
8 mins ago
rot14? really? :D
– Cashbee
43 secs ago
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2 Answers
2
active
oldest
votes
2 Answers
2
active
oldest
votes
active
oldest
votes
active
oldest
votes
up vote
4
down vote
Are you..
gesture?
My first teapot is non-spoken language
My second teapot is non-noticeable language
first: body movement, second: monetary gift, not noticeable physically
My first teapot is hurting
My second teapot hurts only by minimal links
first: gesturing too much will end in sore muscles, which hurts! second: hurts only your wallet, not your body.
My first teapot draws attention
Years ago my second teapot has drawn attention
first: gesturing draws attention to you, second: monetary gifts have become so usual, such a gesture is not likely to draw public attention anymore (uhhhhhhmm... yeeeeahhhh...)
final hint:
My first teapot is a sign of friendship
My second teapot is a sign of wealth
----
first: using your hands when you speak is maybe more agreeable/friendly to listen to? second: gifting money sure shows your wealth
additional note:
I am not sure if in English, gesture can mean a (monetary) gift too. If not, please let me know and I'll remove my answer again. I'm okay with posting a wrong answer (I know it is) but not one that does make no sense ;)
answered 1 hour ago
Cashbee
93012
i think your answer makes sense! The meaning is there in English too.
– SteveV
1 hour ago
It's wrong but pls dont delete your answer: Anybody who guesses same as you, can correct themselves still, if you let this post here. Nice try i hope you guess on:) and: i wouldn't take teapots which meanings are close together
– Jannis
1 hour ago
As i said, I wouldn't delete it just because it's wrong. Since apparently the meaning is there too in English, this answer stays forever :)
– Cashbee
59 mins ago
add a comment |Â
up vote
4
down vote
Are you..
gesture?
My first teapot is non-spoken language
My second teapot is non-noticeable language
first: body movement, second: monetary gift, not noticeable physically
My first teapot is hurting
My second teapot hurts only by minimal links
first: gesturing too much will end in sore muscles, which hurts! second: hurts only your wallet, not your body.
My first teapot draws attention
Years ago my second teapot has drawn attention
first: gesturing draws attention to you, second: monetary gifts have become so usual, such a gesture is not likely to draw public attention anymore (uhhhhhhmm... yeeeeahhhh...)
final hint:
My first teapot is a sign of friendship
My second teapot is a sign of wealth
----
first: using your hands when you speak is maybe more agreeable/friendly to listen to? second: gifting money sure shows your wealth
additional note:
I am not sure if in English, gesture can mean a (monetary) gift too. If not, please let me know and I'll remove my answer again. I'm okay with posting a wrong answer (I know it is) but not one that does make no sense ;)
answered 1 hour ago
Cashbee
93012
i think your answer makes sense! The meaning is there in English too.
– SteveV
1 hour ago
It's wrong but pls dont delete your answer: Anybody who guesses same as you, can correct themselves still, if you let this post here. Nice try i hope you guess on:) and: i wouldn't take teapots which meanings are close together
– Jannis
1 hour ago
As i said, I wouldn't delete it just because it's wrong. Since apparently the meaning is there too in English, this answer stays forever :)
– Cashbee
59 mins ago
add a comment |Â
up vote
4
down vote
up vote
4
down vote
Are you..
gesture?
My first teapot is non-spoken language
My second teapot is non-noticeable language
first: body movement, second: monetary gift, not noticeable physically
My first teapot is hurting
My second teapot hurts only by minimal links
first: gesturing too much will end in sore muscles, which hurts! second: hurts only your wallet, not your body.
My first teapot draws attention
Years ago my second teapot has drawn attention
first: gesturing draws attention to you, second: monetary gifts have become so usual, such a gesture is not likely to draw public attention anymore (uhhhhhhmm... yeeeeahhhh...)
final hint:
My first teapot is a sign of friendship
My second teapot is a sign of wealth
----
first: using your hands when you speak is maybe more agreeable/friendly to listen to? second: gifting money sure shows your wealth
additional note:
I am not sure if in English, gesture can mean a (monetary) gift too. If not, please let me know and I'll remove my answer again. I'm okay with posting a wrong answer (I know it is) but not one that does make no sense ;)
answered 1 hour ago
Cashbee
93012
Are you..
gesture?
My first teapot is non-spoken language
My second teapot is non-noticeable language
first: body movement, second: monetary gift, not noticeable physically
My first teapot is hurting
My second teapot hurts only by minimal links
first: gesturing too much will end in sore muscles, which hurts! second: hurts only your wallet, not your body.
My first teapot draws attention
Years ago my second teapot has drawn attention
first: gesturing draws attention to you, second: monetary gifts have become so usual, such a gesture is not likely to draw public attention anymore (uhhhhhhmm... yeeeeahhhh...)
final hint:
My first teapot is a sign of friendship
My second teapot is a sign of wealth
----
first: using your hands when you speak is maybe more agreeable/friendly to listen to? second: gifting money sure shows your wealth
additional note:
I am not sure if in English, gesture can mean a (monetary) gift too. If not, please let me know and I'll remove my answer again. I'm okay with posting a wrong answer (I know it is) but not one that does make no sense ;)
answered 1 hour ago
Cashbee
93012
edited 1 hour ago
answered 1 hour ago
Cashbee
93012
answered 1 hour ago
Cashbee
93012
answered 1 hour ago
Cashbee
93012
93012
i think your answer makes sense! The meaning is there in English too.
– SteveV
1 hour ago
It's wrong but pls dont delete your answer: Anybody who guesses same as you, can correct themselves still, if you let this post here. Nice try i hope you guess on:) and: i wouldn't take teapots which meanings are close together
– Jannis
1 hour ago
As i said, I wouldn't delete it just because it's wrong. Since apparently the meaning is there too in English, this answer stays forever :)
– Cashbee
59 mins ago
add a comment |Â
i think your answer makes sense! The meaning is there in English too.
– SteveV
1 hour ago
It's wrong but pls dont delete your answer: Anybody who guesses same as you, can correct themselves still, if you let this post here. Nice try i hope you guess on:) and: i wouldn't take teapots which meanings are close together
– Jannis
1 hour ago
As i said, I wouldn't delete it just because it's wrong. Since apparently the meaning is there too in English, this answer stays forever :)
– Cashbee
59 mins ago
i think your answer makes sense! The meaning is there in English too.
– SteveV
1 hour ago
i think your answer makes sense! The meaning is there in English too.
– SteveV
1 hour ago
It's wrong but pls dont delete your answer: Anybody who guesses same as you, can correct themselves still, if you let this post here. Nice try i hope you guess on:) and: i wouldn't take teapots which meanings are close together
– Jannis
1 hour ago
It's wrong but pls dont delete your answer: Anybody who guesses same as you, can correct themselves still, if you let this post here. Nice try i hope you guess on:) and: i wouldn't take teapots which meanings are close together
– Jannis
1 hour ago
As i said, I wouldn't delete it just because it's wrong. Since apparently the meaning is there too in English, this answer stays forever :)
– Cashbee
59 mins ago
As i said, I wouldn't delete it just because it's wrong. Since apparently the meaning is there too in English, this answer stays forever :)
– Cashbee
59 mins ago
add a comment |Â
up vote
0
down vote
Partial Answer:
Could the teapot be
LEAVES?
My first teapot is non-spoken language
To leave a place is body language (though it can also be spoken with the word "goodbye").
My second teapot is non-noticeable language
Stumped on this.
My first teapot is hurting
If you leave a relationship, the consequences can be hurtful.
My second teapot hurts only by minimal links
Ripping up leaves can "hurt" them, but to a minimal extent, of course.
My first teapot draws attention
Leaving a place can draw attention, depending on what place/event you leave (e.g. your friend's birthday party), or how you have left (e.g. expelled from school).
Years ago my second teapot has drawn attention
Stumped on this one, too.
I haven't looked at the final hint... should I?
Pup kag zafuoq yk "efgybqp" bgz? Me uz, "fdqq efgyb"?
answered 17 mins ago
user477343
3,2151744
1
It's not leave, try with the last Hint :) you tried and that's cool
– Jannis
16 mins ago
@Jannis Hah, I just realised that "left" and "right" are both teapot words (if that's what you call 'em) :D
– user477343
12 mins ago
1
more or less,: leave (go) and leaves (forest), left (went) and left (side) and right(correct) and right(side) are all teapots. They're not perfectly for my riddles, since hard to explain sides, but useable
– Jannis
8 mins ago
rot14? really? :D
– Cashbee
43 secs ago
add a comment |Â
up vote
0
down vote
Partial Answer:
Could the teapot be
LEAVES?
My first teapot is non-spoken language
To leave a place is body language (though it can also be spoken with the word "goodbye").
My second teapot is non-noticeable language
Stumped on this.
My first teapot is hurting
If you leave a relationship, the consequences can be hurtful.
My second teapot hurts only by minimal links
Ripping up leaves can "hurt" them, but to a minimal extent, of course.
My first teapot draws attention
Leaving a place can draw attention, depending on what place/event you leave (e.g. your friend's birthday party), or how you have left (e.g. expelled from school).
Years ago my second teapot has drawn attention
Stumped on this one, too.
I haven't looked at the final hint... should I?
Pup kag zafuoq yk "efgybqp" bgz? Me uz, "fdqq efgyb"?
answered 17 mins ago
user477343
3,2151744
1
It's not leave, try with the last Hint :) you tried and that's cool
– Jannis
16 mins ago
@Jannis Hah, I just realised that "left" and "right" are both teapot words (if that's what you call 'em) :D
– user477343
12 mins ago
1
more or less,: leave (go) and leaves (forest), left (went) and left (side) and right(correct) and right(side) are all teapots. They're not perfectly for my riddles, since hard to explain sides, but useable
– Jannis
8 mins ago
rot14? really? :D
– Cashbee
43 secs ago
add a comment |Â
up vote
0
down vote
up vote
0
down vote
Partial Answer:
Could the teapot be
LEAVES?
My first teapot is non-spoken language
To leave a place is body language (though it can also be spoken with the word "goodbye").
My second teapot is non-noticeable language
Stumped on this.
My first teapot is hurting
If you leave a relationship, the consequences can be hurtful.
My second teapot hurts only by minimal links
Ripping up leaves can "hurt" them, but to a minimal extent, of course.
My first teapot draws attention
Leaving a place can draw attention, depending on what place/event you leave (e.g. your friend's birthday party), or how you have left (e.g. expelled from school).
Years ago my second teapot has drawn attention
Stumped on this one, too.
I haven't looked at the final hint... should I?
Pup kag zafuoq yk "efgybqp" bgz? Me uz, "fdqq efgyb"?
answered 17 mins ago
user477343
3,2151744
Partial Answer:
Could the teapot be
LEAVES?
My first teapot is non-spoken language
To leave a place is body language (though it can also be spoken with the word "goodbye").
My second teapot is non-noticeable language
Stumped on this.
My first teapot is hurting
If you leave a relationship, the consequences can be hurtful.
My second teapot hurts only by minimal links
Ripping up leaves can "hurt" them, but to a minimal extent, of course.
My first teapot draws attention
Leaving a place can draw attention, depending on what place/event you leave (e.g. your friend's birthday party), or how you have left (e.g. expelled from school).
Years ago my second teapot has drawn attention
Stumped on this one, too.
I haven't looked at the final hint... should I?
Pup kag zafuoq yk "efgybqp" bgz? Me uz, "fdqq efgyb"?
answered 17 mins ago
user477343
3,2151744
answered 17 mins ago
user477343
3,2151744
answered 17 mins ago
user477343
3,2151744
answered 17 mins ago
user477343
3,2151744
3,2151744
1
It's not leave, try with the last Hint :) you tried and that's cool
– Jannis
16 mins ago
@Jannis Hah, I just realised that "left" and "right" are both teapot words (if that's what you call 'em) :D
– user477343
12 mins ago
1
more or less,: leave (go) and leaves (forest), left (went) and left (side) and right(correct) and right(side) are all teapots. They're not perfectly for my riddles, since hard to explain sides, but useable
– Jannis
8 mins ago
rot14? really? :D
– Cashbee
43 secs ago
add a comment |Â
1
It's not leave, try with the last Hint :) you tried and that's cool
– Jannis
16 mins ago
@Jannis Hah, I just realised that "left" and "right" are both teapot words (if that's what you call 'em) :D
– user477343
12 mins ago
1
more or less,: leave (go) and leaves (forest), left (went) and left (side) and right(correct) and right(side) are all teapots. They're not perfectly for my riddles, since hard to explain sides, but useable
– Jannis
8 mins ago
rot14? really? :D
– Cashbee
43 secs ago
1
1
It's not leave, try with the last Hint :) you tried and that's cool
– Jannis
16 mins ago
It's not leave, try with the last Hint :) you tried and that's cool
– Jannis
16 mins ago
@Jannis Hah, I just realised that "left" and "right" are both teapot words (if that's what you call 'em) :D
– user477343
12 mins ago
@Jannis Hah, I just realised that "left" and "right" are both teapot words (if that's what you call 'em) :D
– user477343
12 mins ago
1
1
more or less,: leave (go) and leaves (forest), left (went) and left (side) and right(correct) and right(side) are all teapots. They're not perfectly for my riddles, since hard to explain sides, but useable
– Jannis
8 mins ago
more or less,: leave (go) and leaves (forest), left (went) and left (side) and right(correct) and right(side) are all teapots. They're not perfectly for my riddles, since hard to explain sides, but useable
– Jannis
8 mins ago
rot14? really? :D
– Cashbee
43 secs ago
rot14? really? :D
– Cashbee
43 secs ago
add a comment |Â
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Thank you for the mention! I have reached my daily voting limit and have to wait $13$ hours before I am able to upvote again (DVL13) so Imma favourite it $colordarkorangebigstar$ :D
– user477343
1 hour ago