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Little Riddles – Word Game Answers Level 401-500
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- A toasty and crunchy cereal would be pointless without this spice.
Answers: “Cinnamon”
- You do this into someone’s ear when you want to be discreet.
Answers: “Whisper”
- People in love will often become this.
Answers: “Married”
- What dentists battle on a daily basis.
Answers: “Cavities”
- Boxers do this for a living and kids do it in the backseat for free.
Answers: “Fight”
- This noble creature has the embarrassing inability to get up once it’s been flipped onto its back.
Answers: “Turtle”
- Without this, eating food and Steven Spielberg’s career would be very different.
Answers: “Jaws”
- If you need a night out, call one of these over to take the little ones off your hands for a while.
Answers: “Babysitter”
- Temporary evidence of where you’ve been strolling.
Answers: “Footprint”
- A fashion statement whose name sounds like the upper part of a mobile war machine.
Answers: “TankTop”
- These are needed to finish a test
Answers: “Answers”
- When you are a child you are forced to take them. When you are an adult you want to take them.
Answers: “Naps”
- Can be achieved in a car or as a position during conflict.
Answers: “Neutral”
- The surname of the only famous British spy.
Answers: “Bond”
- A wave of white powdery destruction that is a skier’s worst nightmare.
Answers: “Avalanche”
- According to the music industry, you can count on a midnight train and the devil to turn up here.
Answers: “Georgia”
- Some adults still use these to count.
Answers: “Finger”
- Probably the most laid-back member of the animal kingdom.
Answers: “Sloth”
- A reaction to being spooked that takes its name from water-fowl.
Answers: “Goosebumps”
- A republican whose name is synonymous with “glove.”
Answers: “Mitt”
- Gumby and yoga instructors have this in common.
Answers: “Flexible”
- It’s where the wind comes sweeping down the plain. Not to mention the waving wheat.
Answers: “Oklahoma”
- Snowwhite was friendly with seven of them.
Answers: “Dwarf”
- A seasonal fashion statement named for the weather it’s worn in.
Answers: “SunDress”
- The ones in the sea are prickly, but the ones on the street might pickpocket you.
Answers: “Urchin”
- This person has left the building.
Answers: “Elvis”
- If you can get this professional’s attention you can get where you need to go.. .for a price.
Answers: “Taxi”
- Vikings use this for warmth.
Answers: “Pelt”
- Fans of the Pied Piper’s smooth sound who are feared by elephants.
Answers: “Mice”
- One more than a duet.
Answers: “Trio”
- A mighty weapon in the war against winged household pests.
Answers: “Flyswatter”
- Can be done to buttons and shopping carts.
Answers: “Push”
- The French word for ‘fun size’ in women’s clothing.
Answers: “Petite”
- Candy that allegedly tastes like refracted light.
Answers: “Skittles”
- Old people and owls are said to be this.
Answers: “Wise”
- Boats with holes and dirty dishes have this in common.
Answers: “Sink”
- The surname of Cinderella’s boyfriend.
Answers: “Charming”
- Don’t do this in the shallow end.
Answers: “Dive”
- A tangly game and a destructive weather phenomenon.
Answers: “Twister”
- Edible items purchased in large quantities.
Answers: “Groceries”
- A doctor might remove one from the neck of a Dracula victim.
Answers: “Fang”
- You could do this to a motion, see it on a watch, or place this in a race.
Answers: “Second”
- Watches students at the prom to make sure there’s no funny business.
Answers: “Chaperone”
- Makes arrows fly and kites soar!
Answers: “String”
- Whipping one of these out in the wrong setting is said to be terrible luck.
Answers: “Umbrella”
- The weapon of choice to create the biggest shock.
Answers: “Stungun”
- Cows do this to salt and humans do it to ice cream!
Answers: “Lick”
- Describes a gorgeous woman and an excellent punch.
Answers: “KnockOut”
- Other terms for this handy device include doohicky, doo-dad, and whatchyamacallit.
Answers: “Gadget”
- The most common hour to have a gunfight in a western.
Answers: “Noon”
- Olympians use this to get high.
Answers: “Pole”
- Micro parasites expert at sucking the blood of mammals and birds.
Answers: “Flea”
- George J. Jetson and Neil A. Armstrong drove this to work.
Answers: “SpaceShip”
- You’re gonna need a bigger boat to go after one of these toothy hunters.
Answers: “Sharks”
- In the 1800’s these turned women into hourglasses.
Answers: “Corset”
- When this is found in a road you are forced to make a decision.
Answers: “Fork”
- A white horned symbol of purity and grace.
Answers: “Unicorn”
- Real estate for toys.
Answers: “Dollhouse”
- For all your post bubble-bath drying needs.
Answers: “Towel”
- A famous home without color and with wings.
Answers: “WhiteHouse”
- John Lennon sang about being this toothy creature.
Answers: “Walrus”
- A cuisine without flesh.
Answers: “Vegetarian”
- Useful term for when you need to start a fire or notice someone with the same shirt as you.
Answers: “Match”
- Describes a mysterious region and a stylish pair of shorts.
Answers: “Bermuda”
- When your undies attack you.
Answers: “Wedgie”
- Ketchup’s slighly less popular brother.
Answers: “Mustard”
- When a professor’s brain goes missing.
Answers: “Absent”
- Pirates put their booty in it.
Answers: “Chest”
- Tax-rates occasionally take these nature strolls.
Answers: “Hike”
- Describes an era of history during which light was hard to come by.
Answers: “DarkAges”
- The assumed nocturnal symbol of Mr. Wayne
Answers: “Bat”
- A popular Hip Hop artist goes by the Vanilla version of this substance.
Answers: “Ice”
- When 12 of your peers can’t agree.
Answers: “HungJury”
- Defends your noggin from the hard pavement.
Answers: “Helmet”
- A drinkable phase of matter.
Answers: “Liquid”
- Prior to smart phones, people used this to record their lives.
Answers: “Camcorder”
- Taking this from a baby is said to be quite easy.
Answers: “Candy”
- If you drive on this, pedestrians and the police will be pretty upset with you.
Answers: “Sidewalk”
- Be kind please rewind.
Answers: “VCR”
- Plastic money.
Answers: “CreditCard”
- A pet who lived in a town where an inordinate number of children fell down wells.
Answers: “Lassie”
- Those without much of an appetite will leave the restaurant with this item named after a pet.
Answers: “DoggyBag”
- This plant is responsible for spreading a lot of gossip.
Answers: “Grapevine”
- The most foreign visitors you could imagine.
Answers: “Alien”
- Basically a cake made of cow.
Answers: “Meatloaf”
- Transportation of choice for princesses to attend balls.
Answers: “Carriage”
- You feel this sensation when you are dehydrated.
Answers: “Thirsty”
- Known to accessorize with feathers, trumpets, and harps.
Answers: “Angel”
- An arctic double breasted formal wear.
Answers: “SnowSuit”
- Sugar on a stick. The kids love licking them.
Answers: “Lollipop”
- According to many students, dogs have an appetite for this paper item.
Answers: “Homework”
- Spys do this phones and musical shoes make this sound.
Answers: “Tap”
- Kids hunt for them and adults make sure they are not all in one basket.
Answers: “Eggs”
- When life gives you these, make a refreshing beverage.
Answers: “Lemons”
- When something has been cut with h2o.
Answers: “Diluted”
- Some are clean and some are dirty, but all are meant to get a chuckle.
Answers: “Joke”
- Crisp, green, and found near deli sandwiches.
Answers: “Pickle”
- Salivating at the mention of a cheeseburger is this kind of response.
Answers: “Pavlovian”
- Currency that flirted with a British spy.
Answers: “MoneyPenny”
- You throw away the outside and cook the inside. You then eat the outside and throw away the inside.
Answers: “Corn”
