Dry martyn spits far away guessing. Dry Martin spits away

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The woman's craft is overgrown with brushwood (string of yarn).
A pig is running from St. Petersburg, all torn up (thimble).
Quickly without legs, strong without veins, cunningly without mind (mill).
Without arms, without legs, he crumbles noodles (the same).
Borovishche in a black barn (tar in a barrel).
Brother rubs brother, white blood flows (from the same).
I rub with my belly, pru with my feet, where it opens, I’ll poke here (weaving).
The bull grunts, the old man knocks; the bull will run, the foam will fall (millstones).
An iron bull, a tow tail (from the same).
The bull is forged, and the tail is thieves (same).

In the hut as a crow, from the hut as a swan (lutoshka).
He goes into the forest, looks home; walks out of the forest, looks into the forest (he, behind his belt).
He grew up in the forest, hung out on the wall, cries in his arms, whoever listens jumps (beep).
It grew in the forest, they carried it out of the forest, it cries in its arms, and they jump on the floor (balalaika).
In the forest, something tyap-tyap, at home a blunder-blunder, you take it on your knees - it will cry (balalaika).
There are three chocks, three geese, three ducks, three apples (gun charge) in the stove.
In a dark hut, a bear roars (from the same).
The whole world feeds, she does not eat (from the same).
I walk around the field, I beat one pole (stuffing hoops).
In the field, the field was trampled by horses, the bear roared at the fair (from the same).
In the field-polishche they carry a bootleg: in this bootleg there is tar, lightness and death are not far away (a gun).
Iron wolf, hemp tail (from the same).

Two hogs are fighting, between them the foam is coming down (from the same).
Two ends, two rings, and carnations (scissors) in the middle.
The yard is full of holes, people are talking, but they are not ordered to go out (muzzle).
Day sleeps, night looks, dies in the morning, another replaces (candles).
Wooden legs, at least all summer stand (loom).
Dudka-duda, there is a hole on the pipe; duda crackles, the dog runs (gun) ..

I didn’t ride a horse, I didn’t drive with a whip, I didn’t burn a stick, I didn’t hit a jackdaw, I cooked it, I didn’t rip it off (to fish on a torch).

Iron horse, long tail (from the same).


Behind the spruce tree, behind the birch tree, the filly neighs, the foal is waiting (mill).
Whether they guess the riddle - throw it over the garden, over the wattle fence, through the manor's yard (comb, lobe).
I will go into the tramp, look into the work, there is a bubble with a trinket (forge).
She ground the headless (rotary).
Horses stomped in the Kirilovsky field, a dog barked in Muromsky, a bear roared in Ivanovsky (Romanovsky) (koki - mill pestles; dog - fluff; bear - millstones).
The animal is about a vershok, and the tail is seven versts (from the same).

There is a pig from the swamp, all ruined (nonsense).

The stone sea spins around white hare lays down beside, good for the whole world (millstones and flour).
Bows, bows - will come home, stretch out (axe).
Steel horse, linen tail (from the same).
Kochet is an ankle-biter, bowing much (the same).
Who is neither baptized nor born, but lives in truth? (Change.)


The beauty lies with her face in the undercoat (the same).
A monk lies in the steep mountains; will come out, feed the faithful and the unfaithful (millstones).
An owl flew from the red village, an owl sat on four pillars (shot).
A black grouse flew in the evening, not now, fell into a swan - and now I can’t find it (bullet).
A raven flies, its nose is bound: where it poke, the ore will sink (gun).
An eagle flies, fire in the mouth, human death at the end of the tail (gun).
A thin bird flies, feathers are red and yellow, at the end of her human death (gun, shot).
Caps fly and say: our mother has a heart of stone, an iron chest (same).

Toils, toils - he will come home, stretch out (the same).
Little, little blue, pretty to the whole world (same).
Small, round, but do not lift by the tail (tangle).
Small, bright, the whole world dresses (the same).

On the hill-mountain lies the top: in that top there is tar, lightness and death are not far away (a gun on the shoulder).
I sit on an aspen (linden), I look through a maple, I shake a birch (spinning).
On the pit, the pit is a hundred pits with a pit (thimble).
On a hole, a hole, there are a hundred holes with a pit (from the same).
The legs are stone, the head is wooden, and he himself is in a shabur and walks in the water (lack of merezha).
I trample with my foot, press with my stomach, sniff with my hand, double the column and start again (whooping).

One says - let's run, the other says - lie down, the third says - let's swing (water, millstone, wheel).


Under the front, in front sits a gentleman with a beard (a comb with a lobe).
I went along the tut-tukhtu, took with me a tav-tavta, I found a snoring-tukhta; if it wasn’t for the tav-tavta, the snoring couch would have eaten me (I went after the horse, took the dog with me and found it on a bear).
Thieves (fishermen) came, the owners were stolen (fish), and the house went into the windows (water into the seine cells).
The bird-yustritsa looks at the wind, flaps its wings, itself from a place (from the same).
A small bird rolls across the field, is not afraid of anyone (a rifle bullet).
Five brothers run along the road, but dry; five brothers stand under the cloak, but are wet (fingers of both hands during yarn).
Five eat up, and five drive up (fingers and yarn).
Five, five lambs eat up a bunch; five, five lambs (or: the sixth lamb) run away (same).
Five, five lambs eat up a bunch; five, five lambs pick up dust (same).

Himself naked (naked), and the shirt in the bosom (candle and lamp).
The iron itself, and the tail is made of tailor (needle and thread).
A pig of gold bristles, a linen tail, jumps in the wide world, paints the whole world (or: clothes. Needle and thread).
Seven Semions, one Matryona (pestles and a mortar in a mill).
The woman sits on the south, her legs dangled into the river (from the same).
Little blue, little one jumps around the city, paints all people (needle).
The blue tit covered the whole world (the same).
A pig and flax are dragged through a horse and a cow (weaving boots).
Soon she eats and chews finely, she does not swallow herself and does not give to others (drank).
A blind pig crawls near the tynu (shuttle).
Potap stands on four paws, drinks water from year to year (hotbed).
The daughter-in-law stands and spread her legs: the world feeds, she does not eat herself (plow).
It knocks, strums, spins, is not afraid of the fear of God (crowd).
He knocks, strums, runs a hundred and all: what is in the neighborhood, he will eat all the bread (from the same).
Dry Friday gnaws bones (comb, comb).
Dry Martin spits away (gun).

Tah-tararah, there is a house on the mountains, water splashes, the beard is shaking (from the same).
Tipyak (piktel) beats, roar (millstone) roars, pipes (wheels) crack, water splashes (mill).

The black kochet wants to bark (a gun).
Chernysh, ogarysh, where are you going? - Shut up, fucked up, and you should be there (beer cauldron and vat).
Four sisters are chasing around; one will not catch up with the other (sparrows, reel).

I walked along the tyukh-tyukhtu, I found the valyukh-tyukhtu; if this wasn’t a tug-tyuhta, it would have eaten me a tyuh-tyuhta (a man, an ax and a bear).

Countess Cherry Cherry Sage(15638), closed 4 years ago

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By the way, here is the riddle: the body is white, but the soul is cottony ---))

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but for those who like to sharpen their teeth about riddles - more (in the 19th century, even children knew clues))
1. Not born, but died.
2. What road do they drive for six months and walk for six months?
3. Above the horse, below the dog.
4. The gray stallion neighs for the whole kingdom.
5. Two horns, not a bull, six legs without hooves.
6. I have no mother, and my father is my husband.
7. Flies - howls, and sits down - digs the ground.
8. All corporals took off their caftans, one corporal did not take off his caftan.
9. In the forest, the kettle boils, boils, but there is no boil.
10. A white cat climbs into the window.
11. Sam scarlet, sugar, green caftan, velvet.
12. Dry Martin spits far.
13. Neither burns in fire, nor sinks in water.
14. I don’t throw a stick, I don’t kill a jackdaw, I don’t pluck feathers, I don’t eat meat.
15. Grandfather got angry, slammed into his grandmother.
16. Metu, metu, I won’t sweep, I carry, I carry, I can’t stand it: it’s time to come, she will leave.
17. You can lift it, but you can’t throw it over the hut.
18. There are two beers in one barrel.
19. Doronya lies, no one buries him, but when he gets up, he will reach the sky
20. A black grouse flew in the evening, not now, fell into a swan - and now I can’t find it.
21. Neither sewn nor cut, but all in scars.
22. Pike dives, the whole forest rolls, raises mountains.
23. Born twice, never baptized, dies once.
24. Small, humpbacked, galloped the whole field.
25. Four brothers run, they will not catch up with each other.
26. Neither a beast, nor a bird, but a nose like a knitting needle.

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