logic clever clean simple You have to look at me to say what I show you. I offer two different purposes but I am spelled the same and I am pronounced the same.
WATCH and WATCH (Watch the watch).
Show me the answer Share riddle clean logic simple You measure my life in hours and I serve you by expiring. I'm quick when I'm thin and slow when I'm fat. The wind is my enemy.
A candle.
Show me the answer Share riddle clean logic what am I simple I am a fruit. Remove my first letter, it's a crime. Remove my first and last letter, it's a kind of music. What do you think am I?
Grape.
Show me the answer Share riddle poems what am I simple logic Poke your fingers in my eyes
and I will open wide my jaws.
Linen cloth, quills, or paper,
I will devour them all.
What am I?
Scissors.
Show me the answer Share riddle simple tricky what am I What am I?
A question.
Show me the answer Share riddle clean simple What goes up and doesn’t come back down?
Your age.
Show me the answer Share riddle clean mystery what am I simple logic I have cities, but no houses. I have mountains, but no trees. I have water, but no fish. What am I?
A map.
Show me the answer Share riddle clean simple If you see a bird sitting on a twig, how could you get the twig without disturbing the bird?
Wait until the bird flies away.
Show me the answer Share riddle simple clean It is just something that everybody does at the same time. What is that?
Grow older.
Show me the answer Share riddle logic simple clean Peter celebrated his birthday on one day, and two days later his older twin brother, Paul, celebrated his birthday. How could this be?
When the mother of the twins went into labor, she was travelling by boat. The older twin, Paul, was born first, barely on March 1st. The boat then crossed a time zone, and the younger twin was born on February the 28th. In a leap year the younger twin celebrates his birthday two days before his older brother.
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