What am I? Riddle-Game

[Bianca Bennett 2]

I’m thinking maybe the moon?? I’m not sure but I came up with something

I am free of color
I have substance, yet you can’t grab me


What am I?

[María Andrea Fernández Sepúlveda]

I’m thinking maybe the moon?? I’m not sure but I came up with something

I am free of color
I have substance, yet you can’t grab me


What am I?

Intriguing. But we usually take turns. The one who guesses the riddle, gets to ask the new one.

[DATo]

I’m thinking maybe the moon?? I’m not sure but I came up with something

I am free of color
I have substance, yet you can’t grab me

What am I?

Hi @Bianca Bennett 2 and WELCOME to The Riddle Game! There is a riddle in progress at the moment. If you look above your post you will see one by Diana Lowery. Diana solved the last riddle so it is now her turn to create a new one. Please join us in trying to solve Diana's riddle. Whoever succeeds will then be the next to offer a new riddle. Good luck!

[Bianca Bennett 2]

Hi DATo, I’m new here. I didn’t know there were rules in this forum. Thanks for the welcome and I’ll go ahead and take a look at Diana’s riddle.

[DATo]

Sorry I took so long. I have been traveling again, but this riddle does not involve my trip like my last riddle did.
This one is a homophone. It has political undertones, so I hope I don't offend anyone.

Sometimes campaign slogans use this word.
Sometimes the word does this.

This is another wild guess, but could it be ... Liberal (as in party) vs liberal (as in accommodating)?

[Diana Lowery]

Nope, sorry. Liberal is a good guess, but it is not a homophone.

[María Andrea Fernández Sepúlveda]

Nope, sorry. Liberal is a good guess, but it is not a homophone.

The only thing I know about American political slogans is Make America Great Again?

[Diana Lowery]

Nope, sorry. Liberal is a good guess, but it is not a homophone.

The only thing I know about American political slogans is Make America Great Again?

You have the right slogan, but which one of those words is the homophone?

[DATo]

Nope, sorry. Liberal is a good guess, but it is not a homophone.

The only thing I know about American political slogans is Make America Great Again?

You have the right slogan, but which one of those words is the homophone?

Great vs grate ?

TRIVIA: I remember a story of a time at a White House ball a woman writer was making small talk with Abe Lincoln and asked him if he knew that the word "sugar" was the only english word that was written su but sounded sh. Lincoln immediately responded, "Are you sure?"

[María Andrea Fernández Sepúlveda]

The only thing I know about American political slogans is Make America Great Again?

You have the right slogan, but which one of those words is the homophone?

Great vs grate ?

TRIVIA: I remember a story of a time at a White House ball a woman writer was making small talk with Abe Lincoln and asked him if he knew that the word "sugar" was the only english word that was written su but sounded sh. Lincoln immediately responded, "Are you sure?"

That's a great piece of trivia.
And I think you solved Diana's riddle.

[DATo]

@María Andrea Fernández Sepúlveda

I am beginning to worry about @Diana Lowery. I greatly fear that she may have been abducted by the Space Gypsies. ... ...

[María Andrea Fernández Sepúlveda]

@María Andrea Fernández Sepúlveda

I am beginning to worry about @Diana Lowery. I greatly fear that she may have been abducted by the Space Gypsies. ... ...

Maybe she's a time traveler and went back to a time before the Internet...
Are you there @Diana Lowery?

[Diana Lowery]

Sorry everyone. I was in a place without internet, but I was not time traveling. DATo did solve the riddle with great/grate.

[DATo]

@María Andrea Fernández Sepúlveda
@Bianca Bennett 2
@Diana Lowery

Diana, we checked often with the guard in the OnlineBookclub tower which overlooks the road to the drawbridge and his reply was always the same .... "She cometh not!" I speak for all when I say we are glad that you have returned unscathed.

NEW RIDDLE:
1) I am thought to mess up perms
2) I attend every baseball game
3) My excrement is oft compared to the antics of crazy people

What am I ?

[Diana Lowery]

@María Andrea Fernández Sepúlveda
@Bianca Bennett 2
@Diana Lowery

Diana, we checked often with the guard in the OnlineBookclub tower which overlooks the road to the drawbridge and his reply was always the same .... "She cometh not!" I speak for all when I say we are glad that you have returned unscathed.

NEW RIDDLE:
1) I am thought to mess up perms
2) I attend every baseball game
3) My excrement is oft compared to the antics of crazy people

What am I ?

It is nice to be missed.
Your riddle is VERY interesting.