I Met An Old Man On London Bridge
I met an old man on London bridge,
As the sun set on the ridge,
He tipped his hat and drew his name,
And cheated at the guessing game.
What was the man’s name?
Andrew. In the third line, “and drew his name”. It works better when you say it since the spelling is a bit off when written.
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44 Comments on "I Met An Old Man On London Bridge"
mary wandagan says
May 15, 2020 @ 03:49
Aman is my answer!😂
Phen Perez says
May 25, 2020 @ 07:45
Tipped is his name
hanna says
May 26, 2020 @ 23:01
Aman
June One says
May 27, 2020 @ 10:47
The answer is Aman,,,I met ‘A’man ___
Thank me later
Tomina says
May 27, 2020 @ 11:20
Hey, what’s the answer hahaha
Chuck says
May 29, 2020 @ 01:24
I is the name of the man. Example, John met the man on the bridge. So the answer is I😃
Edwin says
May 29, 2020 @ 06:20
The riddle I saw says “I met a man… ” and according to a friend, the correct answer is Aman. The “He tipped his hat and drew his name” could be hinting the old British tradition of hat-tipping, which is only done by men.
Bette says
May 29, 2020 @ 14:04
“He” is the one who tipped his hat so “He” is his name.
Nora says
June 1, 2020 @ 00:43
“Aman” is his name!
Avinash says
June 3, 2020 @ 14:09
I mer A man = Aman is his name. This is an Indian name. Dead on
Salamander says
June 13, 2020 @ 22:47
His name is He. Read it. It is obvious from the rules of English. Put John in for He and it makes more sense than “and drew” becoming Andrew. 🙄
Pirming Eu says
June 15, 2020 @ 09:17
the answered: is my name Pirming Eu
YOU met a man 🚶 on the London Bridge. He tipped his hat 🎩 and drew his name. In this riddle I told you his name, what’s his name??
in the sentence: In this riddle I told you his name
so the answer is my name ..my name is Pirming Eu
Pete says
October 1, 2022 @ 17:25
It’s not Anddrew or Drew or even Aman. This is kind of a frustrating take on the old “Who’s on first.” comedy routine. The mans name is “WHAT”. It’s right there in the riddle.
What was the man’s name.
Bob says
November 28, 2022 @ 16:41
There is no legitimate answer.
It’s not Aman (two words, not one). It’s not Andrew. Same thing. It’s not even Drew because it’s not capitalized.
Proper nouns are capitalized. Therefore, it’s a false riddle.
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