Can You Solve This Riddle?

[sjonathan02]

Yes there is.  The word is Energy.

Energy ends in g-r-y? 

Seems to me someone is suffering from selective dyslexia. 

[Fenix]

Energy ends in g-r-y? 

Seems to me someone is suffering from selective dyslexia. 

 

[Docdb04]

Energy ends in g-r-y? 

Seems to me someone is suffering from selective dyslexia.

Lol.  Good one

Check This Out.

There are three words in the English language that end in the letters "GRY".  One is hungry and the other is angry.  What is the third word?

It never said which order they had to be in.  They say reading is fundamental. 

[sjonathan02]

Lol.  Good one

It never said which order they had to be in.  They say reading is fundamental. 

Because reading is fundamental, the order is implied. 

[nessalynn77]

Lol.  Good one

It never said which order they had to be in.  They say reading is fundamental. 

That makes the riddle untrue, there are more than three words that end in the letters gry, actually I believe I read up on this riddle on snopes and there are actually more than three words that end in gry.  Gry itself is a word:

From Webster's revised unabridged Dictionary:
Gry

Gry\, n. [Gr ? syllable, bit.]

1. A measure equal to one tenth of a line. [Obs.] --Locke.

2. Anything very small, or of little value. [R.]

When people reworded/shortened the riddle, they messed it up.

[under13]

That makes the riddle untrue, there are more than three words that end in the letters gry, actually I believe I read up on this riddle on snopes and there are actually more than three words that end in gry.  Gry itself is a word:

From Webster's revised unabridged Dictionary:
Gry

Gry\, n. [Gr ? syllable, bit.]

1. A measure equal to one tenth of a line. [Obs.] --Locke.

2. Anything very small, or of little value. [R.]

When people reworded/shortened the riddle, they messed it up.

I agree 

[csedwards2]

There isn't one.  However, that is a part of a longer riddle, which goes as follows:

"Angry" and "hungry" are two words that end in "gry". There are three words in the English language. What is the third word? Everyone knows what it means and everyone uses it every day. Look closely and I have already given you the third word. What is it?

The answer to this is language

[ReddGirl]

I don't get it. Why is the answer language?  I have another one but I bet SJ already knows it.


A man and wife are in their car. The car breaks down and the man gets out to go get help. Before he leaves he makes sure she is alone in the car and locks the doors and trunk. When he returns his wife is dead. The doors and trunk are still locked and no one has broken in  yet there is a stranger in the car. How did  his wife die?

[sjonathan02]

I don't get it. Why is the answer language?  I have another one but I bet SJ already knows it.


A man and wife are in their car. The car breaks down and the man gets out to go get help. Before he leaves he makes sure she is alone in the car and locks the doors and trunk. When he returns his wife is dead. The doors and trunk are still locked and no one has broken in  yet there is a stranger in the car. How did  his wife die?

The stranger came through the sun/moon roof.


The key to the -gry riddle is in the sentence: There are three words in the English language. 

[under13]

I don't get it. Why is the answer language?  I have another one but I bet SJ already knows it.


A man and wife are in their car. The car breaks down and the man gets out to go get help. Before he leaves he makes sure she is alone in the car and locks the doors and trunk. When he returns his wife is dead. The doors and trunk are still locked and no one has broken in  yet there is a stranger in the car. How did  his wife die?

While giving birth to thier baby; the stranger

[sjonathan02]

While giving birth to thier baby; the stranger

Excellent. Nicely done. That has to be it.

[cas10a]

The key to the -gry riddle is in the sentence: There are three words in the English language. 

I must be slow on this one...'cause I still don't get it...

[SirTJ]

Here's One:

A plane crashed and every single person on board this flight was killed, yet...there were survivors. Explain how.

[sjonathan02]

Here's One:

A plane crashed and every single person on board this flight was killed, yet...there were survivors. Explain how.

The survivors escaped from the plane before the crash.

[Fenix]

I must be slow on this one...'cause I still don't get it...

I have been puzzling this too. 

Excellent. Nicely done. That has to be it.

But there was no indication in the riddle that his wife was pregnant. 

Your answer was equally plausilbe.   

[cas10a]

Here's One:

A plane crashed and every single person on board this flight was killed, yet...there were survivors. Explain how.

The survivors were animals...ie dogs/cats

[SirTJ]

The survivors escaped from the plane before the crash.

The survivors were animals...ie dogs/cats

Wrong on both accounts.

[sjonathan02]

Wrong on both accounts.

They are survivors from something else.

[under13]

I have been puzzling this too. 

But there was no indication in the riddle that his wife was pregnant. 

just like there was no indication that the car had a moon roof.

Here's One:

A plane crashed and every single person on board this flight was killed, yet...there were survivors. Explain how.

maybe there were dogs on the plane who survivred. dogs are not humans

?when people die, arent their family members called suvivors?

[cas10a]

Wrong on both accounts.

lol...well I'm stomped on this one too...