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- 1. Jr. Bird shares his favorite color riddles
- 2. Created 2013 by Tom Curtis Blog: www.onimproving.blogspot.com Presentations: www.slideshare.net/onimproving Email: ideamerchants@gmail.com Twitter: @onimproving
- 4. Hello, I am Jr. Bird. I have collected my favorite color riddle puzzles. Please enjoy. Let’s get started. (Answers are at the end.)
- 5. What a horn did
- 7. what was done to a completed book
- 8. cat sound + opposite of push
- 10. raise voice to call underneath something
- 12. above eye facial hair + 14th letter
- 13. disciple of asking the equivalent of how come
- 14. what the doctor ask you to say + what fires do
- 15. what cows do in a field minus Z sound
- 17. The End