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i have a $10 bet at the place where i work: i'll give $10 to any person who gives me a word of which i don't know the definition. i have yet to pay. some of the words they've almost gotten me on (but didn't): meretricious, borborygmus, sesquipedaliaphobia, funambulist, and iatrogenic... among others.

:lol: That's terrific. I wish I could say my vocabulary was so extensive. BKB knows how I feel about 'colorful' vocabulary.

I love logic puzzles and games, too, and crossword puzzles and trivia. The highlight of my month is when my new Games magazine arrives.

Well done, Buckguy! :cheers:

Oh, and don't worry about the hint. I'm probably the only one who's peevish about such things...
 
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What is the most amount of money in coins only that one can have without being able to break a dollar ($1.00)?

Your correct answer must have the total and coins used.

Rats! I love these puzzles, but I already know the answer to that one. I'll keep it myself rather than runing it for everyone else. (like some other folks do :wink: )
 
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1.19

3 qtrs
4 dimes
4 pennies

buck guy, my S plus 'IX' thing was a joke from an earlier riddle in this thread.

CORRECT! greenies for you, bb73.

oops. i haven't gone through the previous posts, so i wasn't aware of the inside joke.

sorry, princess. i could take the two quarters and five dimes to change the dollar, so i'm afraid that 1.69 is not the correct answer.
 
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thanks, bucky. has there been a poster who has given the answer even though he or she already had the puzzler before?

oh, back in post #24 of this thread...

shit, for all I know, he cheated this time, too! :biggrin:

sorry, princess. i could take the two quarters and five dimes to change the dollar, so i'm afraid that 1.69 is not the correct answer.

yeah, yeah, I know. That's why I edited. Thought about deleting, but I figured I'd be honest about my mistake. :)
 
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where is there dignity unless there is honesty? - cicero

With your alphabet clue (major giveaway), I realize that my silly reference to the earlier riddle was closer to the truth than I could have imagined. :tongue2:

Nobody will believe that the recent re-release of the John Wayne movie 'Cabin In The Sky' helped me think of that cabin thing? I just saw that movie a few weeks ago. But alas, on to another riddle soon.
 
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With your alphabet clue (major giveaway), I realize that my silly reference to the earlier riddle was closer to the truth than I could have imagined. :tongue2:

yeah, that's why i took your response as earnest. i thought that it was rather ingenious to think of 9 as "ix" and, therefore, need an 's' to make "six." however, i was searching for a way that you got 's.' couldn't find it. lol. also, i couldn't figure out how the solution's path worked for the previous triangles. lol. your "solution" only racked my brain further.

you have a question/riddle, bb73?
 
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