I lie in the earth, and under the ground; A map may reveal me for journey's abound; I can be found in squares, to reduce down to size; Or at the end of a strand, where attachment lies. What am I?

I lie in the earth, and under the ground; A map may reveal me for journey’s abound; I can be found in squares, to reduce down to size; Or at the end of a strand, where attachment lies. What am I?

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What question can you never honestly answer yes to?

Who always enjoys poor health?

What gets wetter and wetter the more it dries?

What do you call a dog that sweats so much?

Who does the ocean date?

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I lie in the earth, and under the ground; A map may reveal me for journey’s abound; I can be found in squares, to reduce down to size; Or at the end of a strand, where attachment lies. What am I?

Answer: Roots

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What question can you never honestly answer yes to?

Answer: Are you asleep? (or dead)

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Who always enjoys poor health?

Answer: doctor

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What gets wetter and wetter the more it dries?

Answer: towel

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What do you call a dog that sweats so much?

Answer: Hotdog

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Who does the ocean date?

Answer: It goes out with the tide.

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It goes out with the tide.

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I lie in the earth, and under the ground; A map may reveal me for journey’s abound; I can be found in squares, to reduce down to size; Or at the end of a strand, where attachment lies. What am I?

Answer: Roots

Solution:

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What question can you never honestly answer yes to?

Answer: Are you asleep? (or dead)

Solution:

Who always enjoys poor health?

Answer: doctor

Solution:

What gets wetter and wetter the more it dries?

Answer: towel

Solution:

What do you call a dog that sweats so much?

Answer: Hotdog

Solution:

Who does the ocean date?

Answer: It goes out with the tide.

Solution: Show Answer It goes out with the tide.

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It goes out with the tide.