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"3" Riddles - Next 10 of 3606.
Riddle:
What did zero say to eight?
Answer: Nice belt
Riddle:
To form me, time is the foundation, it's difficult to break me from the outside, but I'll break as long as you touch from the inside. What am I?
Answer: Trust.
Riddle:
A butcher is 5ft tall and 11 inches wide. What does he weigh?
Answer: Meat. He's a butcher!
Riddle:
Which letter of the alphabet has the most water?
Answer: The Letter C.
The letter "C" sounds like the word "sea". The sea is a large body of salt water. The riddle relies on a play on words (a pun) where the name of the letter "C" is phonetically identical to the English word "sea".
Riddle:
We are three. The first one, you always talk about, but never think of seeing or meeting again. The second one, you always wait for, but when it comes, you never say it is here, but still waits. The last one, you are always in it even now, yet you never say I can see it. What are they?
Answer: Yesterday, Tomorrow, and Today.
Riddle:
Which word contains 26 letters but only three syllables?
Answer: Alphabet.
Riddle:
Play my music, if you dare. Turn my crank, although I'm square. Stand back, or get a scare, when you see my surprising glare.
What am I?
Answer: Jack-in-the-Box.
Riddle:
A Pink House is made out of Pink Bricks, and a Blue House is made out of Blue Brick. If a Yellow house is made out of Yellow Bricks. What is a greenhouse made out of?
Answer: Glass.
Riddle:
Every country has one, though we are not the same. Waving to our citizens, throughout the wind and rain. What is it?
Answer: "A Flag" - Reasoning: Every country has a flag, to represent it, and as such no 2 countries flags are alike. As they tend to be flown up on flag poles, they wave in the wind.
Riddle:
Once upon a time, in a temple, there were three deities: Truth, Lie, and Wisdom. The Truth Deity always told the truth. The Lie Deity always told the lie. The Wisdom Deity sometimes told the truth, sometimes told the lie. Unfortunately, those three deities looked exactly the same, so no one could distinguish them. One day, a sage came by and he differentiated them by the following trick: He asked the deity sitting on the left: "Who is the middle deity?"- "Truth", said the deity. He asked the deity sitting in the middle: "Who are you?"- "Wisdom", replied the deity. He asked the deity sitting on the right: "Who is the middle deities?"- "Lie", the deity answered.
How could the sage distinguish the three deities?
Answer: The left deity is Wisdom; the middle one is Lie, and the right one is Truth. Explain: The left deity (L) said that the middle one (M) is Truth; therefore, L cannot be Truth (because there cannot be two Truth Deities!). M said he was Wisdom; therefore, he cannot be Truth. Thus, R is Truth. According to him, M is Lie and as a result, L is Wisdom.
