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What was a celebration with dancing food and speeches named?
A banquet.
What easier to give than receive Riddle?
Food
What is Riddle What's favorite food?
Harry Potter. Your arguments are invalid. -Ting Ching
What is the answer to this riddle what type of security system do fast food places use?
Fast ones?
What is the first staple food for a filipino and when you delete the first letter it becomes cold?
The answer to the riddle is "rice."
Riddle what cannot eat food?
mat fordi det ikke kan spise seg selv
How do you spell fruit spell it?
That is the correct spelling of "fruit" (food, holds a plant's seeds). (The riddle answer is "I-T")
What societies features a political arrangement most similar to that of the Mongols before the rise of Genghis Khan?
A region made up of competing tribes who fight each other for food and resources
What kind of a riddle is this i am not a food I'm not a tree but I'm made of wood i have four legs but i don't have a feetand i live in your house in the room where you eat what a'm i?
The answer to the actual riddle is (obviously) a table. But since that's not what you're asking then that is not my answer. The answer to what type of riddle this is, is actually quite simple: it is a 'word problem'.
What has the author John-the-Giant-Killer written?
John-the-Giant-Killer. has written: 'Food for the mind; or, A new riddle book'
What is a riddle where the answer is barbeque?
What Cooks Shrimps On a Barby And comes out in the summer Tastes proper nice And when burns your food is a Bummer. Answer Barbeque
Why are political parties good?
Political parties can provide organized platforms for people with similar political beliefs to work together to achieve common goals. They help simplify complex issues by presenting voters with clear choices and options. Parties also promote accountability and transparency by providing a structure for candidates to be held responsible for their actions and policies.
