Big as a barn, light as a feather, and sixty horses can't pull it.
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This riddle does a great job of combining different shadow-clues!
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This riddle does a great job of combining different shadow-clues!
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I bet there are other names that could provide words for a riddle like this! The name "Andy" could be even easier than "Andrew" since you could just say "and he" to make the riddle.
This can be adapted for anything that is famous for what's at its "end" like the rainbow: "What comes at the end of the year? R." "What comes at the end of a long day? Y." "What comes at the end of a war? R." And so on!
The letter W.
A brilliant riddle! I'd love to come up with some other funny animal riddles like this one.
A cow.
I love the innuendo in this one! Luke and Paul makes it sound like a Bible riddle, but then it goes in a different direction. It could also be just a Bible riddle if it went like this: "Luke had it first, Paul had it last, but Peter never did."
The letter L.
I'm a little dubious about the drowning in water part, but I suppose that since it is water, ice does not drown in water: it just becomes water!
Ice.
It's important that the answer be printed in the form of the numeral, not the word "eight."
8.
Yet another of those great anatomy riddles! People don't wear gloves as often now as they used to, but at least people do still know what gloves are.
Gloves.
You could add on to this one too: What occurs once in a minute, twice in a moment, and every Monday...
The letter M.
This is one of my favorite riddles! It uses every syllable.
Ohio.