What did the mayonnaise say to the refrigerator?

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Which word is the odd one out: Seventy, Brawl, Clover, Proper, Carrot, Swing, Change, Travel, Sacred, Stone?

This on this. That on that. Growing tall, But never fat. What am I?

To solve this puzzle riddle you can only move one match to make a square. Which match do you need to move to make a square?

I shift around, though always slowly. I never move more than a few inches at a time. A large movement by me can kill many people. I am huge, yet unseen by humans. What am I?

When can you add two to eleven and get one as the correct answer?

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What did the mayonnaise say to the refrigerator?

Answer: "Please close the door, I'm dressing".

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“Please close the door, I’m dressing”.

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Which word is the odd one out: Seventy, Brawl, Clover, Proper, Carrot, Swing, Change, Travel, Sacred, Stone?

Answer: Carrot. When the first and last letters are removed from the other words, they still spell another word.

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Carrot. When the first and last letters are removed from the other words, they still spell another word.

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This on this. That on that. Growing tall, But never fat. What am I?

Answer: stack

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To solve this puzzle riddle you can only move one match to make a square. Which match do you need to move to make a square?

Answer: Move the bottom match just down far enough to make a square using the bases of each map as the sides of the square.

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Move the bottom match just down far enough to make a square using the bases of each map as the sides of the square.

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I shift around, though always slowly. I never move more than a few inches at a time. A large movement by me can kill many people. I am huge, yet unseen by humans. What am I?

Answer: Tectonic Plate

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When can you add two to eleven and get one as the correct answer?

Answer: When you add two hours to eleven o'clock, you get one o'clock.

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When you add two hours to eleven o’clock, you get one o’clock.

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