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My infix has something to do with money



My suffix can help many people



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    You've clued the prefix, infix, and suffix, but what about a clue for the whole word? The best riddles have self-confirming answers, i.e. when you find the right word, everything fits together and matches neatly.
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My prefix is whole



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What am I?






riddle word







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    You've clued the prefix, infix, and suffix, but what about a clue for the whole word? The best riddles have self-confirming answers, i.e. when you find the right word, everything fits together and matches neatly.
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RIDDLE :




My prefix is whole



My infix has something to do with money



My suffix can help many people



But it can also be fun




Note :



Will give some hints in the future


What am I?






riddle word







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RIDDLE :




My prefix is whole



My infix has something to do with money



My suffix can help many people



But it can also be fun




Note :



Will give some hints in the future


What am I?






riddle word




riddle word






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    You've clued the prefix, infix, and suffix, but what about a clue for the whole word? The best riddles have self-confirming answers, i.e. when you find the right word, everything fits together and matches neatly.
    – Rand al'Thor
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    You've clued the prefix, infix, and suffix, but what about a clue for the whole word? The best riddles have self-confirming answers, i.e. when you find the right word, everything fits together and matches neatly.
    – Rand al'Thor
    2 hours ago







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You've clued the prefix, infix, and suffix, but what about a clue for the whole word? The best riddles have self-confirming answers, i.e. when you find the right word, everything fits together and matches neatly.
– Rand al'Thor
2 hours ago




You've clued the prefix, infix, and suffix, but what about a clue for the whole word? The best riddles have self-confirming answers, i.e. when you find the right word, everything fits together and matches neatly.
– Rand al'Thor
2 hours ago










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stack can refer to an entire collection of objects (esp. in programming)




My infix has something to do with money




Exchange as in stock exchange




My suffix can help many people




com stands for company which helps people through either the company you keep or by selling goods




But it can also be fun




this site is pretty fun (this one especially). Plus it fits the title "You're Here Right Now!"







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    Exchange as in stock exchange




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    But it can also be fun




    this site is pretty fun (this one especially). Plus it fits the title "You're Here Right Now!"







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      stack can refer to an entire collection of objects (esp. in programming)




      My infix has something to do with money




      Exchange as in stock exchange




      My suffix can help many people




      com stands for company which helps people through either the company you keep or by selling goods




      But it can also be fun




      this site is pretty fun (this one especially). Plus it fits the title "You're Here Right Now!"







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        Exchange as in stock exchange




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        com stands for company which helps people through either the company you keep or by selling goods




        But it can also be fun




        this site is pretty fun (this one especially). Plus it fits the title "You're Here Right Now!"







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        My suffix can help many people




        com stands for company which helps people through either the company you keep or by selling goods




        But it can also be fun




        this site is pretty fun (this one especially). Plus it fits the title "You're Here Right Now!"








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