Little Riddles – Word Game Answers

Little Riddles – Word Game Answers Level 301-400

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301. You speak this when you are being sincere.
     Answers: “Truth”
302. A disposable item to keep your waste organized.
     Answers: “Trashbag”
303. These people cannot be choosers.
     Answers: “Beggars”
304. A blind superhero and Evel Knievel’s profession.
     Answers: “Daredevil”
305. Bumpy form of transportation in desert cultures.
     Answers: “Camel”
306. If you agree give me one of these!
     Answers: “Amen”
307. When I type I tap these on the keys.
     Answers: “FingerTips”
308. The profession of Jimi Hendrix and Eric Clapton.
     Answers: “Guitarist”
309. Thinkers hold this body part.
     Answers: “Chin”
310. An ancient suit that is not worn with a tie.
     Answers: “Armor”
311. Good for telling the future or racking up in a game.
     Answers: “EightBall”
312. Dragons are known to do this to their gold.
     Answers: “Hoard”
313. If you wake at dawn, you’ll probably find this covering the lawn.
     Answers: “Dew”
314. People like this usually live in rural areas, unless they strike oil and move to Beverly Hills.
     Answers: “HillBilly”
315. Cockroaches and illegal drug labs are afraid of this.
     Answers: “Raid”
316. Makes dough grow.
     Answers: “Yeast”
317. Sore losers are often called the sour variety of this fruit.
     Answers: “Grape”
318. Sometimes known to have silver linings.
     Answers: “Cloud”
319. The original 49ers and opportunistic women share this nickname.
     Answers: “GoldDigger”
320. A gruesome betrayal.
     Answers: “BackStab”
321. A hammer that brings a room to order.
     Answers: “Gavel”
322. When a doctor hits you with a hammer he is testing this.
     Answers: “Reflex”
323. The point of a Dear John Letter.
     Answers: “BreakUp”
324. Men in skirts blow into these.
     Answers: “BagPipes”
325. Doing something of this nature is likely to land you in court.
     Answers: “Illegal”
326. An animal who gives away money and says moo.
     Answers: “CashCow”
327. Not the skinniest of felines.
     Answers: “FatCat”
328. Term for male grooming.
     Answers: “Manscape”
329. What you become during a workout.
     Answers: “Sweaty”
330. His big belly supposedly has the ability to dispense good fortune.
     Answers: “Buddha”
331. If you’re hunting a werewolf, be sure to have these expensive bullets.
     Answers: “Silver”
332. A weighty currency.
     Answers: “Pound”
333. A person who has powers to save the day.
     Answers: “Superman”
334. A natural tattoo on babies.
     Answers: “BirthMark”
335. A cat-like nickname for those of the left handed persuasion.
     Answers: “SouthPaw”
336. These are great, floaty fun until they explode and give you a little scare.
     Answers: “Balloon”
337. They come in a tin can and are known to cure halitosis.
     Answers: “Altoids”
338. The lunch destination of choice for teenagers and hospital employees.
     Answers: “Cafeteria”
339. Makes wooden boys noses grow.
     Answers: “Fib”
340. A mechanism to discover who is following you.
     Answers: “RearView”
341. Wearing one of these warm garments around might get you doused in red paint.
     Answers: “FurCoat”
342. Found at the end of rainbows.
     Answers: “Pots”
343. Children keep their assets in this.
     Answers: “PiggyBank”
344. Environmentalists want to keep this from drying.
     Answers: “Wetland”
345. Sends paper without using the post office.
     Answers: “Fax”
346. Every team needs one of these before hitting the field. Get pumped!
     Answers: “PepTalk”
347. Something you carry while singing.
     Answers: “Tune”
348. Reserved for royalty and damaged teeth.
     Answers: “Crown”
349. The preferred color of carpet in this town is red.
     Answers: “Hollywood”
350. This is the tallest peak in the happiest place on earth.
     Answers: “Matterhorn”
351. Goliath, The Jolly Green and Andre are all examples of this.
     Answers: “Giant”
352. She is covered in dust and always jealous.
     Answers: “Tinkerbell”
353. Possibly the word most commonly said before taking a sip.
     Answers: “Cheers”
354. The father of Mickey Mouse.
     Answers: “WaltDisney”
355. Your stomach’s way of letting you know you’ve neglected it.
     Answers: “Grumble”
356. Those who stand vigil by the shore.
     Answers: “CoastGuard”
357. The enemy of the lactose intolerant.
     Answers: “Dairy”
358. When someone uses this acronym, you know you’ve got to pick up the pace.
     Answers: “ASAP”
359. Peaches and a certain Couture have this in common.
     Answers: “Juicy”
360. Found under bridges and on the Internet.
     Answers: “Troll”
361. Hairdo for NASCAR fans.
     Answers: “Mullet”
362. Can be used onstage or to express admiration.
     Answers: “Props”
363. They produce pies and burgers and are great for tipping.
     Answers: “Cows”
364. The offspring of a circle and a rectangle.
     Answers: “Oval”
365. A stylish winter top that covers your larynx.
     Answers: “Turtleneck”
366. Racers are asked to start these at NASCAR events.
     Answers: “Engine”
367. Hoofed frolicking.
     Answers: “Horseplay”
368. Serves as a go between in business.
     Answers: “MiddleMan”
369. A setting that proved to be deadly for Abraham Lincoln.
     Answers: “Theater”
370. A crafty use of long pieces of wool to make a scarf.
     Answers: “Knit”
371. A great mystery that the bold have been known to journey into.
     Answers: “Unknown”
372. A bird that is too large to fly.
     Answers: “BigBird”
373. Santa’s favorite entrance for home invasion.
     Answers: “Chimney”
374. A group that manages the winged engines of war.
     Answers: “AirForce”
375. The possession of two left feet will probably rule out your prospects as this kind of professional.
     Answers: “Dancer”
376. Often found in doctor’s offices and pirate flags.
     Answers: “Skeleton”
377. In the garden of Eden this was a fashion statement.
     Answers: “FigLeaf”
378. The ball drops when the clock hits this.
     Answers: “Midnight”
379. Diamonds and stress have this to thank for their existence.
     Answers: “Pressure”
380. They come in many varieties: Red, Black, Dead, and Caspian to name a few.
     Answers: “Sea”
381. A person who chews the ends of their fingers.
     Answers: “NailBiter”
382. It was fully armed and operational when Lando attacked in Han’s spaceship.
     Answers: “DeathStar”
383. Where humans breath liquid.
     Answers: “Womb”
384. Do this to your gifts to make them festive.
     Answers: “Wrap”
385. Ambitious people will climb the social version of this contraption.
     Answers: “Ladder”
386. Batman, Archie, Betty and Veronica all started as these.
     Answers: “ComicBooks”
387. The little pink nub that helps rectify mistakes.
     Answers: “Eraser”
388. Tiny creatures that have a special relationship with flowers.
     Answers: “Bumblebee”
389. Autumn leaves and bad bowlers wreak havoc on this.
     Answers: “Gutter”
390. They strangle flowers.
     Answers: “Weeds”
391. Kids play it and Michelangelo sculpted with it.
     Answers: “Marble”
392. Certain worms and Amazon.com like these.
     Answers: “Books”
393. One of the few vegetables that is routinely consumed with marshmallows.
     Answers: “Yam”
394. Doing this with your job can be risky but doing it with smoking is always a good idea.
     Answers: “Quit”
395. Being able to interpret the letters on this screen proves that you have this quality.
     Answers: “Literate”
396. An accessory sported by many construction workers.
     Answers: “HardHat”
397. Talks like this, a green wise man does. Guess my clue, you will.
     Answers: “Yoda”
398. One of the few times it’s encouraged to lock lips with a stranger.
     Answers: “CPR”
399. Makes apples fall from trees.
     Answers: “Gravity”
400. Used to keep prisoners silent and to make temporary repairs on cars.
     Answers: “DuctTape”