A riddle with a Tyobrien flavour
With two, I negate
With three, I make you unwell
With four, I’m the end
With all six, I’m fit to sell
Who am I?
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The word is
Retail
With two, I negate
'Il' can be used to turn things around. Eg: Legal => Illegal
With three, I make you unwell
'ail' According to Google, The definition of ail is to feel sick or have pain.
With four, I’m the end
'tail' is a common term for ending. Sometimes used together. Like Tailend batsman in Cricket.
With all six, I’m fit to sell
'Retail' is the term used for a product to be sold.
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$\begingroup$ Thanks to Nobody and Alconja for helping me complete as I was not thinking away from the normal sequence of the letters. $\endgroup$– m4n0Commented Feb 12, 2020 at 9:22
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I think the word could be -
Detail
Since,
'De' is a prefix for negation
and
'ail' is an affliction (makes you unwell)
then
'tail' is often used to describe the end of objects
And if you have all six
any object(like a painting or a craft) with a lot of detail is ready to be sold
