Homophone Riddle 7

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 These homophones deal with money
 I can have a person on me
 Or I could have a flower
 When they get to one hundred they use paper


What are the homophones?






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up vote
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This one can't be hard



 These homophones deal with money
 I can have a person on me
 Or I could have a flower
 When they get to one hundred they use paper


What are the homophones?






riddle word







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    Been waiting for this. (+1) :D
    – Kevin L
    45 mins ago












up vote
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up vote
3
down vote

favorite











This one can't be hard



 These homophones deal with money
 I can have a person on me
 Or I could have a flower
 When they get to one hundred they use paper


What are the homophones?






riddle word







share|improve this question















This one can't be hard



 These homophones deal with money
 I can have a person on me
 Or I could have a flower
 When they get to one hundred they use paper


What are the homophones?






riddle word




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    Been waiting for this. (+1) :D
    – Kevin L
    45 mins ago












  • 1




    Been waiting for this. (+1) :D
    – Kevin L
    45 mins ago







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Been waiting for this. (+1) :D
– Kevin L
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Been waiting for this. (+1) :D
– Kevin L
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These homophones deal with money




Could they be scent and cent? Maybe also bill and Bill or Ben and Ben? (I'm not sure how many to find.)




I can have a person on me




A cent or a bill can have a person on you, a Ben (Franklin) is a US one hundred.




Or I could have a flower




Flowers have scents




They both come from one hundred




Cent is French for one hundred, and a Ben is a US one hundred.







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  • You're on the scent but not quite! :) +1
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These homophones deal with money




Could they be scent and cent? Maybe also bill and Bill or Ben and Ben? (I'm not sure how many to find.)




I can have a person on me




A cent or a bill can have a person on you, a Ben (Franklin) is a US one hundred.




Or I could have a flower




Flowers have scents




They both come from one hundred




Cent is French for one hundred, and a Ben is a US one hundred.







share|improve this answer




















  • You're on the scent but not quite! :) +1
    – Duck
    22 mins ago















up vote
4
down vote













These homophones deal with money




Could they be scent and cent? Maybe also bill and Bill or Ben and Ben? (I'm not sure how many to find.)




I can have a person on me




A cent or a bill can have a person on you, a Ben (Franklin) is a US one hundred.




Or I could have a flower




Flowers have scents




They both come from one hundred




Cent is French for one hundred, and a Ben is a US one hundred.







share|improve this answer




















  • You're on the scent but not quite! :) +1
    – Duck
    22 mins ago













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up vote
4
down vote









These homophones deal with money




Could they be scent and cent? Maybe also bill and Bill or Ben and Ben? (I'm not sure how many to find.)




I can have a person on me




A cent or a bill can have a person on you, a Ben (Franklin) is a US one hundred.




Or I could have a flower




Flowers have scents




They both come from one hundred




Cent is French for one hundred, and a Ben is a US one hundred.







share|improve this answer












These homophones deal with money




Could they be scent and cent? Maybe also bill and Bill or Ben and Ben? (I'm not sure how many to find.)




I can have a person on me




A cent or a bill can have a person on you, a Ben (Franklin) is a US one hundred.




Or I could have a flower




Flowers have scents




They both come from one hundred




Cent is French for one hundred, and a Ben is a US one hundred.








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