Please Help Me.......This making me crazy

by butalbee 14 Replies latest jw friends

  • butalbee
    butalbee

    There are three words in the English language that end in "gry".
    ONE is angry and the other is hungry. EveryONE knows what the
    third ONE means and what it stands for. EveryONE uses them
    everyday, and if you listened very carefully, I've given you the
    third word.

    What is it?
    _______gry?

    A friend of mine sent this hoping I could be of help to him, yeah right...Anyone have any clue?

  • butalbee
    butalbee

    Oops, drunken me....left out end of email........

    Send this to 5 People and the answer will pop up on the screen
    automatically.

  • refiners fire
    refiners fire

    Horn -gry ??

  • butalbee
    butalbee

    Close, but not close enough...LOL.

  • cellomould
    cellomould

    I think Hillary Step posted this riddle before .... I can't remember the answer...some kind of trick of course

    I will see if I can pull it up from the archives

    Of course, I won't tell if I do .... heeheehee

    cellomould

  • Seven
    Seven

    gry is a word meaning one tenth of a line-part of the decimal system

    there is also puggry and aggry

    seven

    (scrabble queen of the universe class)

  • myself
    myself
    Hint: There are only two common english words that end in GRY. There is a hoax going around asking you to find a third.

    found this on a search to help you.

  • butalbee
    butalbee

    I have asked Jeeves, he's no help, I looked in my rhyming dictionary, it has no 'gry' in it,(unless I'm looking in wrong spot for it,which might be a possibility, aol is sending me to obscene websites,..........................Somebody please help me. This is a hoax? Really? No third word? Oh,man I'm bonking my brain out for nothing? Say it isn't so?

  • heathen
    heathen

    I know let's make our own word like dubgry or something .

  • myself
    myself

    butal, I went into a crossword puzzle search, and that is what it showed. Frustrating ain't it. I guess when you send the emails out the result as usual is nothing, there apparently is no such word.

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