What is the solution to a rich Man keeps me in pocket a Poorman throws me away Kids eat me?

Answer 1

Answer 1:

The answer should be "Nothing" or "Snot" (a rich man has a handkerchief).

Answer 2:

It is indeed tupeal if you want the Tamil word.

Rich man uses handkerchief in blowing tupeal. Then keep it in their pocket.

Poor man blows using their bare hands then throwing it anywhere.

Kids don't blow. They just swallow it. Unless their being told by their parents.

Answer 3:

Pick your nose and Voila...There is your answer on your finger.

Answer 2

The answer to this riddle is snot. Rich people use handkerchiefs to blow their nose, keeping them in their pockets to wash later. Poorer men use disposable tissues and throw them away immediately. Children, unfortunately, have the repulsive tendency to eat their boogers.

Answer 3

This riddle has a number of possible answers, and some of them are puns. Sometimes the riddle question includes a few letters of the word to limit it. Here are some common answers with explanations:

1. A pound (British). A rich man keeps his pounds (money) in his pocket, a poor man throws away his pounds by buying what he doesn't need, and kids eat about a pound of food in a meal.

2. Coins. A rich man hangs onto his coins and keeps them in his pocket. A poor man squanders his coins, and some children will eat coins.

3. Mucus (or Tupeal in Tamil, like in some versions of the riddle). A rich man has a handkerchief to blow his nose and keeps it in his pocket. A poor man without a handkerchief will blow his nose anywhere (like capping a finger over a nostril and blowing the other one toward the ground). And children have been known to eat mucus and other nasal contents.

Answer 4

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