Logo - Feel The Words

Easy Riddles

No trick, just a clue worth thinking about.

These lean on plain, everyday objects and ideas, so the answer usually surfaces within a few seconds of reading the clue. Pair them with Quotes for a similarly light, quick read.

10

What has a neck but absolutely no head at all?

Answer

A bottle. Its narrow top section is called a "neck," yet it has no head attached to it.

Read more...

9

What gets wetter the more it works to dry other things?

Answer

A towel. As it absorbs moisture from whatever it dries, the towel itself becomes increasingly wet.

Read more...

Popular Riddles Topics for You.

8

What can you catch easily but can never throw to someone else?

Answer

A cold. You can "catch" an illness from others, but you cannot physically throw it.

Read more...

7

What has exactly one eye, yet it cannot see anything at all?

Answer

A needle. The small hole near its top is called an "eye," but it has no actual vision.

Read more...

Hard Riddles

6

What is made entirely of small holes, yet it can still hold heavy things together firmly?

Answer

A chain. Each link forms a hole, but linked together, the chain becomes incredibly strong.

Read more...

5

Which month of the year has the fewest number of days?

Answer

February. With only 28 days (29 in a leap year), it is shorter than every other month.

Read more...

4

What can completely fill a room, yet takes up no actual physical space at all?

Answer

Light. It fills a room with brightness without occupying any measurable volume.

Read more...

3

What gets bigger the more you take away from it?

Answer

A hole. The more material you remove, the larger the hole becomes.

Read more...

2

What has keys but no locks, space but no room, and you can enter but not go in?

Answer

A keyboard. It has keys, a space bar, and an enter button.

Read more...

Love Riddles

1

What can hold water even though it is full of holes?

Answer

A sponge. Its many small holes still let it absorb and hold liquid.

Read more...

They work well as icebreakers or warm-ups before moving on to something more demanding, without anyone feeling stuck for too long.