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Gravy wrote: ↑16 Nov 2021, 23:06 Yes! Yes! Yes!
Congratulations @DATo :tiphat:
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DATo wrote: ↑17 Nov 2021, 08:27 Thanks Mounce ! :D

Gravy's comment, "I am so sorry. I actually thought this would be an easy one." reminded me of MY riddle where the answer was "ravioli" so I figured we were overthinking the clues and that it was something simple.

The next riddle is something VERY simple and common too. Don't overthink it.

1) I can be an embarrassment when displayed in a formal setting, but totally ignored in an informal setting.

2) I can be either organic or nonorganic (and often mixed) in composition.

3) I am not edible.

4) Though I am quite insignificant I can, under specific circumstances, either help to save your life or take your life. (difficult but valid clue)

5) No one would intentionally buy me but I come as a byproduct of some purchased items.

What am I ?
Sawdust ?
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Thank you @Kajol Dadhania !!! :D

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DATo wrote: ↑17 Nov 2021, 08:27 Thanks Mounce ! :D

Gravy's comment, "I am so sorry. I actually thought this would be an easy one." reminded me of MY riddle where the answer was "ravioli" so I figured we were overthinking the clues and that it was something simple.

The next riddle is something VERY simple and common too. Don't overthink it.

1) I can be an embarrassment when displayed in a formal setting, but totally ignored in an informal setting.

2) I can be either organic or nonorganic (and often mixed) in composition.

3) I am not edible.

4) Though I am quite insignificant I can, under specific circumstances, either help to save your life or take your life. (difficult but valid clue)

5) No one would intentionally buy me but I come as a byproduct of some purchased items.

What am I ?
Ash? :eusa-think:
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Nerea wrote: ↑18 Nov 2021, 01:54
Ash? :eusa-think:
Ash is also very close but not correct.

HINT: You are going out on a job interview. You want to look your best. You check yourself out in a full length mirror. This might be something you are looking for.
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A stain?
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Lunastella wrote: ↑18 Nov 2021, 11:48 A stain?
You might have it with stain. I'm excited to find out.
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Dandruff?
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@Luastella Not a stain.

@Kajol Dadhania - So far you are the closest, but not dandruff.

The answer is very, very, very simple ... something you see all the time.
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DATo wrote: ↑18 Nov 2021, 07:49
Nerea wrote: ↑18 Nov 2021, 01:54
Ash? :eusa-think:
Ash is also very close but not correct.

HINT: You are going out on a job interview. You want to look your best. You check yourself out in a full length mirror. This might be something you are looking for.
This hint makes me think of powder? :eusa-think:
Powders "can be either organic or nonorganic (and often mixed) in composition." :)
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Dust?
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Lunastella wrote: ↑19 Nov 2021, 13:36Dust?
Not exactly dust, but like dust it is something you wouldn't want to be seen on your clothes when you go out into a public area, especially a formal event.

FINAL HINT: It is something that is collected for disposal in a home appliance
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Blush
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Aluminum
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@Mounce574 Neither blush or aluminum.

@Kajol Dadhania - So far you are the closest, but not dandruff. (but same appearance as dandruff)
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