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The liquid that flows from your nose when you catch cold is called Tupeal in Tamil language.
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What is the meaning of tupeal in English?
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Richman keeps me pocket poorman throw me away kids eat me am an English word -u-e-l?
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Rich man keeps you in the pocket. poor man throws you aways kids eat you. who are you?
The word is tupeal meaning the liquid that flows from your nose when you have a cold.
A rich man keeps me in his pocket A poor man throws me away Kids eat me I am a Tamil word -u-e-l?
Tupeal seems to be the Tamil word for what we call mucus or snot. It is a really old Appalachian riddle. The answer is snot. The original riddle was: Riddle to my riddle to my rocket, What the poor man throws away, the rich man puts in his pocket.
What is the solution to a rich Man keeps me in pocket a Poorman throws me away Kids eat me?
Answer 1:The answer should be "Nothing" or "Snot" (a rich man has a handkerchief).Answer 2:It is indeed tupeal if you want the Tamil word.Rich man uses handkerchief in blowing tupeal. Then keep it in their pocket.Poor man blows using their bare hands then throwing it anywhere.Kids don't blow. They just swallow it. Unless their being told by their parents.Answer 3:Pick your nose and Voila...There is your answer on your finger.
