Silent, stacked in rows, I wait to build or to break Heavy, the weight I hold.

A reference book abundant with a plethora of monosyllabic and polysyllabic linguistic forms, often with pronunciation and etymology. Start with the woman who Elton John replaced Marilyn Monroe, followed by a state that is basically a suburb of NYC. Next a type of engine used for rocket propulsion, then a very short word. Finish with an Australian singer whose last name is X.

Forged in shadows and whispered spells, the slender scepter channels the void, anointing its bearer with arcane dominion over the fabric of fate.

Fiddle dee dee, a strange riddle am me! Fiddle dee doo, I’m a compound word that could be a an envy-colored home. Fiddle doo dum, you can grow plants during the winter in these, like plums!

It can fly It can hit It can flirt It can hang