Robbed on Halloween!

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My prefix is where rainbows are
My infix is what maps show
My suffix is a person
And my whole can rob you





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    Here's a riley:



    My prefix is where rainbows are
    My infix is what maps show
    My suffix is a person
    And my whole can rob you





    riddle word







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      up vote
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      Here's a riley:



      My prefix is where rainbows are
      My infix is what maps show
      My suffix is a person
      And my whole can rob you





      riddle word







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      Here's a riley:



      My prefix is where rainbows are
      My infix is what maps show
      My suffix is a person
      And my whole can rob you





      riddle word




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          highwayman.




          My prefix is where rainbows are




          Up HIGH, still.




          My infix is what maps show




          Maps show you the WAY. (Please no meme references)




          My suffix is a person




          A MAN is indeed a person.




          And my whole can rob you




          TIL that a HIGHWAYMAN is "a man, typically on horseback, who held up travelers at gunpoint in order to rob them".




          A guess:




          Hijack.




          My prefix is where rainbows are




          Rainbows are up HI in the sky.




          My infix is what maps show




          Not sure on this one.




          My suffix is a person




          Jack can be a person's name.




          And my whole can rob you




          Hijacking is similar to robbing.









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          • Sorry, but nope. Hi is right and wrong if you know what I mean
            – Duck
            2 hours ago










          • @Duck Updated :)
            – Quintec
            2 hours ago










          • One of my favourites, with sword and pistol by my side
            – El-Guest
            1 hour ago










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          up vote
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          Second attempt:




          highwayman.




          My prefix is where rainbows are




          Up HIGH, still.




          My infix is what maps show




          Maps show you the WAY. (Please no meme references)




          My suffix is a person




          A MAN is indeed a person.




          And my whole can rob you




          TIL that a HIGHWAYMAN is "a man, typically on horseback, who held up travelers at gunpoint in order to rob them".




          A guess:




          Hijack.




          My prefix is where rainbows are




          Rainbows are up HI in the sky.




          My infix is what maps show




          Not sure on this one.




          My suffix is a person




          Jack can be a person's name.




          And my whole can rob you




          Hijacking is similar to robbing.









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          • Sorry, but nope. Hi is right and wrong if you know what I mean
            – Duck
            2 hours ago










          • @Duck Updated :)
            – Quintec
            2 hours ago










          • One of my favourites, with sword and pistol by my side
            – El-Guest
            1 hour ago














          up vote
          6
          down vote













          Second attempt:




          highwayman.




          My prefix is where rainbows are




          Up HIGH, still.




          My infix is what maps show




          Maps show you the WAY. (Please no meme references)




          My suffix is a person




          A MAN is indeed a person.




          And my whole can rob you




          TIL that a HIGHWAYMAN is "a man, typically on horseback, who held up travelers at gunpoint in order to rob them".




          A guess:




          Hijack.




          My prefix is where rainbows are




          Rainbows are up HI in the sky.




          My infix is what maps show




          Not sure on this one.




          My suffix is a person




          Jack can be a person's name.




          And my whole can rob you




          Hijacking is similar to robbing.









          share|improve this answer






















          • Sorry, but nope. Hi is right and wrong if you know what I mean
            – Duck
            2 hours ago










          • @Duck Updated :)
            – Quintec
            2 hours ago










          • One of my favourites, with sword and pistol by my side
            – El-Guest
            1 hour ago












          up vote
          6
          down vote










          up vote
          6
          down vote









          Second attempt:




          highwayman.




          My prefix is where rainbows are




          Up HIGH, still.




          My infix is what maps show




          Maps show you the WAY. (Please no meme references)




          My suffix is a person




          A MAN is indeed a person.




          And my whole can rob you




          TIL that a HIGHWAYMAN is "a man, typically on horseback, who held up travelers at gunpoint in order to rob them".




          A guess:




          Hijack.




          My prefix is where rainbows are




          Rainbows are up HI in the sky.




          My infix is what maps show




          Not sure on this one.




          My suffix is a person




          Jack can be a person's name.




          And my whole can rob you




          Hijacking is similar to robbing.









          share|improve this answer














          Second attempt:




          highwayman.




          My prefix is where rainbows are




          Up HIGH, still.




          My infix is what maps show




          Maps show you the WAY. (Please no meme references)




          My suffix is a person




          A MAN is indeed a person.




          And my whole can rob you




          TIL that a HIGHWAYMAN is "a man, typically on horseback, who held up travelers at gunpoint in order to rob them".




          A guess:




          Hijack.




          My prefix is where rainbows are




          Rainbows are up HI in the sky.




          My infix is what maps show




          Not sure on this one.




          My suffix is a person




          Jack can be a person's name.




          And my whole can rob you




          Hijacking is similar to robbing.










          share|improve this answer














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          Quintec

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          • Sorry, but nope. Hi is right and wrong if you know what I mean
            – Duck
            2 hours ago










          • @Duck Updated :)
            – Quintec
            2 hours ago










          • One of my favourites, with sword and pistol by my side
            – El-Guest
            1 hour ago
















          • Sorry, but nope. Hi is right and wrong if you know what I mean
            – Duck
            2 hours ago










          • @Duck Updated :)
            – Quintec
            2 hours ago










          • One of my favourites, with sword and pistol by my side
            – El-Guest
            1 hour ago















          Sorry, but nope. Hi is right and wrong if you know what I mean
          – Duck
          2 hours ago




          Sorry, but nope. Hi is right and wrong if you know what I mean
          – Duck
          2 hours ago












          @Duck Updated :)
          – Quintec
          2 hours ago




          @Duck Updated :)
          – Quintec
          2 hours ago












          One of my favourites, with sword and pistol by my side
          – El-Guest
          1 hour ago




          One of my favourites, with sword and pistol by my side
          – El-Guest
          1 hour ago

















           

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