FIVE RHYMING RIDDLES
1. The first in COW, two in NIXON;
Three in DAMSEL, three in VIXEN.
What are we?
2. What is unusual about this verse?
Sir, I bear a rhyme excelling
In mystic force and magic spelling.
3. We are four words that rhyme,
Figure us out - now's the time:
The first is simply paper money,
The second grinds grain, and that's not funny.
The third is when you pour but miss,
The last is Jack's little sis.
4. I'm a slippery fish in a cloudy sea;
No hook or spear can capture me.
Only your hand can seize this fish,
To see that it ends up in its dish.
5. Saturday and Sunday I'm big;
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday I'm small.
Monday and Friday, I don't exist at all.
Who am I?
HINT:
2. Math
Answers:
1. Roman numerals:
C in COW - IX in NIXON
DML in DAMSEL / VIX in VIXEN
2. The lengths of the words correspond to the beginning digits of Pi: 3.1415926358
3. BILL, MILL, SPILL, JILL
4. A bar of soap
5. The letter "S"
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