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Today's Riddle - A daily selection of new riddle questions
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I have a hat that I must wear, I have gills but can breathe air, I have a ring but no wedding band, And on one leg I'm doomed to stand. On a journey we could go, But don't go far for I am slow, A friend of the living and the dead, And beneath my hat I have no head. What am I?
View AnswerA mushroom
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- 9
What is something that everyone owns, yet others use it far more than the owner?
View AnswerA name
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- 11
A man was murdered in his office. The suspects are Gerry, Julie, Jason, Nick, and Sophie. The numbers 6, 4, 9, 10, 11 are written on the calendar in blood. Who is the killer?
View AnswerJason (6 4 9 10 11; June April September October November; J A S O N)
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- 8
There are 8 beings; all killed by each other: The king. The butcher. The knight. The blacksmith. The assassin. The sailor. The bird. The thief. The riddle goes as follows: A fowl befell the kingly head that foiled a deadly plot. Instead with dagger forged by Ned, Sir Michael was for naught. The Jack-Tar Joan, had caught the thief and sent that rogue to hell. With blood and feathers on his boots and stolen broach as well. The knight killed one, for heinous acts, whose shoes were caked in mud. The sickly sparrow breathes its last, in pools of swinish blood. The royal chef paid a golden broach, for pork that soon was burned. Into the woods went ned and Joan and only Ned returned. Put the deaths in order. Who kills who, and in what order?
View AnswerBird>King>Assassin>Knight>Blacksmith>Sailor>Thief>Butcher>Bird (The Butcher kills the bird first, after it had infected his pork with disease from the sickly sparrow. The king eats the pork after killing the assassin and dies of illness, effectively being killed by the bird.)
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- 10
What's the missing letter in this sequence and why? D, R, M, F, S, _, T, D
View AnswerL (Do Re Mi Fa Sol La Ti Do)
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- 12
The maker makes it and sells it. The buyer buys it but doesn't use it. The user uses it but never sees it.
View AnswerA coffin
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- 5
When bound I make you peasant, or perhaps I make you king. When freed I speak of pain, and foretell suffering. When bound I rise in fury, or flee and leave you pale. When freed I fall and fade, and thus I mark the trail. When bound life may yet flourish, and you may yet draw breath. When freed I bring you closer to or lead you to your death.
View AnswerBlood
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I'm never odd or even, but I can't be anything else. What am I?
View AnswerA palindrome (“never odd or even” is a palindrome, but “anything else” is not.)
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