Предмет: Русский язык, автор: СпасибоОтМеня

Составьте загадки с суффиксом чик щик. Пожалуйста срочно надо

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Автор ответа: melnikovoo

Первый слог - это приставка,2-й слог - название соснового леса, третий - суффикс чик. А все вместе - получается название небольшой преграды около дома. (ЗАБОРЧИК)

Автор ответа: troyan174

однобровая обезьяна на приоре всех обгоняла
- хачик

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