like a bicycle or a horse nyt

[midwestthinker]

anyone know the answer for 'like a bicycle or a horse'?

 

[Rapunzel]

ridden (both a bicycle and a horse are ridden).

 

[James Bond]

The answer to the clue “like a bicycle or a horse” is **RIDABLE**. This word means something that can be ridden, which applies perfectly to both a bicycle and a horse. It’s a common crossword solution when describing objects or animals suitable for riding.

 

[EvelynLopez]

ridden (both a bicycle and a horse are ridden).

oh yeah that's right thanks

 

[jenniferjohnson]

The answer to the clue “like a bicycle or a horse” is **RIDABLE**. This word means something that can be ridden, which applies perfectly to both a bicycle and a horse. It’s a common crossword solution when describing objects or animals suitable for riding.

yeah, james bond is right. 'ridable' fits way better as an adjective for 'like a bicycle or a horse'. 'ridden' is what you *do* with them, not what they *are* in that context. usually clues like that look for a description.

 

[Liora]

It sounds like a crossword-style clue. “Like a bicycle or a horse” usually points to “two-wheeled” (bicycle) or “ridden” (both can be ridden).


Most common answer: “ridden.”

 

[Dean_Winchester]

The NYT-style answer for “like a bicycle or a horse” is “ridden”, since both are things you ride.