A Year of Riddles Answers List

A Year of Riddles is an riddle solving game made by Pyrosphere. This is a game that gives you a new riddle to solve each day. In total there are 365 riddles to solve, one for each day of every month. The riddles are fun to solve, but some of them are a bit difficult, and finding the solution is not easy. If you don't know the answer to one of the riddle sin A Year of Riddles, just look for the month/day in the list below to find the correct answer to that riddle.

A Year of Riddles Answers, Cheats, Solutions

A Year of Riddles January Answers

January 1: With Thieves I Consort, With The Vilest, In Short, I’M Quite At Ease In Depravity, Yet All Divines Use Me, And Savants Can’T Lose Me, For I Am The Center Of Gravity.
Answer: V

January 2: I Move Without Wings, Between Silken Strings, I Leave As You Find, My Substance Behind.
Answer: Spider

January 3: What Flies Forever, Rests Never?
Answer: Wind

January 4: I Appear In The Morning But Am Always There. You Can Never See Me Though I Am Everywhere. By Night I Am Gone, Though I Sometimes Never Was. Nothing Can Defeat Me But I Am Easily Gone.
Answer: Sunlight

January 5: I Crawl On The Earth And Rise On A Pillar.
Answer: Shadow

January 6: They Are Many And One, They Wave And They Drum, Used To Cover A Stare, They Go With You Everywhere.
Answer: Hands

January 7: What Must Be In The Oven Yet Can Not Be Baked? Grows In The Heat Yet Shuns The Light Of Day? What Sinks In Water But Rises With Air? Looks Like Skin But Is Fine As Hair?
Answer: Yeast

January 8: I Have Holes On The Top And Bottom. I Have Holes On My Left And On My Right. And I Have Holes In The Middle, Yet I Still Hold Water.
Answer: Sponge

January 9: What Can Be Swallowed, But Can Also Swallow You?
Answer: Pride

January 10: You Get Many Of Me, But Never Enough. After The Last One, Your Life Soon Will Snuff. You May Have One Of Me But One Day A Year, When The Last One Is Gone, Your Life Disappears.
Answer: Birthday

January 11: I Run Around The City, But I Never Move.
Answer: Wall

January 12: As A Whole, I Am Both Safe And Secure. Behead Me, I Become A Place Of Meeting. Behead Me Again, I Am The Partner Of Ready. Restore Me, I Become The Domain Of Beasts.
Answer: Stable

January 13: Two Horses, Swiftest Traveling, Harnessed In A Pair, And Grazing Ever In Places Distant From Them.
Answer: Eyes

January 14: At The Sound Of Me, Men May Dream Or Stamp Their Feet. At The Sound Of Me, Women May Laugh Or Sometimes Weep.
Answer: Music

January 15: To Unravel Me You Need A Simple Key, No Key That Was Made By Locksmith’S Hand, But A Key That Only I Will Understand.
Answer: Riddle

January 16: Long And Thin, red Within, With A Nail At The End.
Answer: Finger

January 17: I’M Sometimes White And Always Wrong. I Can Break A Heart And Hurt The Strong. I Can Build Love Or Tear It Down. I Can Make A Smile Or Bring A Frown.
Answer: Lie

January 18: You Can Tumble In It, Roll In It, Burn It, Animals Eat It, Used To Cover Floors, Still Used Beyond Stall Doors. Freshens Whatever It Is Placed On, Absorbs Whatever Is Poured Into It.
Answer: Hay

January 19: I Come In Winter. I Cannot See, Hear, Or Feel. I Can’T Eat, But You Can Eat Parts Of Me.
Answer: Snowman

January 20: Sometimes I Am Loud, And Viewed With Distaste. Poke Out My “Eye”, Then I’M On The Front Of Your Face.
Answer: Noise

January 21: What Is It That Has Four Legs, One Head And A Foot?
Answer: Bed

January 22: What Makes A Loud Noise When Changing Its Jacket, Becomes Larger But Weighs Less?
Answer: Popcorn

January 23: I Am Always Hungry, I Must Always Be Fed. The Finger I Lick Will Soon Turn red.
Answer: Fire

January 24: Something Wholly Unreal, Yet Seems Real To I. Think My Friend, Tell Me Where Does It Lie?
Answer: Mind

January 25: No Matter How Little Or How Much You Use Me, You Change Me Every Month.
Answer: Calendar

January 26: What Can Burn The Eyes, Sting The Mouth, Yet Be Consumed?
Answer: Salt

January 27: What Can Fill A Room But Takes Up No Space?
Answer: Light

January 28: It Occurs Once In Every Minute Twice In Every Moment And Yet Never In One Hundred Thousand Years.
Answer: M

January 29: With Pointed Fangs It Sits In Wait. With Piercing Force It Doles Out Fate, Over Bloodless Victims Proclaiming Its Might. Eternally Joining In A Single Bite.
Answer: Stapler

January 30: It Holds Most Knowledge That Has Ever Been Said, But Is Not The Brain, Is Not The Head. To Feathers And Their Masters, It’S Both Bane And Boon… One Empty, And One Full.
Answer: Paper

January 31: Upon Me You Can Tread, Though Softly Under Cover. And I Will Take You Places, That You Have Yet To Discover. I’M High, And I’M Low, Though Flat In The Middle. And Though A Joy To The Children, Adults Think Of Me Little.
Answer: Stairs

A Year of Riddles February Answers

February 1: A Mile From End To End, Yet As Close To As A Friend. A Precious Commodity, Freely Given. Seen On The Dead And On The Living. Found On The Rich, Poor, Short And Tall, But Shared Among Children Most Of All.
Answer: Smile

February 2: I Have A Hundred Legs, But Cannot Stand. I Have A Long Neck, But No Head. I Cannot See, I’M Neat And Tidy, As Can Be.
Answer: Broom

February 3: Flat As A Leaf, Round As A Ring. Has Two Eyes, Can’T See A Thing.
Answer: Button

February 4: I Don’T Think Or Eat Or Slumber Or Move Around Or Fear Thunder. Just Like You I Look The Same But I Can’T Harm You Or Be Your Bane.
Answer: Doll

February 5: In Marble Halls As White As Milk, Lined With A Skin As Soft As Silk, Within A Fountain Crystal-Clear, A Golden Apple Doth Appear. No Doors There Are To This Stronghold, Yet Thieves Break In And Steal The Gold.
Answer: Egg

February 6: What Is It That You Must Give Before You Can Keep It?
Answer: Word

February 7: I Dig Out Tiny Caves And Store Gold And Silver In Them. I Also Build Bridges Of Silver And Make Crowns Of Gold. They Are The Smallest You Could Imagine. Sooner Or Later Everybody Needs My Help, Yet Many People Are Afraid To Let Me Help Them.
Answer: Dentist

February 8: What Is Long And Slim, Works In Light, Has But One Eye, And An Awful Bite?
Answer: Needle

February 9: What Lies In A Tunnel Of Darkness That Can Only Attack When Pulled Back?
Answer: Bullet

February 10: What Has Six Faces And Twenty-One Eyes?
Answer: Die

February 11: Until I Am Measured I Am Not Known, Yet How You Miss Me When I Have Flown.
Answer: Time

February 12: Three Lives Have I. Gentle Enough To Soothe The Skin. Light Enough To Caress The Sky. Hard Enough To Crack Rocks.
Answer: Water

February 13: I Wear A red Robe, With Staff In Hand, And A Stone In My Throat.
Answer: Cherry

February 14: A Warrior Amongst The Flowers, He Bears A Thrusting Sword. He Uses It Whenever He Must To Defend His Golden Hoard.
Answer: Bee

February 15: I Hide But My Head Is Outside.
Answer: Nail

February 16: A House Full, A Yard Full, A Chimney Full, No One Can Get A Spoonful.
Answer: Smoke

February 17: You Can Spin, Wheel And Twist, But This Thing Can Turn Without Moving.
Answer: Milk

February 18: Halo Of Water, Tongue Of Wood. Skin Of Stone, Long I’Ve Stood. My Fingers Short Reach To The Sky. Inside My Heart Men Live And Die.
Answer: Castle

February 19: When They Are Caught, They Are Thrown Away. When They Escape, You Itch All Day.
Answer: Fleas

February 20: What Does Man Love More Than Life, Fear More Than Death Or Mortal Strife. What The Poor Have, The Rich Require, And What Contented Men Desire, What The Miser Spends, And The Spendthrift Saves And All Men Carry To Their Graves?
Answer: Nothing

February 21: In We Go, Out We Go. All Around And In A Row. Always, Always Steady Flow. When We’Ll Stop, You’Ll Never Know. In We Go, Out We Go.
Answer: Tides

February 22: A Cloud Was My Mother, The Wind Is My Father, My Son Is The Cool Stream, And My Daughter Is The Fruit Of The Land. A Rainbow Is My Bed, The Earth My Final Resting Place, And I’M The Torment Of Man.
Answer: Rain

February 23: Born Of Earth, But With None Of Its Strength. Molded By Flame, But With None Of Its Power. Shaped By Wind, And With All Of Its Clarity.
Answer: Glass

February 24: Remove The Outside. Cook The Inside. Eat The Outside. Throw Away The Inside.
Answer: Corn

February 25: This Is In A Realm Of True And In A Realm False, But You Experience Me As You Turn And Toss.
Answer: Dream

February 26: There Is An Ancient Invention Still Used In Some Parts Of The World Today That Allows People To See Through Walls.
Answer: Window

February 27: Some Live In Me, Some Live On, And Some Shave Me To Stride Upon. I Rarely Leave My Native Land. Until My Death I Always Stand. High And Low I May Be Found Both Above And Below Ground.
Answer: Tree

February 28: Metal Or Bone I May Be, Many Teeth I Have And Always Bared, Yet My Bite Harms No One And Ladies Delight In My Touch.
Answer: Comb

February 29: I Am A Fire’S Best Friend. When Fat, My Body Fills With Wind. When Pushed To Thin, Through My Nose I Blow. Then You Can Watch The Embers Glow.
Answer: Bellows

February 30: Every Dawn Begins With Me. At Dusk I’Ll Be The First You See, And Daybreak Couldn’T Come Without. What Midday Centers All About. Daises Grow From Me, I’M Told, And When I Come, I End All Cold, But In The Sun I Won’T Be Found, Yet Still, Each Day I’Ll Be Around.
Answer: D

A Year of Riddles March Answers

March 1: You Hear It Speak, For It Has A Hard Tongue. But It Cannot Breathe, For It Has Not A Lung.
Answer: Bell

March 2: I Cut Through Evil Like A Double Edged Sword, And Chaos Flees At My Approach. Balance I Single-Handedly Upraise, Through Battles Fought With Heart And Mind, Instead Of With My Gaze.
Answer: Justice

March 3: The Eight Of Us Move Forth And Back To Protect Our King From The Foes Attack.
Answer: Pawns

March 4: He Has One And A Person Has Two, A Citizen Has Three And A Human Being Has Four, A Personality Has Five And An Inhabitant Of Earth Has Six.
Answer: Syllable

March 5: If You Break Me I Do Not Stop Working, If You Touch Me I May Be Snared, If You Lose Me Nothing Will Matter.
Answer: Heart

March 6: What’S In The Middle Of Nowhere?
Answer: H

March 7: What Force And Strength Cannot Get Through, I, With A Gentle Touch, Can Do. Many In The Street Would Stand, Were I Not A Friend At Hand.
Answer: Key

March 8: Often Held But Never Touched, Always Wet But Never Rusts, Often Bites But Seldom Bit, To Use It Well You Must Have Wit.
Answer: Tongue

March 9: As Round As An Apple. As Deep As A Cup. All The King’S Horses Can’T Pull It Up.
Answer: Well

March 10: He Stands Beside The Road In A Purple Cap And Tattered Green Cloak. Those Who Touch Him, Curse Him.
Answer: Thistle

March 11: Power Enough To Smash Ships And Crush Roofs. Yet It Still Must Fear The Sun.
Answer: Ice

March 12: What Surrounds The World, Yet Dwells Within A Thimble?
Answer: Space

March 13: I Cannot Be Other Than What I Am, Until The Man Who Made Me Dies. Power And Glory Will Fall To Me Finally, Only When He Last Closes His Eyes.
Answer: Prince

March 14: What Is It That Makes Tears Without Sorrow And Takes Its Journey To Heaven?
Answer: Smoke

March 15: Inside A Great Blue Castle Lives A Shy Young Maid She Blushes In The Morning And Comes Not Out At Night.
Answer: Sun

March 16: This Thing Runs But Cannot Walk, Sometimes Sings But Never Talks. Lacks Arms, Has Hands; Lacks A Head But Has A Face.
Answer: Clock

March 17: A Word I Know, Six Letters It Contains, Subtract Just One And Twelve Remains.
Answer: Dozens

March 18: I Go In Hard And Dry. I Come Out Soft And Sticky. You Can Blow Me.
Answer: Gum

March 19: I Am The Yellow Hem Of The Sea’S Blue Skirt.
Answer: Beach

March 20: A Skin Have I, More Eyes Than One. I Can Be Very Nice When I Am Done.
Answer: Potato

March 21: I Have Four Legs But No Tail. Usually I Am Heard Only At Night.
Answer: Frog

March 22: A Tiny Bead, Like Fragile Glass, Strung Along A Cord Of Grass.
Answer: Dew

March 23: Break It And It Is Better, Immediately Set And Harder To Break Again.
Answer: Record

March 24: Each Morning I Appear To Lie At Your Feet, All Day I Follow No Matter How Fast You Run, Yet I Nearly Perish In The Midday Sun.
Answer: Shadow

March 25: What Do You Throw Out To Use And Take In When You’Re Done?
Answer: Anchor

March 26: What Is It Which Builds Things Up? Lays Mountains Low? Dries Up Lakes, And Makes Things Grow? Cares Not A Whim About Your Passing? And Is Like Few Other Things, Because It Is Everlasting?
Answer: Time

March 27: I Am The Fountain From Which No One Can Drink. For Many I Am Considered A Necessary Link. Like Gold To All I Am Sought For, But My Continued Death Brings Wealth For All To Want More.
Answer: Oil

March 28: Sleeping During The Day, I Hide Away. Watchful Through The Night, I Open At Dawn’S Light. But Only For The Briefest Time, Do I Shine. And Then I Hide Away, And Sleep Through The Day.
Answer: Sunrise

March 29: A Seed Am I, Three Letters Make My Name. Take Away Two And I Still Sound The Same.
Answer: Pea

March 30: In The Middle Of Night, I Surround The Gong. In The Middle Of Sight, I End The Song.
Answer: G

March 31: Look Into My Face And I’M Everybody. Scratch My Back And I’M Nobody.
Answer: Mirror

A Year of Riddles April Answers

April 1: Two Brothers We Are, Great Burdens We Bear, All Day We Are Bitterly Pressed. Yet This I Will Say, We Are Full All The Day, And Empty When Go To Rest.
Answer: Boots

April 2: They Can Be Harbored, But Few Hold Water. You Can Nurse Them, But Only By Holding Them Against Someone Else. You Can Carry Them, But Not With Your Arms. You Can Bury Them, But Not In The Earth.
Answer: Grudge

April 3: What Is It That Was Given To You, Belongs Only To You, And Yet Your Friends Use It More Than You Do?
Answer: Name

April 4: By Moon Or By Sun, I Shall Be Found. Yet I Am Undone, If There’S No Light Around.
Answer: Shadow

April 5: What Do You Use To Hoe A Row, Slay A Foe, And Wring With Woe?
Answer: Hands

April 6: We Travel Much, Yet Prisoners Are, And Close Confined To Boot. Yet With Any Horse, We Will Keep The Pace, And Will Always Go On Foot.
Answer: Spurs

April 7: Without A Bridle, Or A Saddle, Across A Thing I Ride A-Straddle. And Those I Ride, By Help Of Me, Though Almost Blind, Are Made To See.
Answer: Glasses

April 8: I Fly Through The Air On Small Feathered Wings, Seeking Out Life And Destroying All Things.
Answer: Arrow

April 9: I Am The red Tongue Of The Earth, That Buries Cities.
Answer: Lava

April 10: I Look At You, You Look At Me, I Raise My Right, You Raise Your Left.
Answer: Mirror

April 11: What Is The Thing Which, Once Poured Out, Cannot Be Gathered Again?
Answer: Rain

April 12: It Is A Part Of Us, And Then Replaced. It Escapes Our Bodies, To A Better Place. The World Becomes Its Sizable Home. Its Passions Unrestraint, The Planet It Roams.
Answer: Water

April 13: What Word Starts With “E”, Ends With “E”, But Only Has One Letter? It Is Not The Letter E.
Answer: Envelope

April 14: A Hole In A Pole, Though I Fill A Hole In White. I’M Used More By The Day, And Less By The Night.
Answer: Eye

April 15: I Fly, Yet I Have No Wings. I Cry, Yet I Have No Eyes. Darkness Follows Me. Lower Light I Never See.
Answer: Cloud

April 16: I’M Full Of Holes, Yet I’M Full Of Water.
Answer: Sponge

April 17: Long And Slinky Like A Trout, Never Sings Till It’S Guts Come Out.
Answer: Gun

April 18: What Animal Keeps The Best Time?
Answer: Watchdog

April 19: What Kind Of Room Has No Windows Or Doors?
Answer: Mushroom

April 20: I Have Legs But Walk Not, A Strong Back But Work Not, Two Good Arms But Reach Not, A Seat But Sit And Tarry Not.
Answer: Chair

April 21: It’S In Your Hand Though You Can Not Feel It. Only You And Time Can Reveal It.
Answer: Fate

April 22: Not Born, But From A Mother’S Body Drawn. I Hang Until Half Of Me Is Gone. I Sleep In A Cave Until I Grow Old, Then Valued For My Hardened Gold.
Answer: Cheese

April 23: I Am The Outstretched Fingers That Seize And Hold The Wind, Wisdom Flows From Me In Other Hands, Upon Me Are Sweet Dreams Dreamt, My Merest Touch Brings Laughter.
Answer: Feather

April 24: Hands She Has But Does Not Hold. Teeth She Has But Does Not Bite. Feet She Has But They Are Cold. Eyes She Has But Without Sight.
Answer: Doll

April 25: Only Two Backbones And Thousands Of Ribs.
Answer: Railroad

April 26: Hard Iron On Horse. Cow’S Hide On Man.
Answer: Shoe

April 27: What Word Is The Same Written Forward, Backward And Upside Down?
Answer: Noon

April 28: I Cannot Be Felt, Seen Or Touched, Yet I Can Be Found In Everybody. My Existence Is Always In Debate, Yet I Have My Own style Of Music.
Answer: Soul

April 29: I Am Seen In The Water If Seen In The Sky, I Am In The Rainbow, A Jay’S Feather, And Lapis Lazuli.
Answer: Blue

April 30: You Use It Between Your Head And Your Toes, The More It Works The Thinner It Grows.
Answer: Soap

A Year of Riddles May Answers

May 1: Fatherless And Motherless, Born Without Sin, Roared When It Came Into The World, And Never Spoke Again.
Answer: Thunder

May 2: Where Can You Find Roads Without Cars, Forests Without Trees And Cities Without Houses?
Answer: Map

May 3: A Leathery Snake, With A Stinging Bite, I’Ll Stay Coiled Up, Unless I Must Fight.
Answer: Whip

May 4: Take One Out And Scratch My Head, I Am Now Black But Once Was red.
Answer: Match

May 5: Mountains Will Crumble And Temples Will Fall, And No Man Can Survive Its Endless Call.
Answer: Time

May 6: What Has Wings, But Can Not Fly. Is Enclosed, But Can Outside Also Lie. Can Open Itself Up, Or Close Itself Away. Is The Place Of Kings And Queens, And Doggerel Of Every Means. What Is It Upon Which I Stand? Which Can Lead Us To Different Lands.
Answer: Stage

May 7: I’M The Source Of All Emotion, But I’M Caged In A White Prison.
Answer: Heart

May 8: I Am The Tool, For Inspiring Many. Buy Me In The Store, For Not Much More Than A Penny. Don’T Overuse Me, Or My Usefulness Will Go.
Answer: Pen

May 9: What Goes Through A Door But Never Goes In And Never Comes Out?
Answer: Keyhole

May 10: What Goes Up When The Rain Comes Down?
Answer: Umbrella

May 11: I Occur Twice In Eternity, And I’M Always Within Sight.
Answer: T

May 12: Twigs And Spheres And Poles And Plates, Join And Bind To Reason Make.
Answer: Skeleton

May 13: The Sun Bakes Them, The Hand Breaks Them, The Foot Treads On Them, And The Mouth Tastes Them.
Answer: Grapes

May 14: I Have Many Feathers To Help Me Fly. I Have A Body And Head, But I’M Not Alive. It Is Your Strength Which Determines How Far I Go. You Can Hold Me In Your Hand, But I’M Never Thrown.
Answer: Arrow

May 15: What’S Black When You Get It, red When You Use It, And White When You’Re All Through With It?
Answer: Charcoal

May 16: What Has Four Legs In The Morning, Two Legs In The Afternoon, And Three Legs In The Evening?
Answer: Man

May 17: Take Off My Skin, I Won’T Cry, But You Will.
Answer: Onion

May 18: Hold The Tail, While I Fish For You.
Answer: Net

May 19: I Am So Simple That I Can Only Point, Yet I Guide Men All Over The World.
Answer: Compass

May 20: Iron Roof, Glass Walls, Burns And Burns And Never Falls.
Answer: Lantern

May 21: Late Afternoons I Often Bathe. I’Ll Soak In Water Piping Hot. My Essence Goes Through My See Through Clothes. Used Up Am I – I’Ve Gone To Pot.
Answer: Teabag

May 22: What Can’T You See, Hear Or Feel, Until Its To Late. What Shadows Love, And Shopkeepers Hate?
Answer: Thief

May 23: What Can Bring Back The Dead. Make Us Cry, Make Us Laugh, Make Us Young. Born In An Instant Yet Lasts A Life Time?
Answer: Memory

May 24: I Have A Neck But No Head. I Have A Body But No Arm. I Have A Bottom But No Leg.
Answer: Bottle

May 25: A Thousand colored Folds Stretch Toward The Sky, Atop A Tender Strand, Rising From The Land, Until Killed By Maiden’S Hand, Perhaps A Token Of Love, Perhaps To Say Goodbye.
Answer: Flower

May 26: Gold In A Leather Bag, Swinging On A Tree, Money After Honey In Its Time. Ills Of A Scurvy Crew Cured By The Sea, Reason In Its Season But No Rhyme.
Answer: Orange

May 27: A Slow, Solemn Square-Dance Of Warriors Feinting. One By One They Fall, Warriors Fainting, Thirty-Two On Sixty-Four.
Answer: Chess

May 28: He Has Married Many Women But Has Never Married.
Answer: Priest

May 29: In Your Fire You Hear Me Scream, Creaking And Whining, Yet I Am Dead Before You Lay Me In Your Hearth.
Answer: Log

May 30: I Weaken All Men For Hours Each Day. I Show You Strange Visions While You Are Away. I Take You By Night, By Day Take You Back. None Suffer To Have Me, But Do From My Lack.
Answer: Sleep

May 31: I Saw A Strange Creature: Long, Hard, And Straight, Thrusting Into A Round, Dark Opening, Preparing To Discharge Its Load Of Lives. Puffing And Squealing Noises Accompanied It, Then A Final Screech As It Slowed And Stopped.
Answer: Train

A Year of Riddles June Answers

June 1: Large As A Mountain, Small As A Pea, Endlessly Swimming In A Waterless Sea.
Answer: Asteroid

June 2: I Do Not Breathe, But I Run And Jump. I Do Not Eat, But I Swim And Stretch. I Do Not Drink, But I Sleep And Stand. I Do Not Think, But I Grow And Play. I Do Not See, But You See Me Every Day.
Answer: Leg

June 3: When Liquid Splashes Me, None Seeps Through. When I Am Moved A Lot, Liquid I Spew. When I Am Hit, color I Change. And color, I Come In Quite A Range. What I Cover Is Very Complex, And I Am Very Easy To Flex.
Answer: Skin

June 4: Give It Food And It Will Live. Give It Water And It Will Die.
Answer: Fire

June 5: A Nut Cracker Up In A Tree.
Answer: Squirrel

June 6: What Happens Every Second, Minute, Month, And Century, But Not Every Hour, Week, Year, Or Decade?
Answer: N

June 7: It Has No Top Or Bottom But It Can Hold Flesh, Bones, And Blood All At The Same Time.
Answer: Ring

June 8: I Am Free For The Taking Through All Of Your Life, Though Given But Once At Birth. I Am Less Than Nothing In Weight, But Will Fell The Strongest Of You If Held.
Answer: Breath

June 9: My First Is In Blood And Also In Battle, My Second Is In Acorn, Oak, And Apple, My Third And Fourth Are Both The Same, In The Center Of Sorrow And Twice In Refrain, My Fifth Starts Eternity Ending Here, My Last Is The First Of Last, Oh Dear!
Answer: Barrel

June 10: When I’M Metal Or Wood, I Help You Get Home. When I’M Flesh And I’M Blood, In The Darkness I Roam.
Answer: Bat

June 11: I March Before Armies, A Thousand Salute Me. My Fall Can Bring Victory, But No One Would Shoot Me. The Wind Is My Lover, One-Legged Am I. Name Me And See Me At Home In The Sky.
Answer: Flag

June 12: Tool Of Thief, Toy Of Queen. Always Used To Be Unseen. Sign Of Joy, Sign Of Sorrow. Giving All Likeness Borrowed.
Answer: Mask

June 13: What Five-Letter Word Becomes Shorter When You Add Two More Letters?
Answer: Short

June 14: What Is Pronounced Like One Letter, Written With Three Letters, And Belongs To All Animals?
Answer: Eye

June 15: What Is It That Given One, You’Ll Have Either Two Or None?
Answer: Choice

June 16: It Is Greater Than God And More Evil Than The Devil. The Poor Have It, The Rich Need It, And If You Eat It You’Ll Die.
Answer: Nothing

June 17: What Gets Bigger The More You Take Away From It?
Answer: Hole

June 18: The More Of It There Is, The Less You See.
Answer: Darkness

June 19: To Cross The Water I’M The Way, For Water I’M Above. I Touch It Not And, Truth To Say, I Neither Swim Nor Move.
Answer: Bridge

June 20: As Beautiful As The Setting Sun, As Delicate As The Morning Dew, An Angel’S Dusting From The Stars That Can Turn The Earth Into A Frosted Moon.
Answer: Snow

June 21: When Set Loose I Fly Away, Never So Cursed As When I Go Astray.
Answer: Fart

June 22: How Far Will A Blind Dog Walk Into A Forest?
Answer: Halfway

June 23: My First Is In Wield, Sever Bones And Marrow. My Second Is In Blade, Forged In Cold Steel. My Third Is In Arbalest, And Also In Arrows. My Fourth Is In Power, Plunged Through A Shield. My Fifth Is In Honor, And Also In Vows My Last Will Put An End To It All.
Answer: Weapon

June 24: Face With A Tree, Skin Like The Sea. A Great Beast I Am, Yet Vermin Frightens Me.
Answer: Elephant

June 25: I Sleep By Day, I Fly By Night. I Have No Feathers To Aid My Flight.
Answer: Bat

June 26: I Am Mother And Father, But Never Birth Or Nurse. I’M Rarely Still, But I Never Wander.
Answer: Tree

June 27: What Goes In The Water red, And Comes Out Black?
Answer: Iron

June 28: Grows From The Ground, Bushes And Grass, Leaves Of Yellow, red And Brown, Unruly Plants, Get The Axe, Trim The Hedge Back Down.
Answer: Hair

June 29: What Can Touch Someone Once And Last Them A Lifetime?
Answer: Love

June 30: A Dragons Tooth In A Mortals Hand, I Kill, I Maim, I Divide The Land.
Answer: Sword

A Year of Riddles July Answers

July 1: You Will Find Me With Four Legs, But No Hair. People Ride Me For Hours, But I Don’T Go Anywhere. Without Needing To Be Tugged, Jerked Or Turned On, I Always Manage To Be Ready For Work.
Answer: Desk

July 2: No Sooner Spoken Than Broken.
Answer: Silence

July 3: Though Desert Men Once Called Me God, Today Men Call Me Mad, For I Wag My Tail When I Am Angry, And Growl When I Am Glad.
Answer: Cat

July 4: An Open Ended Barrel, It Is Shaped Like A Hive. It Is Filled With The Flesh, And The Flesh Is Alive.
Answer: Thimble

July 5: What Kind Of Pet Always Stays On The Floor?
Answer: Carpet

July 6: What Flies Without Wings? What Passes All Things? What Mends All Sorrow? What Brings The Morrow?
Answer: Time

July 7: What Has A Neck And No Head, Two Arms But No Hands?
Answer: Shirt

July 8: Two In A Corner, One In A Room, None In A House, But One In A Shelter.
Answer: R

July 9: What Does No Man Want, Yet No Man Want To Lose?
Answer: Work

July 10: I Am The Heart That Does Not Beat. If Cut, I Bleed Without Blood. I Can Fly, But Have No Wings. I Can Float, But Have No Fins. I Can Sing, But Have No Mouth.
Answer: Wood

July 11: Weight In My Belly, Trees On My Back, Nails In My Ribs, Feet I Do Lack.
Answer: Boat

July 12: What Is That Over The Head And Under The Hat?
Answer: Hair

July 13: I Bind It And It Walks. I Loose It And It Stops.
Answer: Sandal

July 14: My Voice Is Tender, My Waist Is Slender And I’M Often Invited To Play. Yet Wherever I Go I Must Take My Bow Or Else I Have Nothing To Say.
Answer: Violin

July 15: Lovely And Round, I Shine With Pale Light, Grown In The Darkness, A Lady’S Delight.
Answer: Pearl

July 16: The Strangest Creature You’Ll Ever Find Has Two Eyes In Front And A Hundred Behind.
Answer: Peacock

July 17: A Little Pool With Two Layers Of Wall Around It. One White And Soft And The Other Dark And Hard, Amidst A Light Brown Grassy Lawn With An Outline Of A Green Grass.
Answer: Coconut

July 18: I Open Wide And Tight I Shut, Sharp Am I And Paper-Cut Fingers Too, So Do Take Care, I’M Good And Bad, So Best Beware.
Answer: Scissors

July 19: Only One color, But Not One Size. Stuck At The Bottom, Yet Easily Flies. Present In Sun, But Not In Rain. Doing No Harm, And Feeling No Pain.
Answer: Shadow

July 20: A House Of Wood In A Hidden Place Built Without Nails Or Glue. High Above The Earthen Ground It Holds Pale Gems Of Blue.
Answer: Nest

July 21: Who Spends The Day At The Window, Goes To The Table For Meals And Hides At Night?
Answer: Fly

July 22: The Beginning Of Eternity, The End Of Time And Space, The Beginning Of Every End, The End Of Every Place.
Answer: E

July 23: Always Old, Sometimes New. Never Sad, Sometimes Blue. Never Empty, Sometimes Full. Never Pushes, Always Pulls.
Answer: Moon

July 24: I Bubble And Laugh And Spit Water In Your Face. I Am No Lady, And I Don’T Wear Lace.
Answer: Fountain

July 25: My Teeth Are Sharp, My Back Is Straight, To Cut Things Up It Is My Fate.
Answer: Saw

July 26: I Love To Dance And Twist And Prance, I Shake My Tail, As Away I Sail, Wingless I Fly Into The Sky.
Answer: Kite

July 27: I Usually Wear A Yellow Coat. I Usually Have A Dark Head. I Make Marks Wherever I Go.
Answer: Pencil

July 28: My Life Is Often A Volume Of Grief, Your Help Is Needed To Turn A New Leaf. Stiff Is My Spine And My Body Is Pale, But I’M Always Ready To Tell A Tale.
Answer: Book

July 29: I Cost No Money To Use, Or Conscious Effort To Take Part Of. And As Far As You Can See, There Is Nothing To Me. But Without Me, You Are Dead.
Answer: Air

July 30: Soldiers Line Up Spaced With Pride, Two Long Rows Lined Side By Side. One Sole Unit Can Decide, If The Rows Will Unite Or Divide.
Answer: Zipper

July 31: What Measures Out Time, Until In Time All Is Smashed To It?
Answer: Sand

A Year of Riddles August Answers

August 1: I Turn Around Once. What Is Out Will Not Get In. I Turn Around Again. What Is In Will Not Get Out.
Answer: Key

August 2: Who Is He That Runs Without A Leg And His House On His Back?
Answer: Snail

August 3: When The Day After Tomorrow Is Yesterday, Today Will Be As Far From Wednesday As Today Was From Wednesday When The Day Before Yesterday Was Tomorrow. What Is The Day After This Day?
Answer: Thursday

August 4: What Has Roots As Nobody Sees, Is Taller Than Trees, Up, Up It Goes, And Yet Never Grows?
Answer: Mountain

August 5: Come Up And Let Us Go. Go Down And Here We Stay.
Answer: Anchor

August 6: They Have Not Flesh, Nor Feathers, Nor Scales, Nor Bone. Yet They Have Fingers And Thumbs Of Their Own.
Answer: Gloves

August 7: Long Slim And Slender. Dark As Homemade Thunder. Keen Eyes And Peaked Nose. Scares The Devil Wherever It Goes.
Answer: Snake

August 8: What Is Put On A Table, Cut, But Never Eaten?
Answer: Deck

August 9: The Sharp Slim Blade, That Cuts The Wind.
Answer: Grass

August 10: Although My Cow Is Dead, I Still Beat Her… What A Racket She Makes!
Answer: Drum

August 11: It Sat Upon A Willow Tree, And Sang Softly Unto Me. Easing My Pain And Sorrow With Its Song, I Wished To Fly, But Tarried Long. And In My Suffering, The Willow Was Like A Cool Clear Spring. What Was It That Helped Me So? To Spend My Time In My Woe.
Answer: Bird

August 12: I Have Four Wings But Cannot Fly. I Never Laugh And Never Cry. On The Same Spot Always Found, Toiling Away With Little Sound.
Answer: Windmill

August 13: I Am Never Quite What I Appear To Be. Straight-Forward I Seem, But It’S Only Skin Deep, For Mystery Most Often Lies Beneath My Simple Speech. Sharpen Your Wits, Open Your Eyes, Look Beyond My Exteriors, Read Me Backwards, Forwards, Upside Down. Think And Answer The Question… What Am I?
Answer: Riddle

August 14: All About The House, With His Lady He Dances, Yet He Always Works, And Never Romances.
Answer: Broom

August 15: I Walked And Walked And At Last I Got It. I Didn’T Want It So I Stopped And Looked For It. When I Found It I Threw It Away.
Answer: Thorn

August 16: Two In A Whole And Four In A Pair And Six In A Trio You See And Eight’S A Quartet But What You Must Get Is The Name That Fits Just One Of Me?
Answer: Half

August 17: I Drive Men Mad For Love Of Me, Easily Beaten, Never Free.
Answer: Gold

August 18: I Go Around In Circles, But Always Straight Ahead. Never Complain, No Matter Where I Am Led.
Answer: Wheel

August 19: You Use A Knife To Slice My Head And Weep Beside Me When I Am Dead.
Answer: Onion

August 20: Turn Us On Our Backs And Open Up Our Stomachs You Will Be The Wisest Of Men Though At Start A Lummox.
Answer: Books

August 21: Thousands Lay Up Gold Within This House, But No Man Made It. Spears Past Counting Guard This House, But No Man Wards It.
Answer: Beehive

August 22: What Goes Around The World And Stays In A Corner?
Answer: Stamp

August 23: What Has To Be Broken Before It Can Be Used?
Answer: Egg

August 24: Creatures Of Power, Creatures Of Grace, Creatures Of Beauty, Creatures Of Strength. As For Their Lives, They Set Everything’S Pace, For All Things Must Come To Live Under Their Emerald Embrace… Either In Their Life Or In Their Death.
Answer: Trees

August 25: Double My Number, I’M Less Than A Score. Half Of My Number Is Less Than Four. Add One To My Double When Bakers Are Near. Days Of The Week Are Still Greater, I Fear.
Answer: Six

August 26: In Buckles Or Lace, They Help Set The Pace. The Farther You Go, The Thinner They Grow
Answer: Shoes

August 27: When Young, I Am Sweet In The Sun. When Middle-Aged, I Make You Gay. When Old, I Am Valued More Than Ever.
Answer: Wine

August 28: Forward I’M Heavy, But Backwards I’M Not.
Answer: Ton

August 29: Hard To Catch. Easy To Hold. Can’T Be Seen Unless It’S Cold.
Answer: Breath

August 30: I Am Two-Faced But Bear Only One. I Have No Legs But Travel Widely. Men Spill Much Blood Over Me. Kings Leave Their Imprint On Me. I Have Greatest Power When Given Away, Yet Lust For Me Keeps Me Locked Away.
Answer: Coin

August 31: Two Little Holes In The Side Of A Hill Just As You Come To The Cherry-red Mill.
Answer: Nose

A Year of Riddles September Answers

September 1: When You Stop And Look, You Can Always See Me. If You Try To Touch, You Cannot Feel Me. I Cannot Move, But As You Near Me, I Will Move Away From You.
Answer: Horizon

September 2: A Dagger Thrust At My Own Heart, Dictates The Way I’M Swayed. Left I Stand, And Right I Yield, To The Twisting Of The Blade.
Answer: Lock

September 3: What Instrument Can Make Any Sound And Be Heard, But Not Touched Or Seen?
Answer: Voice

September 4: What Goes Further The Slower It Goes?
Answer: Money

September 5: I Can Run But Not Walk. Wherever I Go, Thought Follows Close Behind.
Answer: Nose

September 6: Used Left Or Right, I Get To Travel, Over Cobblestone Or Gravel. Used Up, I Vie For Sweet Success, Used Down, I Cause Men Great Duress.
Answer: Thumb

September 7: What Goes Through The Door Without Pinching Itself? What Sits On The Stove Without Burning Itself? What Sits On The Table And Is Not Ashamed?
Answer: Sun

September 8: The Moon Is My Father. The Sea Is My Mother. I Have A Million Brothers. I Die When I Reach Land.
Answer: Wave

September 9: What Always Goes To Bed With His Shoes On?
Answer: Horse

September 10: My Thunder Comes Before The Lightning. My Lightning Comes Before The Clouds. My Rain Dries All The Land It Touches.
Answer: Volcano

September 11: My Love, When I Gaze On Thy Beautiful Face, Careering Along, Yet Always In Place, The Thought Has Often Come Into My Mind If I Ever Shall See Thy Glorious Behind.
Answer: Moon

September 12: What Starts With A “T”, Ends With A “T”, And Has T In It?
Answer: Teapot

September 13: Today He Is There To Trip You Up And He Will Torture You Tomorrow. Yet He Is Also There To Ease The Pain, When You Are Lost In Grief And Sorrow.
Answer: Alcohol

September 14: I Can Be Moved. I Can Be Rolled. But Nothing Will I Hold. I’M red And I’M Blue, And I Can Be Other colors Too. Having No Head, Though Similar In Shape, I Have No Eyes – Yet Move All Over The Place.
Answer: Ball

September 15: Inside A Burning House, This Thing Is Best To Make. And Best To Make It Quickly, Before The Fire’S Too Much To Take!
Answer: Haste

September 16: What Is Round As A Dishpan, Deep As A Tub, And Still The Oceans Couldn’T Fill It Up?
Answer: Sieve

September 17: My First Is In Some But Not In All. My Second In Into But Not In Tall. My Third In Little But Not In Big. My Fourth In Pork But Not In Pig. My Whole Is Made In Nature’S Way. For Clothing, Rugs Used Every Day.
Answer: Silk

September 18: Gets Rid Of Bad Ones, Short And Tall, Tightens When Used, One Size Fits All.
Answer: Noose

September 19: What Gets Wetter The More It Dries?
Answer: Towel

September 20: A Little House Full Of Meat, No Door To Go In And Eat.
Answer: Nut

September 21: A Beggar’S Brother Went Out To Sea And Drowned. But The Man Who Drowned Had No Brother. Who Was The Beggar To The Man Who Drowned?
Answer: Sister

September 22: I Can Be Written, I Can Be Spoken, I Can Be Exposed, I Can Be Broken.
Answer: News

September 23: A Horrid Monster Hides From The Day, With Many Legs And Many Eyes. With Silver Chains It Catches Prey, And Eats It All Before It Dies. Yet In Every Cottage Does It Stay, And Every Castle Beneath The Sky.
Answer: Spider

September 24: Five Hundred Begins It, Five Hundred Ends It, Five In The Middle Is Seen. First Of All Figures, The First Of All Letters, Take Up Their Stations Between. Join All Together, And Then You Will Bring Before You The Name Of An Eminent King.
Answer: David

September 25: Tall In The Morning, Short At Noon, Gone At Night But I’Ll Be Back Soon.
Answer: Shadow

September 26: In The Night A Mountain, In The Morning A Meadow.
Answer: Bed

September 27: What Can Be Heard And Caught But Never Seen?
Answer: Remark

September 28: I Can Sizzle Like Bacon, I Am Made With An Egg. I Have Plenty Of Backbone, But Lack A Good Leg. I Peel Layers Like Onions, But Still Remain Whole. I Can Be Long, Like A Flagpole, Yet Fit In A Hole.
Answer: Snake

September 29: If A Man Carried My Burden, He Would Break His Back. I Am Not Rich, But Leave Silver In My Track.
Answer: Snail

September 30: High Born, My Touch Is Gentle. Purest White Is My Lace. Silence Is My Kingdom. Green Is The color Of My Death.
Answer: Snow

A Year of Riddles October Answers

October 1: You Heard Me Before, Yet You Hear Me Again, Then I Die, Until You Call Me Again.
Answer: Echo

October 2: What Wears A Coat In The Winter And Pants In The Summer?
Answer: Dog

October 3: I’M Not Really More Than Holes Tied To More Holes. I’M Strong As Good Steel, Though Not As Stiff As A Pole.
Answer: Chain

October 4: I Am The Third From A Sparkle Bright, I Thrive Throughout The Day And Night, Deep In The Path Of A Cows White Drink, I’Ve Had Thousands Of Millions Of Years To Think. But One Of My Creatures Is Killing Me, And So The Question I Ask To Thee, Is Who Am I?
Answer: Earth

October 5: Up On High I Wave Away But Not A Word Can I Say.
Answer: Flag

October 6: I Am Whole But Incomplete. I Have No Eyes, Yet I See. You Can See, And See Right Through Me. My Largest Part Is One Fourth Of What I Once Was.
Answer: Skeleton

October 7: They’Re Up Near The Sky, On Something Very Tall, Sometimes They Die, Only Then Do They Fall.
Answer: Leaves

October 8: Toss Me Out Of The Window, You’Ll Find A Grieving Wife, Pull Me Back But Through The Door, And Watch Someone Give Life!
Answer: N

October 9: A Time When They’Re Green, A Time When They’Re Brown, But Both Of These Times, Cause Me To Frown, But Just In Between, For A Very Short While, They’Re Perfect And Yellow, And Cause Me To Smile.
Answer: Bananas

October 10: I Build Up Castles. I Tear Down Mountains. I Make Some Men Blind, I Help Others To See.
Answer: Sand

October 11: Round As A Button, Deep As A Well. If You Want Me To Talk, You Must First Pull My Tail.
Answer: Bell

October 12: A House With Two Occupants, Sometimes One, Rarely Three. Break The Walls, Eat The Boarders, Then Throw Away Me.
Answer: Peanut

October 13: My First Master Has Four Legs, My Second Master Has Two. My First I Serve In Life, My Second I Serve In Death. Tough I Am, Yet Soft Beside, Against Ladies Cheeks I Often Reside.
Answer: Fur

October 14: I Have One Eye, See Near And Far, I Hold The Moments You Treasure And The Things That Make You Weep.
Answer: Camera

October 15: There Are Two Meanings To Me. With One I May Need To Be Broken, With The Other I Hold On. My Favorite Characteristic Is My Charming Dimple.
Answer: Tie

October 16: With Sharp Edged Wit And Pointed Poise, It Can Settle Disputes Without Making A Noise.
Answer: Sword

October 17: Lighter Than What I Am Made Of, More Of Me Is Hidden Than Is Seen. I Am The Bane Of The Mariner, A Tooth Within The Sea.
Answer: Iceberg

October 18: I Have One, You Have One. If You Remove The First Letter, A Bit Remains. If You Remove The Second, Bit Still Remains. If You Remove The Third, It Still Remains.
Answer: Habit

October 19: Kings And Queens May Cling To Power And The Jester’S Got His Call, But, As You May All Discover, The Common One Outranks Them All.
Answer: Ace

October 20: Glittering Points That Downward Thrust. Sparkling Spears That Never Rust.
Answer: Icicles

October 21: My First Is In Fish But Not In Snail, My Second Is In Rabbit But Not In Tail. My Third Is In Up But Not In Down, My Fourth Is In Tiara But Not In Crown. My Fifth Is In Tree You Plainly See, My Whole A Food For You And Me.
Answer: Fruit

October 22: What I Am Filled, I Can Point The Way. When I Am Empty, Nothing Moves Me. I Have Two Skins, One Without And One Within.
Answer: Glove

October 23: My First Is In Window But Not In Pane, My Second’S In Road But Not In Lane, My Third Is In Oval But Not In Round, My Fourth Is In Hearing But Not In Sound, My Whole Is Known As A Sign Of Peace, And From Noah’S Ark Won Quick Release.
Answer: Dove

October 24: If You Drop Me I’M Sure To Crack, But Give Me A Smile And I’Ll Always Smile Back.
Answer: Mirror

October 25: I Make You Weak At The Worst Of All Times. I Keep You Safe, I Keep You Fine. I Make Your Hands Sweat, And Your Heart Grow Cold, I Visit The Weak, But Seldom The Bold.
Answer: Fear

October 26: I Run Through Hills, I Veer Around Mountains. I Leap Over Rivers And Crawl Through The Forests. Step Out Your Door To Find Me.
Answer: Road

October 27: You Can See Nothing Else When You Look In My Face I Will Look You In The Eye And I Will Never Lie.
Answer: Mirror

October 28: I Have Split The One Into Five. I Am The Circle That Few Will Spy. I Am The Path That Breaks And Gives. I Am The Bow No Man May Bend.
Answer: Rainbow

October 29: A Harvest Sown And Reaped On The Same Day In An Unplowed Field, Which Increases Without Growing, Remains Whole Though It Is Eaten Within And Without, Is Useless And Yet The Staple Of Nations.
Answer: War

October 30: Snake Coiled Round And Round. Snake Deep Below The Ground. Snake That’S Never Had A Head. Snake That Binds But Not With Dread.
Answer: Rope

October 31: My First Is In Ocean But Never In Sea, My Second’S In Wasp But Never In Bee. My Third Is In Glider And Also In Flight, My Whole Is A Creature That Comes Out At Night.
Answer: Owl

A Year of Riddles November Answers

November 1: Dies Half Its Life, Lives The Rest. Dances Without Music. Breathes Without Breath.
Answer: Tree

November 2: What Runs Around All Day Then Lies Under The Bed With Its Tongue Hanging Out?
Answer: Shoe

November 3: It’S True I Bring Serenity, And Hang Around The Stars, But Yet I Live In Misery, You’Ll Find Me Behind Bars. With Thieves And Villains I Consort, In Prison I’Ll Be Found, But I Would Never Go To Court, Unless There’S More Than One.
Answer: S

November 4: You Must Keep This Thing, Its Loss Will Affect Your Brothers. For Once Yours Is Lost, It Will Soon Be Lost By Others.
Answer: Temper

November 5: What Can You Catch But Not Throw?
Answer: Cold

November 6: Black We Are And Much Admired, Men Seek Us If They Are Tired. We Tire The Horse, Comfort Man. Guess This Riddle If You Can.
Answer: Coal

November 7: I Have A Face, Yet No Senses. But I Don’T Really Care, Because Time Is Of The Essence.
Answer: Clock

November 8: If You Have It, You Want To Share It. If You Share It, You Don’T Have It.
Answer: Secret

November 9: There Is One In Every Corner And Two In Every Room.
Answer: O

November 10: It Comes Only Before, It Comes Only After, Rises Only In Darkness, But Rises Only In Light. It Is Always The Same, But Is Yet Always Different.
Answer: Moon

November 11: As Soft As Silk, As White As Milk, As Bitter As Gall, A Thick Green Wall, And A Green Coat Covers Me All.
Answer: Walnut

November 12: We Are Little Airy Creatures, All Of Different Voice And Features, One Of Us In Glass Is Set, One Of Us You’Ll Find In Jet, Another You May See In Tin, And The Fourth A Box Within, If The Fifth You Should Pursue, It Can Never Fly From You.
Answer: Vowels

November 13: Three Little Letters. A Paradox To Some. The Worse That It Is The Better It Becomes.
Answer: Pun

November 14: Almost Everyone Needs It, Asks For It, Gives It, But Almost Nobody Takes It.
Answer: Advice

November 15: Different Lights Do Make Me Strange, Thus Into Different Sizes I Will Change.
Answer: Pupil

November 16: Ten Men’S Strength, Ten Men’S Length, Ten Men Can’T Break It, Yet A Young Boy Walks Off With It.
Answer: Rope

November 17: Some Try To Hide, Some Try To Cheat, But Time Will Show, We Always Will Meet. Try As You Might, To Guess My Name. I Promise You’Ll Know, When You I Do Claim.
Answer: Death

November 18: I’M A God. I’M A Planet. I Measure Heat.
Answer: Mercury

November 19: I’M White, I’M Round, But Not Always Around. Sometimes You See Me, Sometimes You Don’T.
Answer: Moon

November 20: People Are Hired To Get Rid Of Me. I’M Often Hiding Under Your Bed. In Time I’Ll Always Return You See. Bite Me And You’Re Surely Dead.
Answer: Dust

November 21: Die Without Me, Never Thank Me. Walk Right Through Me, Never Feel Me. Always Watching, Never Speaking. Always Lurking, Never Seen.
Answer: Air

November 22: White Bird, Featherless, Flying Out Of Paradise, Flying Over Sea And Land, Dying In My Hand.
Answer: Snow

November 23: My Life Can Be Measured In Hours. I Serve By Being Devoured. Thin, I Am Quick. Fat, I Am Slow. Wind Is My Foe.
Answer: Candle

November 24: What Goes Up But Never Comes Down?
Answer: Age

November 25: We Are All Around, Yet To Us You Are Half Blind. Sunlight Makes Us Invisible, And Difficult To Find.
Answer: Stars

November 26: What’S Large On Saturday And Sunday, Small On Tuesday, Wednesday, And Thursday, And Disappears On Monday And Friday?
Answer: S

November 27: What Do You Fill With Empty Hands?
Answer: Gloves

November 28: Goes Over All The Hills And Hollows. Bites Hard, But Never Swallows.
Answer: Frost

November 29: Stealthy As A Shadow In The Dead Of Night, Cunning But Affectionate If Given A Bite. Never Owned But Often Loved. At My Sport Considered Cruel, But That’S Because You Never Know Me At All.
Answer: Cat

November 30: A red Drum Which Sounds Without Being Touched, And Grows Silent, When It Is Touched.
Answer: Heart

A Year of Riddles December Answers

December 1: My Second Is Performed By My First, And, It Is Thought, A Thief By The Marks Of My Whole Might Be Caught.
Answer: Footstep

December 2: The Man Who Made It Didn’T Need It. The Man Who Bought It Didn’T Use It. The Man Who Used It Didn’T Want It.
Answer: Coffin

December 3: A Hill Full, A Hole Full, Yet You Cannot Catch A Bowl Full.
Answer: Mist

December 4: I Am A Box That Holds Black And White Keys Without Locks, Yet They Can Unlock Your Soul.
Answer: Piano

December 5: What Is Often Returned, But Never Borrowed?
Answer: Thanks

December 6: A Muttered Rumble Was Heard From The Pen, And I, In My Walking, Stopped To Look In. What Was This I Saw? A Massive Beast, Hoofed, And Jawed. With Spikes Upon Its Mighty Brow, I Watched As He Struck The Turf And Prowled. And Yet For All Of His Magnificence, He Couldn’T Get Out Of That Wooden Fence.
Answer: Bull

December 7: What Word Has Kst In The Middle, In The Beginning, And At The End?
Answer: Inkstand

December 8: So Cold, Damp And Dark This Place, To Stay You Would Refrain, Yet Those Who Occupy This Place Do Never Complain.
Answer: Grave

December 9: What Kind Of Nut Is Empty At The Center And Has No Shell?
Answer: Doughnut

December 10: I Have A Title And Many Pages. I Am A Genteel Of Genteel Descent. I Am A Killer Veteran Of War. I Am A Slave To My Lord Pledged To His Service.
Answer: Knight

December 11: Of These Things – I Have Two. One For Me – And One For You. And When You Ask About The Price, I Simply Smile And Nod Twice.
Answer: Sharing

December 12: At Night I Come Without Being Fetched. By Day I Am Lost Without Being Stolen.
Answer: Star

December 13: Ripped From My Mother’S Womb, Beaten And Burned, I Become A Blood Thirsty Killer.
Answer: Iron

December 14: I’M Very Tempting, So It’S Said, I Have A Shiny Coat Of red, And My Flesh Is White Beneath. I Smell So Sweet, Taste Good To Eat, And Help To Guard Your Teeth.
Answer: Apple

December 15: They Made Me A Mouth, But Didn’T Give Me Breath. Water Gives Me Life, But The Sun Brings Me Death.
Answer: Snowman

December 16: I Am As Simple As A Circle. Worthless As A Leader, But When I Follow A Group Their Strength Increases Tenfold. By Myself I Am Practically Nothing, Neither Negative Or Positive.
Answer: Zero

December 17: I Saw A Man In White, He Looked Quite A Sight. He Was Not Old, But He Stood In The Cold. And When He Felt The Sun He Started To Run. Who Could He Be? Please Answer Me.
Answer: Snowman

December 18: We Are Five Little Objects Of An Everyday Sort. You Will Find Us All In A Tennis Court.
Answer: Vowels

December 19: What Always Runs But Never Walks, Often Murmurs, Never Talks, Has A Bed But Never Sleeps, Has A Mouth But Never Eats?
Answer: River

December 20: I Can Be Cracked, I Can Be Made. I Can Be Told, I Can Be Played.
Answer: Joke

December 21: My Children Are Near And Far, No Matter That I Know Where They Are. The Gift I Give Them Makes Their Day. But If I Were Gone They Would Wander Away.
Answer: Sun

December 22: Screaming, Soaring Seeking Sky. Flowers Of Fire Flying High. Eastern Art From Ancient Time. Name Me Now And Solve This Rhyme.
Answer: Firework

December 23: Who Is It That Rows Quickly With Four Oars, But Never Comes Out From Under His Own Roof?
Answer: Turtle

December 24: Who Works When He Plays And Plays When He Works?
Answer: Musician

December 25: My First Is Twice In Apple But Not Once In Tart. My Second Is In Liver But Not In Heart. My Third Is In Giant And Also In Ghost. Whole I’M Best When I Am Roast.
Answer: Pig

December 26: Reaching Stiffly For The Sky, I Bare My Fingers When It’S Cold. In Warmth I Wear An Emerald Glove And In Between I Dress In Gold.
Answer: Tree

December 27: A Precious Stone, As Clear As Diamond. Seek It Out While The Sun’S Near The Horizon. Though You Can Walk On Water With Its Power, Try To Keep It, And It’Ll Vanish In An Hour.
Answer: Ice

December 28: Half-Way Up The Hill, I See You At Last, Lying Beneath Me With Your Sounds And Sights. A City In The Twilight, Dim And Vast, With Smoking Roofs, Soft Bells, And Gleaming Lights.
Answer: Past

December 29: I Heard Of A Wonder, Of Words Moth-Eaten. That Is A Strange Thing, I Thought, Weird, That A Man’S Song Be Swallowed By A Worm, His Blinded Sentences, His Bedside Stand-By Rustled In The Night – And The Robber-Guest Not One Wit The Wiser For The Words He Had Mumbled.
Answer: Bookworm

December 30: Ere Adam Was, My Early Days Began; I Ape Each Creature And Resemble Man; I Gently Pass O’Er Tops Of Tender Grass, Nor Leave The Least Impression Where I Pass; I’M Seen Each Day, – If Not, Be Sure At Night You’Ll Ever Find Me Out By Candle-Light.
Answer: Shadow

December 31: What Can You Take Of People That Looks Just Like Them?
Answer: Mirror

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