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"The" Riddles - Next 10 of 3275.
Riddle:
Mr. and Mrs. Ketchum have daughters named January, February, March, April, May, June and July. What is her next daughters name.
Answer: What.
Riddle:
I am black of eye and bright of hair. I fast in to the ground and follow my lord as he races around the world.
What am I?
Answer: I'm a Sunflower.
Riddle:
I am between things; in teeth, in time, in fences; I can be wide or tiny. What am I?
Answer: Gap.
It’s pointing to “gap” because a gap is the space between things.
In teeth: a diastema is the gap between teeth. In time: a time gap is the interval between events.
In fences: gaps are openings between slats or posts. “Wide or tiny” fits because gaps can vary in size.
So the riddle lists places where “a space between” shows up, and “gap” is the common thread.
Riddle:
What is one plus one day?
Answer: Sum-day.
Riddle:
A structure with two occupants, sometimes one, rarely three. Break the walls, eat the borders, then throw away me.
What am I?
Answer: A peanut.
Riddle:
When are cooks cruel?
Answer: When they beat the eggs and whip the cream.
Riddle:
You walk into a room that has a bed. On the bed, there are five pigs, four chickens, and three dogs. How many legs are on the floor?
Answer: There are six legs on the floor—your own two legs and the bed's four legs.
Riddle:
What makes Windows you can't see through?
Answer: Micosoft
Riddle:
I can provide a blessing, a curse, or clarity. I am always running, but I am stuck in a loop. And though I will rule you for most of your life, you will always look up to me. What am I?
Answer: "A Clock" - Reasoning: Seeing the time on a clock can bring you relief, (e.g. your work shift nearly being over), a curse, (e.g. how long you still have left of a work shift), or simple clarification of what time it is. A clock is always running but always returns to where it began, to repeat. Thus, it is stuck in a loop. And as punching at work, appointments, taking to children to daycare, watching a film at the cinema, et cetera, all require you to be at a place at a certain time, time, which you read on a clock, does rule your life. The only exception is when you do not have a schedule to keep. And traditionally, clocks are usually placed on a wall, above eye level, so many people can look at it to see the time
Riddle:
I make the leaves green, I make the dirt brown, I make the blue birds blue, I make all of your dreams come true. What am I?
Answer: A box of crayons.
