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My first is a lie; my second is a lie; my whole is the emblem of innocence.
What am I?
(The answer is 1 word consisting of 2 syllables)
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Short word puzzle: 3 clues
November 11th, 2007 |
Filed under: Brain Teasers and Puzzles, Riddles, Word Puzzles
lily
li + ly (both pronounced separately”
the two “lies” refer to the two syllables phonetically
lillies are a symbol of innocence
Lily? If you break up the two syllables you’ll have ‘li’ and ‘ly’, both of which sound like the word ‘lie’.
A lily? Thx for the picture clue!
lily
maybe one answer could be virgin, vir + gin, but i am not so sure
a lily?
A lily-
How about “lily?” Love the gorgeous photo, by the way. (Glad I didn’t find an obnoxious red dot lurking about! Ha!)
Snowhite?
A lie of snow
A white lie
Whether snowhite was innocent is another question!
AAAHHH
Snowhite indeed!
Its a Lily!
What was I thinking!
very good- a Lily
The most logical answer seems to be “Lily” due to the hint, but what about “serpent”, In Genesis 3:1 & 4 the first statement out of the serpent’s mouth was a deceitful trick to get the innocent and pure Eve to trust him, the second statement was an outright lie, and because of this Eve believed and ate, losing her innocents. The serpent can be an emblem of innocents, lost.
that’s also an interesting answer, seanRhoades.
“What we see depends mainly on what we look for”
http://www.smart-kit.com/s678/break-the-code/
lily
“serpent”
I like this answer