| Reveal the quote by eliminating the letters of the alphabet that are not part of the quote. The unused letters go in alphabetical order from A-Z.
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| You mix and disrupt me, But it makes me stronger. You just ignore me, But I get harder the longer. To cap it off, It’s surprising to see, You end up walking All over me. |
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| Two definitions for two different words will be given. These words will differ only by their vowels. To change a word, both adding a vowel and changing a vowel is allowed, as long as the consonants are the same and in the same order. For example, bust to beast can be an answer.
1. A sticky product of trees to a type of dried fruit |
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| I’m called a man, But I’ll never have a wife. I was given a body, But not given life. They made me a mouth, But I wasn’t given breath. Water gives life, And sun gives me death. |
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| I am a set of 3 words, all with the same six letters. First, I am a kingdom, though not royally so. Then spell me backwards, and I become a thin plate. Now rearrange my consonants, leaving my vowels in place … I am now a type of paper. What are the words? |
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