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An affix riddle is a specific type of riddle that clues the target word by describing multiple, possibly overlapping parts of the word separately. Usually the beginning (prefix), the middle (infix), and the end (suffix) of the word are described. Sometimes referred to as Riley riddles.
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A Fantastical Riley
This is my first time making a Riley Riddle. Feedback is much appreciated!
My prefix is a sound like this.
My infix sounds like a horse's sound.
My suffix is the opposite of water.
My whole is …
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