My 1st is an abbreviated term, French, for addressing a man;
My 2nd comes from one end of a dog, runs up a tree, and floats on the sea;
My whole is required of persons in time of war, before they leave for a foreign land.
Hmmm…Let’s see…Can you figure ‘the whole’ out? Answers to the riddle may be entered into the comment section below
I am thinking…
Embark
But I could be wrong.
Scott
embark
1st = M.
2nd = triple meaning
Ist Part - M ( Abbr. for Monseur - French for “Mister”)
IInd Part - Bark (Comes from one end of a dog, his mouth
)
so, let’s see, joining them up - mbark or “EMBARK” which means to go on board
So i would go with, “embark”
Embark
embark
“embark” (my first guess was “monsieurantigravitypee”)
1- M. (monsieur)
2- Bark
Whole- Embark
embark ?
Embark!
embark?
I believe the whole is “Embark”. The first ‘em’ or ‘M.’ is the French version of ‘Mr.’ The second is ‘bark’.