My first is high, My second damp, My whole a tie, A writer's cramp. What am I?

My first is high, My second damp, My whole a tie, A writer’s cramp. What am I?

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I can be liquid or solid, sometimes I bubble and you can find me in every home. What am I?

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My first is high, My second damp, My whole a tie, A writer’s cramp. What am I?

Answer: Hyphen. The first two lines yield high-fen. A hyphen is used by a writer to tie (or cramp) two words together.

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Hyphen. The first two lines yield high-fen. A hyphen is used by a writer to tie (or cramp) two words together.

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What do you call two banana peals?

Answer: Slippers!

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Slippers!

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What do you call a horse that moves around a lot?

Answer: Unstable.

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A doctor might remove one from the neck of a Dracula victim.

Answer: fang

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I can be liquid or solid, sometimes I bubble and you can find me in every home. What am I?

Answer: Soap

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Everyday a biker would carry a bag of sand through a border with a different bike. A policeman would see him and ask what was he stealing. What was the biker stealing?

Answer: Bikes. He came to the border with a different bike everyday.

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Bikes. He came to the border with a different bike everyday.

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My first is high, My second damp, My whole a tie, A writer’s cramp. What am I?

Answer: Hyphen. The first two lines yield high-fen. A hyphen is used by a writer to tie (or cramp) two words together.

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What do you call two banana peals?

Answer: Slippers!

Solution: Show Answer Slippers!

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What do you call a horse that moves around a lot?

Answer: Unstable.

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A doctor might remove one from the neck of a Dracula victim.

Answer: fang

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I can be liquid or solid, sometimes I bubble and you can find me in every home. What am I?

Answer: Soap

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Everyday a biker would carry a bag of sand through a border with a different bike. A policeman would see him and ask what was he stealing. What was the biker stealing?

Answer: Bikes. He came to the border with a different bike everyday.

Solution: Show Answer Bikes. He came to the border with a different bike everyday.

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Hyphen. The first two lines yield high-fen. A hyphen is used by a writer to tie (or cramp) two words together.

Solution:

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Slippers!

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Bikes. He came to the border with a different bike everyday.