Metal or bone I may be, many teeth I have and always bared, yet my bite harms no one and ladies delight in my touch. What am I?

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My coat keeps me safe From damage that’s near. I cause you happiness, sadness, Anticipation and fear. On the outside, I am put under judgment of price. But my insides have far more value That not even MONEY can suffice.

I can be the book one can never finish reading. What am I?

I am a word with two meanings. With one I can be broken, with the second I hold on. What am I?

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Metal or bone I may be, many teeth I have and always bared, yet my bite harms no one and ladies delight in my touch. What am I?

Answer: A comb.

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What did baby corn say to mother corn?

Answer: Where is popcorn.

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Where is popcorn.

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What do outlaws eat with their milk?

Answer: Crookies.

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Crookies.

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My coat keeps me safe From damage that’s near. I cause you happiness, sadness, Anticipation and fear. On the outside, I am put under judgment of price. But my insides have far more value That not even MONEY can suffice.

Answer: book

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I can be the book one can never finish reading. What am I?

Answer: Autobiography

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I am a word with two meanings. With one I can be broken, with the second I hold on. What am I?

Answer: Tie. A tie score can be broken, but when you tie a knot (as in a necktie) it holds together.

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