Here is a new Riley riddle.
My prefix is how @Duck eats(no offense),
My suffix is the most popular here,
My infix is a someone who does something wrong in Romania,
Altogether is what I am.
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My prefix is how @Duck eats(no offense),
My suffix is the most popular here,
My infix is a someone who does something wrong in Romania,
Altogether is what I am.
Are you
PECULIAR? (Sorry, I had to!)
My prefix is how @Duck eats(no offense),
Eats by PEC(king) at food.
My suffix is the most popular here,
As found by @PerpetualJ, this is LIAR.
My infix is a someone who does something wrong in Romania,
In Romanian, ECUL translates to "FAILURE".
Altogether is what I am.
A very peculiar riddle, this. @Yout Ried insists that they are in fact the peculiar one!
Currently working this in chunks.
My prefix is how @Duck eats (no offense).
Ducks are broken down into two categories, dabblers and divers. Dabblers eat in shallow water, while divers, well, you get the point. The prefix could be dab, dive, or in the case of @Duck, since his photo is of a rubber duck, they typically eat water in the bathtub and thus the prefix could also be suck since they suck in the water through a hole.
This could also quite literally be eat since technically @Duck eats by eating.
My suffix is the most popular here.
- A Short Brutal Riddle by @Roland which is the most popular riddle here. The answer is liar.
My infix kills millions; My infix is a someone who does something wrong in Romania.
Previously I had war and time in which war was correct, but the puzzle has changed and this is now wrong.
I'm not sure but a criminal in Romanian is a penal. Combining this with the suffix yields no results.
Altogether is what I am.
Hahaha okay, I couldn't resist adding this in. I always post things I find interesting on my search with my answers.
Meatware: Meatware refers to the human element within a computer system. Along with hardware and software, meatware, or a human, is required to operate a computer system. Meatware is also known as wetware or liveware.
Partial: infix
OD - millions of people die of overdosing.
POX - a plague that had millions of victims. Does not fit as much as OD imo, because 'kills' is in present tense but pox is more a problem of the past
A wild stab in the dark.
Are you:
Tableware?
My prefix is how @Duck eats
I don't know @Duck personally but maybe he eats off a TABLE?
My suffix sounds like an undefined place,
WARE sounds like "where" - an undefined place
My infix kills millions
Millions die in shootings where they get "blown away" - BLEW.