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Answer: He was bald.
Answer: I, T, S. The complete sequence is the first letter of every word in the sentence.
Answer: Tilt the barrel until the wine barely touches the lip of the barrel. If the bottom of the barrel is visible then it is less than half full. If the barrel bottom is still covered by the wine, then it is more than half full.
Answer: It was a bright, sunny day.
Answer: The couple is scuba diving on a sunken cruise ship. The occupants in the ballroom had drowned when the ship sank suddenly in a terrible disaster at sea.
Answer: The letter "S."
Answer: The answer is Chicago. The first three words out of seven of chicken are CHI, the first two words out of 3 of cat are CA, and the first two words out of goat are GO. Therefore making, (CHI)(CA)(GO).
Answer: Five minutes. Each machine makes a pencil at the rate of one pencil every five minutes, so 100 machines would make 100 pencils in five minutes.
Answer: He was on an airplane in the sky and fell out when he opened the door.
Answer: A record.
Answer: They each played five separate games against different opponents.
Answer: Green with envy. (NV)
Answer: I got off on the first floor.
Answer: His horse is named Friday.
Answer: John, George, Casey, Susan, Samantha.
Answer: Push the cork down into the bottle and shake the coin out.
Answer: The word "and."
Answer: Scatterbrain.
Answer: The man takes the chicken across first and comes back alone. He then takes the fox across but comes back with the chicken. He leaves the chicken and takes the grain and then comes back for the chicken.
Answer: A map.
Answer: Sherloctopus Holmes.
Answer: Three. (One blonde, one brunette, and one redhead.)
Answer: Onion.
Answer: 70.
Answer: two.
Answer: short.
Answer: Watermelon.
Answer: Because he had no body to go with.
Answer: Water.
Answer: 8:00 + 8:00 = 16:00, 16:00 = 4PM.
Answer: For 1s in my life. (For one in my life.)
Answer: A ruler.
Answer: The word is heroine. Breakdown of the Word: He (first two letters) = a male hero (first three letters) = a female hero (first four letters) = a great man Heroine (the whole word) = a great woman
Answer: high Jack, King. (Highjacking)
Answer: Seven apples, because an apple a day keeps the doctor away.
Answer: There were only three people. The son, his father, and his grandfather.
Answer: $18. The funs are provided based on legs @ $4.50 each. A duck has two legs so it gets $9, etc.
Answer: 12. Every month has a 2nd.
Answer: Eye.
Answer: Because the grandfather mention is John's maternal grandfather (his mother's father), not his paternal grandfather (his father's father).
Answer: A shadow.
Answer: Your left hand.
Answer: The letter E.
Answer: Their daughter.
Answer: Step-father.
Answer: The letter X.
Answer: Mount Rushmore.
Answer: Marriage.
Answer: The woman and her sister are conjoined twins.
Answer: Paradox (pair of dox).
Answer: What goes up must come down.
Answer: Forget it. (four get it).
Answer: 5 cents.
Answer: He's a barber.
Answer: The bark of the trees.
Answer: 14. 1. ram 2. ant 3. cat 4. ape 5. ewe 6. ox 7. kid 8. ass 9. man 10. nag 11. hen 12. cow 13. doe 14. lice
Answer: Today is her 11th birthday.
Answer: Beauty. (Beauty is in the eye of the bee holder.)
Answer: Each word contains a palindrome, a sequence of letters that reads the same forwards and backwards.
Answer: Teapot.
Answer: Try to understand.
Answer: A sponge.
Answer: He's playing Monopoly.
Answer: Tennis shoes. (ten issues)
Answer: Neither, because the capital of Kentucky is Frankfort.
Answer: There were only three people. The son, his father, and his grandfather.
Answer: A battery. One side is positive and the other is negative. Most devices need at least a pair of batteries.
Answer: The word "wrong."
Answer: The woman was visiting a zoo.
Answer: Go up in smoke.
Answer: There are no stairs, because it's a one-story house.
Answer: No. Since he has a widow, that means he's dead, and you can't marry a dead person.
Answer: To win the game and guarantee finding the cat, open the boxes in the fixed sequence: Box 2, Box 3, Box 4, then Box 4 again, Box 3, and Box 2 (the pattern 2-3-4-4-3-2). This mathematical parity strategy tracks the cat's alternating even and odd box movements until you catch it.
Answer: They're crawling in a circle.
Answer: The owner determines the prices based on the amount of letters in the item by pricing it at $5 per letter, thus underwear would be $45.
Answer: A fence.
Answer: NOON.
Answer: GPRA. Georgie Porgie, pudding and pie, kissed the girls and made them cry, when the boys came out to play, Georgie Porgie ran away.
Answer: The river was frozen. The dog simply walked across the ice.
Answer: The spare tire.
Answer: Hudson and Steven are the trustworthy butlers. Paul and Steven: Steven explicitly states that Paul is lying. Because their statements directly contradict each other, it is a mathematical certainty that one must be honest and one must be a liar. Test James as Honest: If James were telling the truth, then both Paul and Hudson would have to be liars. However, if Paul and James are both liars, that leaves Hudson and Steven as our two honest men. Let's see if this matches their statements. Verify Hudson and Steven as the Honest Pair: James (Liar): James claims Paul and Hudson are both liars. Since Hudson is actually honest, James is lying, which fits perfectly. Hudson (Honest): Hudson says, "If Steven is a liar, then James is trustworthy." Since Steven is honest, the first part of Hudson's condition ("If Steven is a liar") is false. In formal logic, a conditional statement with a false premise is automatically true. Thus, Hudson is telling the truth. Paul (Liar): Paul says Steven is a liar if and only if James is a liar. Since James is a liar but Steven is honest, Paul's statement is false, making him a liar. Steven (Honest): Steven says Paul is lying. Since we just established Paul is a liar, Steven is telling the truth .Everything aligns perfectly: Hudson and Steven are the trustworthy butlers.
Answer: A stapler.
Answer: Today and tomorrow.
Answer: Manny.
Answer: Your breath.
Answer: He jumped in the window from the outside. He was a window washer.
Answer: A secret.
Answer: Even though it appears illogical, you should switch. (For further info, check out the Wikipedia article at https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Monty_Hall_problem )
Answer: To measure 45 minutes using two ropes that each take 1 hour to burn at uneven rates, light both ends of the first rope and one end of the second rope at the same time. When the first rope completely burns out (30 minutes), light the other end of the second rope. It will finish burning 15 minutes later.
Answer: One coin. Then it will no longer be empty.
Answer: A shadow.
Answer: Third. It's the only one that doesn't end in "th."
Answer: Bookkeeper or Bookkeeping.)
Answer: Lunch and dinner.
Answer: Safety in numbers.
Answer: 3.
Answer: The sun.
Answer: They are heteronyms, which means words spelled identically but pronounced differently with different meanings.
Answer: The letter E.
Answer: They played 11 games.
Answer: Once upon a time.
Answer: C.
Answer: Better luck next time.
Answer: Peacocks don't lay eggs, peahens do, so the answer is zero.
Answer: He's in a wheelchair.
Answer: Tux evasion.
Answer: Flora - pollen, Allegra - shellfish, Zach - cats, Ben - bees, Clara - nuts.
Answer: Anything with lots of karats.
