"I actually got that riddle right even though it wasn't exactly what the riddle answer said."
"Roses are large, the sky is big. Mix them together and you'll know where to dig."
"The world's greatest riddle is one that people don't know the answer to."
"She seemed confused and their strange conversations were full of riddles."
"Oompa loompa doompety doo, I've got a perfect puzzle for you, Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory."
"Keep this little riddle at the back of your mind."
"What's the difference between a checkout counter and a mirror?"
"They come out at night without being called and are lost in the day without being stolen. What are they?"
"The answer is hidden in the tricky worded sentence."
"Batman and Robin finally arrived at the police station and they are tasked with solving the Riddler's first riddle the one that was so difficult so mind-bending that the police couldn't figure it out."
"Which of these doesn't fit? Wrigley Field, Anaheim Stadium, Fenway Park, Arrowhead Stadium. They're all baseball fields."
"These books are really fun. There's puzzles and riddles in them."
"Many puzzles and riddles are available both in digital and physical form you can immerse yourself into the sea of questionings."
"It's the third one. The mermaids and unicorns are the species that need to be healed and both have an even number of creatures."
"They all have palindromic names, meaning they're the same when you read them from left to right and from right to left."
"A fool tells the truth through riddles and rhymes."
"The story of the riddle is as integral to the legend of Samson as the tale of the torch-tailed foxes... posing several questions due to its inconsistency with the biblical world."
"Riddles rely on The Listener already possessing the knowledge of the answer, even if it's not at the forefront of their mind. An inquiry outside the listener's knowledge isn't a riddle, as guessing its meaning or answer is impossible."
"I think this is the first one that's maybe actually a riddle."
"A fly can't bird, but a bird can fly. Ask me a riddle and I reply: 'Cottleston, Cottleston, Cottleston Pie.'"
"All you have to do is add the letter 'G' to one and then it's gone."
"Riddles, complex problems that don't necessarily work as logic puzzles."
"The more you take, the more you leave behind."
"The riddles is what makes it really fun and really fast-paced."
"How many holes does a straw have? One really long hole."
"Oh, how about a game? Let's all play a game of riddles."
"You've solved my puzzle of robot riddles, congratulations."
"Most cryptic clues have a definition at the beginning or the end."
"One camel is carrying some baggage; each clue contains an extra word that must be removed before solving."
"Now Tobias Hawthorne was known for playing games with his grandsons like riddles and clues and puzzles."
"My extensive riddle knowledge would come in handy one day."
"The King's riddle is one of my all-time favorite riddles because it's pretty clever yet it all relies on the fundamentals of our counting system."
"Digits joined by a V sum to five; digits joined by an X sum to ten."
"What can fly but has no wings? Time."
"What is always spelled wrong? Wrong."
"What floats in water? Apples, cherries, barrels, very small rocks... a duck."
"What fastens two people yet touches only one? It's a wedding ring, of course."
"What can travel around the world while staying in a corner? It's a stamp."
"They introduce themselves as Sphinx, and proceed to tell some sort of a riddle."
"What do you call something that goes up when the rain comes down? An umbrella."
"Seven mystery riddles only five percent can solve."
"Blaine is a tricky guy with a pinch for puzzles and riddles."
"All your riddles are good, Roxan, even the awful ones, and they're awfully good."
"Every single problem is a new riddle, it's something different."
"We are finally back with the NBA riddles, fan favorite."
"The answer to that classic riddle is silence."
"I've always loved little riddles."
"I also love when books have riddles in them and all that kind of stuff; it just sounds really, really good."