What is as big as you are and yet does not weigh anything? -Riddles

What is as big as you are and yet does not weigh anything? -Riddles
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Your shadow.
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Last Answer : Imagination.

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Last Answer : One train comes at 8am and the other train came at 8pm.

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Last Answer : Your tongue!

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Last Answer : A door.

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Last Answer : I AM AIR!

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Last Answer : Tea.

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Last Answer : Since you are in the passenger seat, when you look at Hector all you see is the right side of his face, only his right eye. He had his right eye closed and his left eye opened. You just could't see it.

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Last Answer : Stampede.

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