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What is the answer of the riddle What lives in winter dies in summer and grows with its roots upward?
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Why are winter days colder then summer days?
Because whe it is winter to norther hemisphere is pointing away from the sun which means lower temperatures, but in summer it is pointing to the sun which means warmer temperatures.
What is the collective noun for grows?
The word 'grows' is the third person, singular present of the verb to grow: He grows tomatoes in his garden.Collective nouns are used to group nouns, not verbs.
When was A Tree Grows in Guadalajara created?
A Tree Grows in Guadalajara was created on 2007-05-10.
What is the state motto of New Mexico?
In Latin it is Crescit eundo. (It grows as it goes.)
Why shearing is not done during winter season give reasons?
Sheep shearing is not done in cold season because the sheep can die due to the cold without it's protective coating of hair. So it is done in summers and by the time the cold season comes, the hair grows again.
What lives in the winter dies in the summer and grows with the roots upward what are you?
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What live in winter dies in summer and grows with roots upward?
a lcicle
What lives in winter dies in summer and grows with the roots upward?
an icicle
What lives in the winter dies in the summer and its roots grows upward?
an icicle
What lives in winter and dies in summer grows with roots upward?
an icicle
What lives in winter dies in summer and grows upward with root?
an icicle
What lives in winter dies in the summer and grows with roots upward?
an icicle
What lives in the winter dies in the summer and grows roots upward?
an icicle
What lives in winter dies in summer and grows roots upward?
a lcicle
What live in winter dies in summer and grows with the roots upward?
an icicle
What lives in winter dies in summer and grows with it root upward?
an icicle
What lives in winter and dies in the summer and grows with its roots upward?
an icicle
