My product, if bad, can oft be erased
In plural I'm located below the waist
In olden times I would quench a man's thirst
My travels are short and often reversed
Who/what am I?
Hint 1:
I prefer paper to plastic when paying a bill
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This puzzle may refer to a:
Drawer
My product, if bad, can oft be erased
A sketch or drawing, if not good, may be rubbed out
In plural I'm located below the waist
Drawers are an undergarment - may see Brent Hackers (thanks as usual!) for further discussion
In olden times I would quench a man's thirst
A water drawer pulls water from a well
My travels are short and often reversed
A drawer is a sliding box in a piece of furniture
Hint 1: I prefer paper to plastic when paying a bill
A drawer writes a paper check
The title: Unrefined On The Inside
Drawer includes the word raw
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Is it a
Vein
My product, if bad, can oft be erased
Varicose Veins can be "erased" with treatment.
In plural I'm located below the waist
There are veins located below the waist.
In olden times I would quench a man's thirst
A vein of water would be used in olden times to quench ones thirst.
My travels are short and often reversed
Veins within one's body carry blood back to the heart.
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$\begingroup$ Good try, and fits a few lines, but this is not the answer I am looking for. There are veins above the waist as well. :) $\endgroup$– axavioAug 6, 2016 at 22:56
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1$\begingroup$ @axavio This is true, but since it didn't say they were exclusively below the waist, I gave it a shot :) $\endgroup$– SiyualAug 6, 2016 at 23:00
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Could this have something to do with
a keg / kegs?
My product, if bad, can oft be erased
absolutely no clue at all...
In plural I'm located below the waist
Kegs is a British (fairly northern I think) word for shorts or underpants
In olden times I would quench a man's thirst
A keg is for drinking from
My travels are short and often reversed
Well this IS true of the CONTENTS of most kegs...
answered Aug 6, 2016 at 23:02
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$\begingroup$ Not what I am looking for. But I do appreciate the lesson on northern British slang! You are half right on that line, btw. $\endgroup$– axavioAug 6, 2016 at 23:24
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$\begingroup$ I believe it's "kecks" as the British slang for underwear. $\endgroup$ Aug 7, 2016 at 2:02
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$\begingroup$ @PaulBeckingham 'Kegs' where I'm from... Never heard anyone use kecks actually... $\endgroup$ Aug 7, 2016 at 13:03