Riddle of the Day

[acoustikarl]

Lol. Nice hints But I don't think they'll get it.

O ye of little faith.

[Gizmokid2005]

What do the words DEFT, CANOPY and STUN have in common? HINT: It is one common characteristic and has nothing to do with the number of letters, vowels, consonants or syllables in any of the words.

ANSWER (Congrats acoustikarl): The common thing, is each word has three letters in consecutive alphabetical order:

DEFt
caNOPy
STUn

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NEXT RIDDLE:

Take the number of Graces, add the number of players in a sextet and multiply by "the witching hour". What is your answer?

[acoustikarl]

NEXT RIDDLE:

Take the number of Graces, add the number of players in a sextet and multiply by "the witching hour". What is your answer?

I don't know, but it's probably gross.

[Gizmokid2005]

Nope... Just a number

[acoustikarl]

Nope... Just a number

I was thinking "gross" as in 144, but that is most likely wrong. What is meant by "number of Graces?"

[Gizmokid2005]

LOL! Nope, not 144, but it is over 100. Number of graces refers to a popular saying

[TurcoLoco]

NEXT RIDDLE:

Take the number of Graces, add the number of players in a sextet and multiply by "the witching hour". What is your answer?

Content might be gross too but just due to inappropriate words in it we should delete and skip this riddle...

[Gizmokid2005]

Ahhh...TL, going to new lows on the riddles you can't figure out.

[cauzomb]

ANSWER (Congrats Acoustikarl): He is her son.



ANSWER (Congrats Mathster): Radishes, as she only likes food that grows underground.

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NEXT RIDDLE:

What do the words DEFT, CANOPY and STUN have in common? HINT: It is one common characteristic and has nothing to do with the number of letters, vowels, consonants or syllables in any of the words.

I would have to say that the answer DOES have something to do with the number leters, constanants and vowels, according to the correct answer there are a certain number of consecutive constanants and vowels in alphabetical order.... the hint threw me off into thinking that the only thing they had in common is that they are all embolden capitalised words :P

[Gizmokid2005]

No, it doesn't have anything to do with the number of letters, number of consonants, or number of vowels. The ONLY thing that matters, the the aplhabetization of the words.