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[OmegaScales]

I am thinking of a word. You may ask any question, but I will only answer questions that do not require me to give any similar or related words unless they are already within this topic, this post not included.

Example:

If the word were “Mane”

Question: “Is it found on any animals? If so what animals?”

Answer:“Yes. I cannot say” or [lion has not been said, horse has] “Horses” [lion and horse have been said] “Lions and horses.”

[kestrelknight]

What is the last letter?

[OmegaScales]

H.

[kestrelknight]

Aaahhhhh?

[Kikacat123]

Does this plant produce a fruit or vegetable?

[OmegaScales]

Many parts of it are edible and considered as a vegetable. There is also an edible part considered as something else.

[Kikacat123]

It is some sort of tree?

[OmegaScales]

No. It is a flower.

Here's an ambiguous hint:

Wish for it at night.

[kestrelknight]

Amaranth!

After traversing Google for about twenty minutes, that was what I found. The search that did it was vegetables native to the Americas.

[OmegaScales]

YAY!

My hint was a reference to the Finnish symphonic metal band Nightwish, who has a song named Amaranth. It's actually the reason I chose "amaranth" as my word.

Incidentally, it was originally named "Reach" and was to be sung by Marco before they found a new female singer, Annete.

You want a go, KK?

[kestrelknight]

Sure. Why not?

Go ahead, people. Make your move.

[OmegaScales]

I am thinking of a word. You may ask any question, but I will only answer questions that do not require me to give any similar or related words unless they are already within this topic, this post not included.

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Is it a noun, verb, adjective, adverb, etc.?

[kestrelknight]

It's a noun, Jim, but not as we know it. Or perhaps just a regular noun. Who knows?

[Thalia]

What kind of noun is it? (person, place, thing. . .)

[BMAD]

Does it take up physical space?

[Kikacat123]

Is it a person, place or thing?

[kestrelknight]

It's a thing, and it takes up physical space.

[OmegaScales]

Is it anything that has relations to myths? If so, of what theology?

[kestrelknight]

None whatsoever.

[OmegaScales]

Is it something the average person would know of or have seen?

[Kikacat123]

What color is it?

[kestrelknight]

Everyone with fully functioning vision should have seen them, though they probably don't know what they're called.

They're a sort of off-white, with a pinkish tinge.

[kestrelknight]

Incidentally, you will have to use their actual name in a guess, rather than just a description of what they are.

[Thalia]

Does it have anything to do with plants?

[kestrelknight]

Nope.

[Thalia]

How big (or small) is it?