Riddles and Puzzles

[welsh dragon]

Surely odd one out puzzles should have one unique answer. So far for the months we've had 3 valid answers.

But apparently not the right answer.

 

[AndyRM]

Nay.

For both?

Another thought for the March being the odd month was that it's the only one with three consonants in a row

 

[classic33]

For both?

Another thought for the March being the odd month was that it's the only one with three consonants in a row

Yes & No.

 

[AndyRM]

February because it is the only one which starts with an 'F'?
September because it is the only one which starts with an 'S'?
October because it is the only one which starts with an 'O'?
November because it is the only one which starts with an 'N'?
December because it is the only one which starts with an 'D'?

All these are reasons they're the odd one out. If you've picked some random thing you're going to have to give us a clue.

 

[classic33]

February because it is the only one which starts with an 'F'?
September because it is the only one which starts with an 'S'?
October because it is the only one which starts with an 'O'?
November because it is the only one which starts with an 'N'?
December because it is the only one which starts with an 'D'?

All these are reasons they're the odd one out. If you've picked some random thing you're going to have to give us a clue.

Read the question, as given.

 

[classic33]

Have you unlocked your iPad yet?

 

[AndyRM]

Read the question, as given.

I have, and I still don't see why my March as a verb answer isn't right. I was rather pleased when I realised so I'm sticking with it unless someone comes up with something better

I'd forgotten about the prisoner/guard answer! Last time I re-read it I wasn't sure it made sense so will re-read and post.

 

[welsh dragon]

February because it has 2 R's?

 

[welsh dragon]

I have, and I still don't see why my March as a verb answer isn't right. I was rather pleased when I realised so I'm sticking with it unless someone comes up with something better

I'd forgotten about the prisoner/guard answer! Last time I re-read it I wasn't sure it made sense so will re-read and post.

I don't understand that one at all. It makes my head hurt.

 

[classic33]

February because it has 2 R's?

No.

 

[welsh dragon]

And gentlemen, I must admit, I tried to cheat with that one, but couldn't find the answer. Doh. Serves me right.

 

[welsh dragon]

An Admired Man
A younge man married 7 women. None died, and he was never divorced, yet he was one of the most admired men in town.
How come?

Because he was a mormon?

 

[mr_cellophane]

An Admired Man
A younge man married 7 women. None died, and he was never divorced, yet he was one of the most admired men in town.
How come?

He was a priest/vicar

 

[welsh dragon]

He was a priest/vicar

Oooohhhh. Thats good

 

[classic33]

Surely odd one out puzzles should have one unique answer. So far for the months we've had 3 valid answers.

I can give a further 2 "correct" answers, bringing it to five.
The clue is in reading the question as given.