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What has a head a tail is brown has no legs?
A penny
What has a head is brown has no legs?
We asked you: What is it that has a leg, a tail, is brown but no legs?
What has a head a tail is brown and no legs?
A crippled dog
What animal has a head a cute tail is brown with no legs?
A brown snake or a young tadpole.
What is brown has a head and a tail but no legs?
The U.S. 1-cent dollar coin :)
What has a tail a head and is brown but has no legs?
The U.S. 1-cent dollar coin :)
What has a tail a head no legs?
A penny
What has a head and a tail and no legs?
someone without legs :3
What has a head a tale and is brown and has no leggs?
The riddle describes a penny, as it has a "head" (the side with the portrait), a "tail" (the opposite side), is typically brown due to its copper composition, and, of course, it has no legs. Thus, the answer is a penny.
What color is a dhole?
A dhole is red with white underparts and black legs and tail, or it can be brown with black legs and tail.
What is brown and has a head and tail?
coin
What is brown and has a head and no tail?
A penny
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