Boys use it, girls like it, parents hate it. What is this 5-letter word?
The phone.
All in white, a fossil,
A bride (something old, something new, something borrowed, something blue).
A bride (something old, something new, something borrowed, something blue).
An iron horse with a flaxen tail.
What is it?
A needle and thread.
I turn my head and you may go where you want.
What am I?
A key
Many foods can make me strong but give me water and I won’t last long. What am I?
Fire.
44 33 555 555 666 9 666 777 555 3
What is the message in this code?
Pressing these digits in sequence will produce HELLO WORLD on a cell phone (for an SMS text message).
Pressing these digits in sequence will produce HELLO WORLD on a cell phone (for an SMS text message).
The defendant testified, “The attorney is my brother,” but the attorney took the stand and denied having a brother under oath. Who is lying?
Neither one of them lied. The defendant was the attorney’s sister.
Neither one of them lied. The defendant was the attorney’s sister.
Toby likes indigo but not red. He likes onions but not turnips. He likes forms but not shapes.
According to the same rule, does he like tomatoes or avocados?
Toby only likes words that start with prepositions, like his name. Thus he likes tomatoes, not avocados.
Toby only likes words that start with prepositions, like his name. Thus he likes tomatoes, not avocados.
I’m in bowling and baseball,
What am I?
Strike.
A strike in bowling is good. In baseball it’s good for the pitcher but not for the batter. You can strike a match to light it. When the clock strikes one a gong sounds and when you strike a paragraph, it’s gone.
Strike.
A strike in bowling is good. In baseball it’s good for the pitcher but not for the batter. You can strike a match to light it. When the clock strikes one a gong sounds and when you strike a paragraph, it’s gone.
What does this represent?
chimadena
Made in china. The word “made” is wedged between the word “china” (chi-na)
Made in china. The word “made” is wedged between the word “china” (chi-na)