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| Level | Little Riddles Question | Answer |
|---|---|---|
| 0 | Cute hares that hop and deliver eggs at Easter are called by this nickname. | Bunny |
| 1 | This monkey food makes people slip and fall in cartoons. | Bananas |
| 2 | Owned by Old McDonald. | Farm |
| 3 | Poorly behaved children often find themselves sitting in these. | Corners |
| 4 | It keeps things green and keeps the kids occupied in the summertime. | Sprinkler |
| 5 | If a dog were filling out a resume, he might list his mastery of this game under "skills." | Fetch |
| 6 | Sleep-inducing melody. | Lullaby |
| 7 | He crushed on Wendy Darling. | PeterPan |
| 8 | This guy crossed a road and everyone wants an explanation. | Chicken |
| 9 | A twiggy home. | Nest |
| 10 | Very helpful if you intend to go gently down a stream. | Rowboat |
| 11 | A storage facility for criminals and fire-breathing reptiles. | Dungeon |
| 12 | Casper was a friendly one and Demi Moore made a clay pot with one. | Ghost |
| 13 | Santa's abdomen shakes like a bowl full of this. | Jelly |
| 14 | You can do this with your friends. You can do this with your nose. But don't do it with your friend's nose! | Pick |
| 15 | Where everyone wants to run home and stealing is encouraged. | Baseball |
| 16 | Brings you May flowers. | Showers |
| 17 | Special abilities and brightly colored underwear are all you need to be one of these. | Superhero |
| 18 | Consuming food would be pretty tough without these chompers. | Teeth |
| 19 | Often sold by child entrepreneurs in the summer. | Lemonade |
| 20 | A shower that lights up the sky. | Meteor |
| 21 | The itsy bitsy teeny weeny yellow polka dot variety is quite popular. | Bikini |
| 22 | Surname of the pilot of the Millennium Falcon. | Solo |
| 23 | Where jewelry pierces your head. | Lobe |
| 24 | If you blow past your destination, you'll have to throw your car into this. | Reverse |
| 25 | These animals hang out in the mist. | Gorilla |
| 26 | Rueben and Monte Cristo are two delicious varieties of this. | Sandwich |
| 27 | Air that is expelled orally. | Burp |
| 28 | Describes a toilet cleaner as well as one of Santa's reindeer. | Comet |
| 29 | Two year-old children who throw tantrums get this nickname. So did the tsar "Ivan." | Terrible |
| 30 | The signature stroll of ducks and penguins. | Waddle |
| 31 | The state of holding a person in your person. | Pregnant |
| 32 | This is needed both for courage and hardcover books. | Spine |
| 33 | Between daylight and darkness when sparkling blood suckers like to come out. | Twilight |
| 34 | Responsible for the toupee industry. | BaldSpot |
| 35 | Longer than a decade and shorter than a millennium. | Century |
| 36 | Fuels backyard get-togethers. | Charcoal |
| 37 | Only you can prevent forest fires. | Smokey |
| 38 | A defendant will go free if a reasonable amount of this exists. | Doubt |
| 39 | Godzilla calls this place home. | Japan |
| 40 | This would be a good place to find Can-Can girls and drunk Cowboys. | Saloon |
| 41 | Santa's reindeer make this noise. | Jingle |
| 42 | He prefers to travel on vines and pal around with gorillas. | Tarzan |
| 43 | This company makes billions of dollars selling Windows. | Microsoft |
| 44 | A caribbean shape that makes ships disappear. | Triangle |
| 45 | Known for their natural tuxedos and marching. | Penguins |
| 46 | Before Google, we actually had to physically look things up in this building full of knowledge. | Library |
| 47 | They transfer oxygen from the atmosphere into blood. | Lungs |
| 48 | Dark, feathery, and popular in Baltimore. | Ravens |
| 49 | Use this machine if you really want to see inside somone. | Xray |
| 50 | A morbidly-named body of water. | DeadSea |
| 51 | Angels and pilots earn these. | Wing |
| 52 | Boxes marked as this should not be abused. | Fragile |
| 53 | By Thursday you're over this. | Hump |
| 54 | One of the few activities that involves bowling pins flying through the air. | Juggling |
| 55 | Flavors your food and divides the year up. | Season |
| 56 | A candy whose name is reminiscent of a small laugh. | Snickers |
| 57 | This creature travels in a gaggle. | Goose |
| 58 | The L in Lol | Laugh |
| 59 | So delicious they required an international house to contain them. | Pancakes |
| 60 | Can be heard in a court or used to carry briefs. | Case |
| 61 | Better touch this before proceeding to second, or you're out. | FirstBase |
| 62 | Dorothy had a severe disagreement with a woman of this magical persuasion. | Witch |
| 63 | A goofy creature that produces fine wool and like to spit at you. | Llama |
| 64 | A tasty reward given to well behaved dogs and kids. | Treat |
| 65 | Nature's way of applauding a lightning strike. | Thunder |
| 66 | Pan's nemesis. | Hook |
| 67 | There are four of these, but everyone's favorite seems to be spades. | Ace |
| 68 | Where it is encouraged to slam into other vehicles. | BumperCars |
| 69 | Rabbits do this to carrots and Jason Mraz does this to ears. | Nibble |
| 70 | Has a strong attraction to belly buttons. | Lint |
| 71 | They make a living harassing wealthy, beautiful people. | Paparazzi |
| 72 | Ernie wouldn't get clean without singing with this little guy. | RubberDuck |
| 73 | These minerals are vital to your health. | Vitamin |
| 74 | What you make after you've weighed your options. | Decision |
| 75 | They put the heat in Pop Tarts. | Toaster |
| 76 | These help engines spin and trousers stay up. | Belt |
| 77 | Treats said to be based on a shepherd's staff. | CandyCane |
| 78 | Greedy grumpy holiday hater. | Scrooge |
| 79 | Commits friendly home invasions one night a year. | SantaClaus |
| 80 | When it's dirty this should never be aired in public. | Laundry |
| 81 | Everyone claims to know a way to stop these involuntary contractions . None of them work. | Hiccup |
| 82 | According to the ads, this is the favorite beverage of friendly polar bears. | Coke |
| 83 | Each of these ends in a kettle full of precious metal and the double variety is quite awesome. | Rainbow |
| 84 | A sport with love and service played by singles and pairs. | Tennis |
| 85 | These begin your sentences and are home to your leaders. | Capital |
| 86 | Has 4 lucky leaves. | Shamrock |
| 87 | A beverage named after a stick. Also combats the stains of another beverage. | ClubSoda |
| 88 | Flavors range from strawberry to toe. | Jam |
| 89 | Use this if leaping off a bridge for fun. | Bungee |
| 90 | Before crust hardens. | Dough |
| 91 | Raise your right appendage high above your head. Turn your head to the right and you will smell this. | Armpit |
| 92 | Teenage girls are pros at causing this. | Drama |
| 93 | It has a face and two hands but no arms or legs. | Clock |
| 94 | One of the best things you can hope for after whacking a ball with a stick. | Homerun |
| 95 | Water dwelling mammal known for its work ethic. | Beaver |
| 96 | A beautiful succession of sounds. | Music |
| 97 | Mary's child slept in one of these. | Manger |
| 98 | It takes two people to do this. | Tango |
| 99 | For this gourmet style of meal you'll need a pot and some pointy sticks. | Fondue |
| 100 | You're having a bad day if 12 peers deem you to be this. | Guilty |
| 101 | A small paradise surrounded by dry heat. Some have Wonderwalls. | Oasis |
| 102 | If you're worried that grandpa will bite, just remove these. | Dentures |
| 103 | Mad bats and dogs carry this. | Rabies |
| 104 | Sounds like he works on public transportation but he really works in a restaurant. | BusBoy |
| 105 | Retired people want these to be large and birds want them to hatch. | NestEggs |
| 106 | Mobsters judge the quality of a vehicle by the size of this. | Trunk |
| 107 | The Titanic is still chilling here. | Atlantic |
| 108 | This patch of land stands alone. | Island |
| 109 | Securing your documents is easy with these trusty metal objects. | Staples |
| 110 | Found at the back of a book or in an abdomen. | Appendix |
| 111 | These suck. | Vacuum |
| 112 | A gentleman whose offspring have successfully produced offspring of their own. | Grandpa |
| 113 | Where food goes to get nuked. | Microwave |
| 114 | If you're on a diet, smelling a fresh pan of brownies could be described as this. | Torture |
| 115 | Announcing to the world that you\'ve recently enjoyed a fizzy beverage. | Belch |
| 116 | You'll see savory dishes in Hong Kong sizzling in these. | Wok |
| 117 | Aquatic creature whose name is rather "tight." | Seal |
| 118 | A pony trots his way through the world on these. | Hoof |
| 119 | Kids love this bouncy, sugary, treat. It's like colorful rubber that you can eat. | Jello |
| 120 | He has a genie to thank for the fact that he married a princess. | Aladdin |
| 121 | A piece of paper that determines the academic fate of kids everywhere. | ReportCard |
| 122 | The artistic vandal's best friend. | SprayPaint |
| 123 | Thousands of these come together to make a digital image. | Pixel |
| 124 | What you do to determine the length of something. | Measure |
| 125 | If you are unsure how to use one then just ask a flight attendant. | SeatBelt |
| 126 | This man has an obsession with spinach. | Popeye |
| 127 | Low on cash? Pick out items from this rack. | Clearance |
| 128 | This falls from the mouths of babies and Homer Simpson when he sees doughnuts. | Drool |
| 129 | These are great fun until you realize you don't have all the pieces. | Puzzle |
| 130 | Helps carry your books to school. | BackPack |
| 131 | The offspring of a feline and a Xerox machine. | CopyCat |
| 132 | When put in a pot of boiling water they scream. | Lobster |
| 133 | Could be described as the cranium's version of snow. | Dandruff |
| 134 | Cute, cuddly canine children. | Puppy |
| 135 | Ladies used to party with this kitchen device. | Tupperware |
| 136 | Scottish knee-length formal wear for men. | Kilt |
| 137 | What scientists might call your pooch. | Canine |
| 138 | The line in your hair. | Part |
| 139 | High fat reward for making it through another solar cycle. | Cake |
| 140 | A delicious way of presenting numbers. | PieChart |
| 141 | These make grown men dance in end zones. | Touchdown |
| 142 | The ninja turtles call this place home, as do mythical alligators. | Sewer |
| 143 | A spent round or a slimy critter. | Slug |
| 144 | Between you and the net stands this vigilant protector of the scoreboard. | Goalie |
| 145 | Directions from outer space. | GPS |
| 146 | The line a runner strives to reach. | Finish |
| 147 | Warns of deflating tires and serpents. | Hiss |
| 148 | You are owed one of these when someone wrongs you. | Apology |
| 149 | The King of Pop's stellar dance move. | Moonwalk |
| 150 | A first job for many kids, this could be described as "Media Distribution Management." | PaperRoute |
| 151 | What a South American might say to a friend as they depart. | Adios |
| 152 | Standard issue tool for Fairy Godmothers and wizards. | Magicwand |
| 153 | A performer counts on these folks for applause. | Audience |
| 154 | What Botox will do to your expression. | Paralyze |
| 155 | Indiana Jones likes to crack this. | Whip |
| 156 | Both a currency and an antlered male. | Buck |
| 157 | Where you deposit the red stuff from your veins. | BloodBank |
| 158 | Timid or weak people are said to not have these. | Backbone |
| 159 | A toothy nocternal immortal. | Vampire |
| 160 | I can't believe it's not | Butter |
| 161 | Sand+Net+Bikini = | Volleyball |
| 162 | How a big, hibernating mammal would show affection. | BearHug |
| 163 | An acceptable act of violence on Saint Patrick's Day. | Pinch |
| 164 | A prehistoric reptile that lives today and the inspiration for the name of a popular sports drink. | Gator |
| 165 | Little piggies you look down at every day. | Toe |
| 166 | The homes of tiny creatures that collect in corners if you aren\'t vigilant about dusting. | Web |
| 167 | They don't forget. | Elephant |
| 168 | Hearing something unexpected or touching a live wire can have this effect. | Shocking |
| 169 | Can be found in the drink aisle or on a body-builder's torso. | SixPack |
| 170 | An appropriately loud response to fear, excitement, or your team scoring. | Yell |
| 171 | Perhaps the most important adjective for ballerinas and princesses. | Graceful |
| 172 | Rotten trees and Jack-O-Lanterns have this characteristic in common. | Hollow |
| 173 | Your computer\'s version of white-out. | Delete |
| 174 | Hold these between your knees if you want to set a Cuban beat. | Bongos |
| 175 | Petting a feline often evokes this response. | Purr |
| 176 | When everyone stares at clocks and then starts smooching. | NewYears |
| 177 | To moisten your peepers you must do this. | Blink |
| 178 | The celebrities of high school were part of this crowd. | Popular |
| 179 | Without this, H2o would just be 2o. | Hydrogen |
| 180 | Thanks for such treasures as Mariachis, enchiladas and habanero! | Mexico |
| 181 | A popular afterlife destination to send people, when you're mad at them. | Hell |
| 182 | A toy that requires some string and a breezy day. | Kite |
| 183 | The one fashion accessory farmers and hipsters can agree upon. | Suspenders |
| 184 | A section of the calendar dedicated to mother nature. | EarthDay |
| 185 | The main difference between us and zombies. | Life |
| 186 | Causes bad breath and frightens blood-suckers. | Garlic |
| 187 | Drop this to stop a boat. | Anchor |
| 188 | An office supply that's shaped like a trombone. | Paperclip |
| 189 | They cut doors in half and wear wooden shoes. | Dutch |
| 190 | Proof you've done your time in school | Diploma |
| 191 | The athletically challenged spend a good deal of time on this seat made of pine. | Bench |
| 192 | A certain wizard resided in a city made from this gemstone. | Emerald |
| 193 | Millions of these are crushed every morning to help people wake up. | CoffeeBean |
| 194 | Rueben and Monte Cristo are two delicious varieties of this. | Sandwich |
| 195 | Famous for cheese, wine and saying 'ooo la la' | French |
| 196 | Aliens in Toy Story call this their leader. | Claw |
| 197 | Daily ritual of scraping a metal tool on the body. | Shave |
| 198 | Come November 1st, many of these will be found smashed on sidewalks. | Pumpkin |
| 199 | Maritime marauders. | Pirate |
| 200 | You'll have to consult an optometrist if you want to improve this. | Sight |
| 201 | One who has offended the government and has been detained by it. | Prisoner |
| 202 | Probably the most famous dinner-party in history. | LastSupper |
| 203 | Rappers and Mr. T wear these in abundance. | GoldChain |
| 204 | Fighting technique taken from rams. | HeadButt |
| 205 | This royal young lady had several short men following her and helping her in the forest. | SnowWhite |
| 206 | One might hang a locket from this. | Necklace |
| 207 | Ingredients: apples, bananas, grapes, oranges, canteloupe. Instructions: toss. | FruitSalad |
| 208 | Makeup for your digits. | NailPolish |
| 209 | You might accuse someone living with a stolen identity of being this. | Imposter |
| 210 | Royalty whose bugers are broiled and whose bed is large. | King |
| 211 | Goth guys and women enhance their visual organs with this item. | EyeLiner |
| 212 | There is a television show dedicated to busting these tales of yore. | Myth |
| 213 | Doing this on your Visa could result in being in debt for a long time. | MaxOut |
| 214 | A desire to consume. | Hunger |
| 215 | Grandmothers like to pinch these. | Cheeks |
| 216 | If it weren't for these, no one would be aware of Idaho's existence. | Potato |
| 217 | Sauerkraut owes its existence to this head. | Cabbage |
| 218 | A mini solar powered computer designed to help you pass Algebra. | Calculator |
| 219 | A stellar five-limbed sea creature. | Starfish |
| 220 | A DJ does this to records. I do it to mosquito bites. | Scratch |
| 221 | Two all beef patties, special sauce, lettuce and cheese in a sesame seed bun. | BigMac |
| 222 | It's anything but amusing when this body part gets hit. | FunnyBone |
| 223 | The way a kicker scores 3 points. | FieldGoal |
| 224 | The distance from the top of your head to the floor standing up straight | Height |
| 225 | Plant whose name sounds like a dish full of dairy spread. | Buttercup |
| 226 | Something you do with guests at a fancy party hoping to get a leg-up in your career. | Schmooze |
| 227 | Beautiful girls strut and sexy men 'do their little turn' on this. | CatWalk |
| 228 | Lunch money thief and distributor of wedgies. | Bully |
| 229 | If someone calls you this, it might be time to consider hot wax. | Hairy |
| 230 | Some people count these. Some just consume them. | Calories |
| 231 | Found new creative way to get people to stuff themselves with Doritos. | TacoBell |
| 232 | Hurts when it breaks and if it stops, you are dead. | Heart |
| 233 | A storm in your cranium. | Headache |
| 234 | Men cut this by attaching a razor to a broom handle or just have their wives do it. | BackHair |
| 235 | Sometimes called chips and served with fish. | FrenchFry |
| 236 | You do this when you say goodbye to a sweetheart. | Kiss |
| 237 | A surly green puppet calls this filthy place his home. | TrashCan |
| 238 | A desert oasis where money magically disappears from your pocket. | LasVegas |
| 239 | These are the bumpy parts of your digits. | Knuckle |
| 240 | If someone offers you one of these, they had a successful fishing trip or their band just broke up. | Bass |
| 241 | The cozy place Dracula rests. | Coffin |
| 242 | You may have to assure your date\'s dad that you have these kind of intentions. | Honorable |
| 243 | The go-to weapon for science fiction heroes. | Laser |
| 244 | People chop this off for a good cause. | Hair |
| 245 | The Black Pearl was this type of criminal seafaring vessel. | PirateShip |
| 246 | A salutation from the islands. | Aloha |
| 247 | Fred and Wilma's child, named after a stone. | Pebbles |
| 248 | It is edible, a color and is best in summer. | Peach |
| 249 | Slang for the male half in a marriage. | Hubby |
| 250 | Causes the involuntary transportation of your vehicle. | TowTruck |
| 251 | A dark-colored creature serenaded by Lennon and McCartney. | Blackbird |
| 252 | Devils, unicorns and goats all share this feature. | Horn |
| 253 | Handy when you need to measure something or run a kingdom. | Ruler |
| 254 | They eat homes from the inside out. | Termite |
| 255 | Temporary shiny food covering. | Aluminum |
| 256 | If you rub this there is a possibility of a magical fat man coming out. | Lamp |
| 257 | They say each one is totally unique. | Snowflake |
| 258 | The epic tale of two women battling over a sparkly pair of shoes. | WizardOfOz |
| 259 | Brings the sky a lot closer. | Telescope |
| 260 | If you suffer from this, you might wear a wig. | Baldness |
| 261 | If you're stealing honey, be prepared to receive vengeance in this form. | Sting |
| 262 | Brings celebrities into your home every night. | Television |
| 263 | They're swimmers now, but later will make excellent hoppers. | Tadpole |
| 264 | Looks like a hippo crossed with a unicorn. | Rhino |
| 265 | A single seater best accompanied by circus music and great balance. | Unicycle |
| 266 | A standard dimension for sandwiches and rulers. | Footlong |
| 267 | A path of cow juice spread across the sky. | MilkyWay |
| 268 | The electronic version of junk mail or salty meat in a can. | Spam |
| 269 | The time in your life when you simultaneously know everything and nothing. | Teenager |
| 270 | Humans have two that shrink in the light and expand in the dark. | Pupil |
| 271 | When kings, queens knights and bishops go to war. | Chess |
| 272 | Lather. Rinse. Repeat. | Shampoo |
| 273 | Scholastic transportation. | SchoolBus |
| 274 | In addition to the dental benefits, having one of these hanging out of your mouth will make you look like a wiseguy. | Toothpick |
| 275 | Someone who is enthusiastic about tending the garden is said to have this appendage. | GreenThumb |
| 276 | Has 88 keys, but not one of them will open a door. | Piano |
| 277 | A plant named after a light source. | Sunflower |
| 278 | Used to yell in a text. | Caps |
| 279 | According to Hollywood, the men of this ancient city wore leather speedos and waxed their chests. | Sparta |
| 280 | The edge of earth and bread. | Crust |
| 281 | If you spot one of these eastern warriors, they're not doing their job right. | Ninja |
| 282 | Hot tempered and sometimes it blows its top, making a mess of everything. | Volcano |
| 283 | Can describe a distress signal or flashy accessories. | Flare |
| 284 | Material for making balls and men that only shows up at certain times of the year. | Snow |
| 285 | Possibly the only plumber ever to rescue a princess. | Mario |
| 286 | Cause deflation of tires when dropped from the rear of spy cars. | Spikes |
| 287 | A life or death skill for gunifghters. | QuickDraw |
| 288 | Don't forget to do this before blowing out the candles. | Wish |
| 289 | These women make princesses scrub floors and sometimes try to poison them with apples. | StepMother |
| 290 | Causes dancing in children when it fills up. | Bladder |
| 291 | This type of cuisine is independent of utensils and usually tastes better than it sounds. | FingerFood |
| 292 | Rebecca Black and The Cure are in love with this 24 hour time period. | Friday |
| 293 | Describes universities like Harvard and can be poisonous. | Ivy |
| 294 | If you are a man then your best friend will eat this for dinner. | DogFood |
| 295 | Without coolant, you'll have some trouble with this. | Radiator |
| 296 | Disgusting creatures that would survive a nuclear strike. | Roach |
| 297 | Slithery critters with a taste for dirt. | Earthworm |
| 298 | Out of all the celestial bodies, this one has the funniest name. | Uranus |
| 299 | A favored material among biker gangs and superheroes. | Leather |
| 300 | You speak this when you are being sincere. | Truth |
| 301 | A disposable item to keep your waste organized. | Trashbag |
| 302 | These people cannot be choosers. | Beggars |
| 303 | A blind superhero and Evel Knievel's profession. | Daredevil |
| 304 | Bumpy form of transportation in desert cultures. | Camel |
| 305 | If you agree give me one of these! | Amen |
| 306 | When I type I tap these on the keys. | FingerTips |
| 307 | The profession of Jimi Hendrix and Eric Clapton. | Guitarist |
| 308 | Thinkers hold this body part. | Chin |
| 309 | An ancient suit that is not worn with a tie. | Armor |
| 310 | Good for telling the future or racking up in a game. | EightBall |
| 311 | Dragons are known to do this to their gold. | Hoard |
| 312 | If you wake at dawn, you\'ll probably find this covering the lawn. | Dew |
| 313 | People like this usually live in rural areas, unless they strike oil and move to Beverly Hills. | HillBilly |
| 314 | Cockroaches and illegal drug labs are afraid of this. | Raid |
| 315 | Makes dough grow. | Yeast |
| 316 | Sore losers are often called the sour variety of this fruit. | Grape |
| 317 | Sometimes known to have silver linings. | Cloud |
| 318 | The original 49ers and opportunistic women share this nickname. | GoldDigger |
| 319 | A gruesome betrayal. | BackStab |
| 320 | A hammer that brings a room to order. | Gavel |
| 321 | When a doctor hits you with a hammer he is testing this. | Reflex |
| 322 | The point of a Dear John Letter. | BreakUp |
| 323 | Men in skirts blow into these. | BagPipes |
| 324 | Doing something of this nature is likely to land you in court. | Illegal |
| 325 | An animal who gives away money and says moo. | CashCow |
| 326 | Not the skinniest of felines. | FatCat |
| 327 | Term for male grooming. | Manscape |
| 328 | What you become during a workout. | Sweaty |
| 329 | His big belly supposedly has the ability to dispense good fortune. | Buddha |
| 330 | If you're hunting a werewolf, be sure to have these expensive bullets. | Silver |
| 331 | A weighty currency. | Pound |
| 332 | A person who has powers to save the day. | Superman |
| 333 | A natural tattoo on babies. | BirthMark |
| 334 | A cat-like nickname for those of the left handed persuasion. | SouthPaw |
| 335 | These are great, floaty fun until they explode and give you a little scare. | Balloon |
| 336 | They come in a tin can and are known to cure halitosis. | Altoids |
| 337 | The lunch destination of choice for teenagers and hospital employees. | Cafeteria |
| 338 | Makes wooden boys noses grow. | Fib |
| 339 | A mechanism to discover who is following you. | RearView |
| 340 | Wearing one of these warm garments around might get you doused in red paint. | FurCoat |
| 341 | Found at the end of rainbows. | Pots |
| 342 | Children keep their assets in this. | PiggyBank |
| 343 | Environmentalists want to keep this from drying. | Wetland |
| 344 | Sends paper without using the post office. | Fax |
| 345 | Every team needs one of these before hitting the field. Get pumped! | PepTalk |
| 346 | Something you carry while singing. | Tune |
| 347 | Reserved for royalty and damaged teeth. | Crown |
| 348 | The preferred color of carpet in this town is red. | Hollywood |
| 349 | This is the tallest peak in the happiest place on earth. | Matterhorn |
| 350 | Goliath, The Jolly Green and Andre are all examples of this. | Giant |
| 351 | She is covered in dust and always jealous. | Tinkerbell |
| 352 | Possibly the word most commonly said before taking a sip. | Cheers |
| 353 | The father of Mickey Mouse. | WaltDisney |
| 354 | Your stomach's way of letting you know you've neglected it. | Grumble |
| 355 | Those who stand vigil by the shore. | CoastGuard |
| 356 | The enemy of the lactose intolerant. | Dairy |
| 357 | When someone uses this acronym, you know you've got to pick up the pace. | ASAP |
| 358 | Peaches and a certain Couture have this in common. | Juicy |
| 359 | Found under bridges and on the Internet. | Troll |
| 360 | Hairdo for NASCAR fans. | Mullet |
| 361 | Can be used onstage or to express admiration. | Props |
| 362 | They produce pies and burgers and are great for tipping. | Cows |
| 363 | The offspring of a circle and a rectangle. | Oval |
| 364 | A stylish winter top that covers your larynx. | Turtleneck |
| 365 | Racers are asked to start these at NASCAR events. | Engine |
| 366 | Hoofed frolicking. | Horseplay |
| 367 | Serves as a go between in business. | MiddleMan |
| 368 | A setting that proved to be deadly for Abraham Lincoln. | Theater |
| 369 | A crafty use of long pieces of wool to make a scarf. | Knit |
| 370 | A great mystery that the bold have been known to journey into. | Unknown |
| 371 | A bird that is too large to fly. | BigBird |
| 372 | Santa's favorite entrance for home invasion. | Chimney |
| 373 | A group that manages the winged engines of war. | AirForce |
| 374 | The possession of two left feet will probably rule out your prospects as this kind of professional. | Dancer |
| 375 | Often found in doctor's offices and pirate flags. | Skeleton |
| 376 | In the garden of Eden this was a fashion statement. | FigLeaf |
| 377 | The ball drops when the clock hits this. | Midnight |
| 378 | Diamonds and stress have this to thank for their existence. | Pressure |
| 379 | They come in many varieties: Red, Black, Dead, and Caspian to name a few. | Sea |
| 380 | A person who chews the ends of their fingers. | NailBiter |
| 381 | It was fully armed and operational when Lando attacked in Han's spaceship. | DeathStar |
| 382 | Where humans breath liquid. | Womb |
| 383 | Do this to your gifts to make them festive. | Wrap |
| 384 | Ambitious people will climb the social version of this contraption. | Ladder |
| 385 | Batman, Archie, Betty and Veronica all started as these. | ComicBooks |
| 386 | The little pink nub that helps rectify mistakes. | Eraser |
| 387 | Tiny creatures that have a special relationship with flowers. | Bumblebee |
| 388 | Autumn leaves and bad bowlers wreak havoc on this. | Gutter |
| 389 | They strangle flowers. | Weeds |
| 390 | Kids play it and Michelangelo sculpted with it. | Marble |
| 391 | Certain worms and Amazon.com like these. | Books |
| 392 | One of the few vegetables that is routinely consumed with marshmallows. | Yam |
| 393 | Doing this with your job can be risky but doing it with smoking is always a good idea. | Quit |
| 394 | Being able to interpret the letters on this screen proves that you have this quality. | Literate |
| 395 | An accessory sported by many construction workers. | HardHat |
| 396 | Talks like this, a green wise man does. Guess my clue, you will. | Yoda |
| 397 | One of the few times it's encouraged to lock lips with a stranger. | CPR |
| 398 | Makes apples fall from trees. | Gravity |
| 399 | Used to keep prisoners silent and to make temporary repairs on cars. | DuctTape |
| 400 | A toasty and crunchy cereal would be pointless without this spice. | Cinnamon |
| 401 | You do this into someone's ear when you want to be discreet. | Whisper |
| 402 | People in love will often become this. | Married |
| 403 | What dentists battle on a daily basis. | Cavities |
| 404 | Boxers do this for a living and kids do it in the backseat for free. | Fight |
| 405 | This noble creature has the embarrassing inability to get up once it's been flipped onto its back. | Turtle |
| 406 | Without this, eating food and Steven Spielberg's career would be very different. | Jaws |
| 407 | If you need a night out, call one of these over to take the little ones off your hands for a while. | Babysitter |
| 408 | Temporary evidence of where you've been strolling. | Footprint |
| 409 | A fashion statement whose name sounds like the upper part of a mobile war machine. | TankTop |
| 410 | These are needed to finish a test | Answers |
| 411 | When you are a child you are forced to take them. When you are an adult you want to take them. | Naps |
| 412 | Can be achieved in a car or as a position during conflict. | Neutral |
| 413 | The surname of the only famous British spy. | Bond |
| 414 | A wave of white powdery destruction that is a skier's worst nightmare. | Avalanche |
| 415 | According to the music industry, you can count on a midnight train and the devil to turn up here. | Georgia |
| 416 | Some adults still use these to count. | Finger |
| 417 | Probably the most laid-back member of the animal kingdom. | Sloth |
| 418 | A reaction to being spooked that takes its name from water-fowl. | Goosebumps |
| 419 | A republican whose name is synonymous with "glove." | Mitt |
| 420 | Gumby and yoga instructors have this in common. | Flexible |
| 421 | It's where the wind comes sweeping down the plain. Not to mention the waving wheat. | Oklahoma |
| 422 | Snowwhite was friendly with seven of them. | Dwarf |
| 423 | A seasonal fashion statement named for the weather it's worn in. | SunDress |
| 424 | The ones in the sea are prickly, but the ones on the street might pickpocket you. | Urchin |
| 425 | This person has left the building. | Elvis |
| 426 | If you can get this professional's attention you can get where you need to go.. .for a price. | Taxi |
| 427 | Vikings use this for warmth. | Pelt |
| 428 | Fans of the Pied Piper's smooth sound who are feared by elephants. | Mice |
| 429 | One more than a duet. | Trio |
| 430 | A mighty weapon in the war against winged household pests. | Flyswatter |
| 431 | Can be done to buttons and shopping carts. | Push |
| 432 | The French word for 'fun size' in women's clothing. | Petite |
| 433 | Candy that allegedly tastes like refracted light. | Skittles |
| 434 | Old people and owls are said to be this. | Wise |
| 435 | Boats with holes and dirty dishes have this in common. | Sink |
| 436 | The surname of Cinderella's boyfriend. | Charming |
| 437 | Don't do this in the shallow end. | Dive |
| 438 | A tangly game and a destructive weather phenomenon. | Twister |
| 439 | Edible items purchased in large quantities. | Groceries |
| 440 | A doctor might remove one from the neck of a Dracula victim. | Fang |
| 441 | You could do this to a motion, see it on a watch, or place this in a race. | Second |
| 442 | Watches students at the prom to make sure there's no funny business. | Chaperone |
| 443 | Makes arrows fly and kites soar! | String |
| 444 | Whipping one of these out in the wrong setting is said to be terrible luck. | Umbrella |
| 445 | The weapon of choice to create the biggest shock. | Stungun |
| 446 | Cows do this to salt and humans do it to ice cream! | Lick |
| 447 | Describes a gorgeous woman and an excellent punch. | KnockOut |
| 448 | Other terms for this handy device include doohicky, doo-dad, and whatchyamacallit. | Gadget |
| 449 | The most common hour to have a gunfight in a western. | Noon |
| 450 | Olympians use this to get high. | Pole |
| 451 | Micro parasites expert at sucking the blood of mammals and birds. | Flea |
| 452 | George J. Jetson and Neil A. Armstrong drove this to work. | SpaceShip |
| 453 | You're gonna need a bigger boat to go after one of these toothy hunters. | Sharks |
| 454 | In the 1800's these turned women into hourglasses. | Corset |
| 455 | When this is found in a road you are forced to make a decision. | Fork |
| 456 | A white horned symbol of purity and grace. | Unicorn |
| 457 | Real estate for toys. | Dollhouse |
| 458 | For all your post bubble-bath drying needs. | Towel |
| 459 | A famous home without color and with wings. | WhiteHouse |
| 460 | John Lennon sang about being this toothy creature. | Walrus |
| 461 | A cuisine without flesh. | Vegetarian |
| 462 | Useful term for when you need to start a fire or notice someone with the same shirt as you. | Match |
| 463 | Describes a mysterious region and a stylish pair of shorts. | Bermuda |
| 464 | When your undies attack you. | Wedgie |
| 465 | Ketchup's slighly less popular brother. | Mustard |
| 466 | When a professor's brain goes missing. | Absent |
| 467 | Pirates put their booty in it. | Chest |
| 468 | Tax-rates occasionally take these nature strolls. | Hike |
| 469 | Describes an era of history during which light was hard to come by. | DarkAges |
| 470 | The assumed nocturnal symbol of Mr. Wayne | Bat |
| 471 | A popular Hip Hop artist goes by the Vanilla version of this substance. | Ice |
| 472 | When 12 of your peers can't agree. | HungJury |
| 473 | Defends your noggin from the hard pavement. | Helmet |
| 474 | A drinkable phase of matter. | Liquid |
| 475 | Prior to smart phones, people used this to record their lives. | Camcorder |
| 476 | Taking this from a baby is said to be quite easy. | Candy |
| 477 | If you drive on this, pedestrians and the police will be pretty upset with you. | Sidewalk |
| 478 | Be kind please rewind. | VCR |
| 479 | Plastic money. | CreditCard |
| 480 | A pet who lived in a town where an inordinate number of children fell down wells. | Lassie |
| 481 | Those without much of an appetite will leave the restaurant with this item named after a pet. | DoggyBag |
| 482 | This plant is responsible for spreading a lot of gossip. | Grapevine |
| 483 | The most foreign visitors you could imagine. | Alien |
| 484 | Basically a cake made of cow. | Meatloaf |
| 485 | Transportation of choice for princesses to attend balls. | Carriage |
| 486 | You feel this sensation when you are dehydrated. | Thirsty |
| 487 | Known to accessorize with feathers, trumpets, and harps. | Angel |
| 488 | An arctic double breasted formal wear. | SnowSuit |
| 489 | Sugar on a stick. The kids love licking them. | Lollipop |
| 490 | According to many students, dogs have an appetite for this paper item. | Homework |
| 491 | Spys do this phones and musical shoes make this sound. | Tap |
| 492 | Kids hunt for them and adults make sure they are not all in one basket. | Eggs |
| 493 | When life gives you these, make a refreshing beverage. | Lemons |
| 494 | When something has been cut with h2o. | Diluted |
| 495 | Some are clean and some are dirty, but all are meant to get a chuckle. | Joke |
| 496 | Crisp, green, and found near deli sandwiches. | Pickle |
| 497 | Salivating at the mention of a cheeseburger is this kind of response. | Pavlovian |
| 498 | Currency that flirted with a British spy. | MoneyPenny |
| 499 | You throw away the outside and cook the inside. You then eat the outside and throw away the inside. | Corn |
| 500 | Poor people have it. Rich people need it. If you eat it you die. What is it? | Nothing |
| 501 | I'm tall when I'm young and I'm short when I'm old. What am I? | Candle |
| 502 | What goes up when rain comes down? | Umbrella |
| 503 | If I have it, I don't share it. If I share it, I don't have it. What is it? | Secret |
| 504 | What has a head, a tail, is brown, and has no legs? | Penny |
| 505 | I know a word of letters three. Add two, and fewer there will be. | Few |
| 506 | Say my name and I disappear. What am I? | Silence |
| 507 | What gets wetter as it dries? | Towel |
| 508 | I'm full of holes, yet I'm full of water. What am I? | Sponge |
| 509 | What has a neck and no head, two arms but no hands? | Shirt |
| 510 | Feed me and I live, give me drink and I die. What am I? | Fire |
| 511 | The more you take, the more you leave behind. | Footstep |
| 512 | If you drop me I'm sure to crack but give me a smile and i'll always smile back | Mirror |
| 513 | I go in dry and come out wet, the longer I'm in, the stronger I get. What am I? | Teabag |
| 514 | Tear one off and scratch my head. What once was red is black instead. What am I? | Match |
| 515 | What do you throw out to use and take in when you're done? | Anchor |
| 516 | I crawl on the earth and rise on a pillar. What am I? | Shadow |
| 517 | What kind of pet always stays on the floor? | Carpet |
| 518 | What type of house weighs the least? | Lighthouse |
| 519 | I sit in a corner and travel around the world. What am I? | Stamp |
| 520 | What work of writing can one never finish? | Autobiography |
| 521 | What can you break but not touch? | Promise |
| 522 | What has arms and legs but no head? | Chair |
| 523 | What has a ring but no finger? | Phone |
| 524 | I am a king but also a measuring device. What am I? | Ruler |
| 525 | Take off my skin - I won't cry, but you will! What am I? | Onion |
| 526 | What goes up and down without moving? | Stairs |
| 527 | What is full of holes, but can still hold a lot of water? | Sponge |
| 528 | What kind of room has no doors or windows? | Mushroom |
| 529 | What invention lets you look right through a wall? | Window |
| 530 | What has one eye but cannot see? | Needle |
| 531 | What five-letter word becomes shorter when you add two letters to it? | Short |
| 532 | What word begins and ends with an “e” but only has one letter? | Envelope |
| 533 | What begins with t, ends with t and has t in it? | Teapot |
| 534 | The more you have of it, the less you see. What is it? | Darkness |
| 535 | What gets whiter the dirtier it gets? | Chalkboard |
| 536 | What food has no beginning, end, or middle? | Donut |
| 537 | If the red house is on the right and if the blue house is on the left. Where?S The white house? | WashingtonDC |
| 538 | What can you put in a bucket full of water to make it lighter? | Hole |
| 539 | What nautical word looks the same upside down and backwards? | Swims |
| 540 | It is yellow and you can serve it but not eat. | Tennisball |
| 541 | If you throw a white rock into the red sea, what does it become? | Wet |
| 542 | What is found over your head but under your hat? | Hair |
| 543 | Before mt. Everest was discovered, which was the tallest mountain in the world? | MtEverest |
| 544 | Johnny's mom had 5 kids, january, february, march and april. Who was the fifth kid? | Johnny |
| 545 | Which building has the most stories? | Library |
| 546 | Which word in the dictionary is spelled incorrectly? | Incorrectly |
| 547 | What has a head, can't think, but drives? | Hammer |
| 548 | The alphabet goes from a to z. What goes from z to a? | Zebra |
| 549 | What english word keeps the same pronunciation, even after you take away four of its five letters? | Queue |
| 550 | If I say “everything I tell you is a lie,” am I telling you the truth or a lie? | Lie |
| 551 | If there are three cups of sugar and you take one away, how many do you have? | One |
| 552 | What has a mouth but can't chew? | River |
| 553 | Food can help me survive, but water will kill me. What am I? | Fire |
| 554 | Take away the whole and some still remains. What is it? | Wholesome |
| 555 | I'm light as a feather, yet the strongest man can't hold me for much more than a minute. What am I? | Breath |
| 556 | I'm the part of the bird that's not in the sky. I can swim in the ocean and yet remain dry. What am I? | Shadow |
| 557 | You answer me, although I never ask you questions. What am I? | Telephone |
| 558 | Mom and dad have four daughters, and each daughter has one brother. How many people are in the family? | Seven |
| 559 | If you have it, you want to share it. If you share it, you don't have it. What is it? | Secret |
| 560 | Two legs I have, and this will confound. Only at rest do they touch the ground! What am I? | Wheelbarrow |
| 561 | What comes down but never goes up? | Rain |
| 562 | How can a pants pocket be empty and still have something in it? | Hole |
| 563 | What occurs once in a minute, twice in a moment and never in one thousand years? | LetterM |
| 564 | What has hands but can not clap? | Clock |
| 565 | What can you catch but not throw? | Cold |
| 566 | What is at the end of a rainbow? | LetterW |
| 567 | What has one eye but cannot see? | Needle |
| 568 | How many months have 28 days? | All |
| 569 | We see it once in a year, twice in a week, and never in a day. What is it? | LetterE |
| 570 | Mr. Blue lives in the blue house, mr. Pink lives in the pink house, and mr. Brown lives in the brown house. Who lives in the white house? | President |
| 571 | What goes up but never comes down? | Age |
| 572 | I have keys but no locks. I have space but no room. You can enter but can't go outside. What am I? | Keyboard |
| 573 | It speaks without a tongue, and listens without ears. | Phone |
| 574 | What is yours but your friends use it more than you do? | YourName |
| 575 | A blue house is made of blue bricks. A yellow house is made of yellow bricks. What would a green house be made of? | Glass |
| 576 | I'm the start of eternity and the end of space. There are two of me in heaven and one in hell. | LetterE |
| 577 | A job that involves sitting in a highchair, wearing a black gown and smacking things with a mallet. | Judge |
| 578 | Some keep it in a dumpster while others keep it in their trunk. | Junk |
| 579 | Step on me and you'll reach the top first, but step under me and you're cursed. What am I? | Ladder |
| 580 | It will not die when hung, and will dry when wrung. | Laundry |
| 581 | Ideal if you're craving a cool treat or want to bring all the boys to the yard. | Milkshake |
| 582 | I'm the manly mark that milk makes. What am I? | Mustache |
| 583 | I can be found on fingers, in toolboxes and in snails. What am I? | Nail |
| 584 | A device that nearly everyone has that can freeze anyone it sees. What is it? | Camera |
| 585 | I'll shout til you wake or sing you to sleep. I'll talk to you but you're crazy if you talk back. What am I? | Radio |
| 586 | The most fabulous way to locate pots of gold. | Rainbow |
| 587 | Even the oldest ones can be described as current, but a little mainstream. | River |
| 588 | It covers you, you lose it every day and you'd die without it. | Skin |
| 589 | A squiggly line tells you when you've done it wrong. | Spell |
| 590 | A celebrity under the sea. | Starfish |
| 591 | I provide cover for games of footsie and tax-free wages. What am I? | Table |
| 592 | Everyone loses us as a child, and neglecting us makes us holy. What are we? | Teeth |
| 593 | It's shorter than the rest, but when you're happy, you raise it up like it's the best. What is it? | Thumb |
| 594 | It's equally comfortable in an orchestra and a geometry textbook. What is it? | Triangle |
| 595 | According to kids' entertainment, these reptiles are gifted at martial arts and surfer-dude slang. | Turtle |
| 596 | Forward I am heavy, but backward I am not. What am I? | Not |
| 597 | He has married many women, but has never been married. Who is he? | Priest |
| 598 | If an egg came floating down the green river, where did it come from? | Chicken |
| 599 | If two's company and three's a crowd, what are four and five? | Nine |
| 600 | How much dirt is in a hole 4 feet deep and 2 feet wide? | None |
| 601 | I'm near a ball and you bat with me, yet I never get a hit. What am I? | Eyelash |
| 602 | What goes up and down the stairs without moving? | Carpet |
| 603 | I am mother and father, but never birth or nurse. I'm rarely still, but I never wander. What am I? | Tree |
| 604 | At night they come out without being fetched, and by day they are lost without being stolen. What are they? | Stars |
| 605 | My tongue hangs out as I run over fields and streets all day. I get tied up every morning and untied at night. | Shoe |
| 606 | What can run but never walks, has a mouth but never talks, has a head but never weeps, has a bed but never sleeps? | River |
| 607 | Until I am measured, I am not known. Yet how you miss me when I have flown! What am I? | Time |
| 608 | Lighter than what I'm made of. Stronger than ships. More of me is hidden than is seen. What am I? | Iceberg |
| 609 | I fly, yet I have no wings. I cry, yet I have no eyes. Darkness follows me. | Cloud |
| 610 | I have a heart of gold and I smell when I'm old. What am I? | Egg |
| 611 | I have a body of stone and a fiery heart, and sooner or later my head and I will part. What am I? | Volcano |
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