Riddle:
What do you call a fruit that is never alone?
Answer: A pear.
Riddle:
I have a head body and arm but no blood. I have eyes but can't see a nose but can't smell. I have a stage but haven't seen anyone perform. I have arms but can not carry anything you see things with me but you can't see what I am made of. What am I?
Answer: A microscope.
Riddle:
Where do horses live?
Answer: In a NEIGHborhood.
Riddle:
As you know, Pinocchio's nose grows when he lies. So, If he said, "My nose is about to grow." Would he be lying or not?
Answer: Neither work. True: He's telling the truth so his nose wouldn't grow, Causing a lie. Lie: If he's lying, His nose WILL grow so it would be truth.
Riddle:
What's lightest on the ground but heaviest in the air?
Answer: The riddle "What’s lightest?" is unanswered. Do you know the answer? If so, click and add your answer in the comments section.
Riddle:
What has toes but no feet or legs?
Answer: Toma-toes.
Riddle:
What do you call a pickle that delivers mail?
Answer: A dill-ivery man!
Riddle:
The fuel for life, Important parts of the day, Even if it is a long time away. Long lasting use, Long lasting fuse, Until my explosive death day. What am I?
Answer: The sun.
Riddle:
I sail an ocean you'll never swim, and I voyage seas with white-cotton ease yet my hold is filled with water. What am I?
Answer: A cloud.
Riddle:
Sherlock Holmes and Doctor Watson were going on a hike through the woods. After a long day of hiking, they stopped for the night. They ate a cold meal, pitched a tent, and went to sleep. Both of them woke up in the middle of the night. "The stars are out tonight," remarked Doctor Watson. "What does this tell you?" Sherlock asked. "Well," he replied, "By the positions of the stars, it's roughly midnight." "What else does this tell you?" Sherlock asked again. "I don't know!" Doctor Watson retorted, annoyed. "What does it tell you?" What did the detective notice?
Answer: "Elementary, my dear Watson. Someone has stolen our tent."
