What are the most contented birds in the world? See answer
Crows, who never complain without caws. Hide
Why is last year like a ball game? See answer
Because it's pastime. Hide
What is the difference between a poor man and a feather bed? See answer
One is hard up and the other is soft down. Hide
What kind of ears does an engine have? See answer
Engineers. Hide
Why did the little moron eat bullets? See answer
He wanted his hair to come out in bangs. Hide
What is most useful when it is used up? See answer
An umbrella. Hide
Who is the man that always finds things dull? See answer
The scissors grinder. Hide
Can you prove that a piece of tablet paper is a lazy dog? See answer
A piece or tablet paper is an ink-lined plane; an inclined plane is a slope up; a slow pup is a lazy dog. Hide
Why is the letter D like a wedding ring? See answer
WE are never WED without it. Hide
What does Truman have first that Roosevelt had last and Lincoln didn't have at all? See answer
Letter T. Hide
What table has no legs? See answer
Timetable. Hide
What is the difference between a rain cloud and a child who hurts himself? See answer
One pours with rain and the other roars with pain. Hide
When is a bear most likely to enter your house? See answer
When the door is open. Hide
How does a sailor know there's a man in the moon? See answer
Because he went to sea. Hide
Why should a trolley passenger always carry a lunch? See answer
So he would have carfare. Hide
Where should a dressmaker build her house? See answer
On the outskirts of the city. Hide
Why is an island like the letter T? See answer
It's in the middle of water. Hide
Why does the ocean get cranky? See answer
Because so many people cross it. Hide
What nut is like a sneeze? See answer
Cashew. Hide
How would you find a dog who was lost in the woods? See answer
Listen for the bark on the trees. Hide
What stays hot no matter how long it's kept in the refrigerator? See answer
Pepper. Hide
What has twenty heads and still can't think? See answer
A book of matches. Hide
My first is almost all, so is my second, and also my whole. What word am I? See answer
Also. Hide
In what language should the last chapter of a book be written? See answer
Finnish. Hide
Why did the modest little moron go into the closet? See answer
To change his mind. Hide
What is the difference between a six-year-old girl and a postage stamp? See answer
One is a female and the other is a mail fee. Hide
Why is a calendar like a pudding? See answer
Because it's full of dates. Hide
There is a girl in a candy store who is five feet two inches tall and wears a size 10 shoe; what does she weigh? See answer
Candy. Hide
What did the mother sardine say to her baby when they saw a submarine? See answer
Don't be afraid; it's only a can of people. Hide
What men shave twenty times a day? See answer
Barbers. Hide
What was the first use for cowhide? See answer
Covering a cow. Hide
What kind of tools would you use to make toad stools? See answer
Toads' tools. Hide
A slender body, a tiny eye; no matter what happens, I never cry. Who am I? See answer
A needle. Hide
If you buy a quarter's worth of molasses, what do you want it for? See answer
A quarter. Hide
When does an automobile go exactly as fast as a train? See answer
When it's in the freight car. Hide
Why do boys have to go to school? See answer
Because school will not come to them. Hide
My first syllable is a farm animal, my second is the end of it, and my whole is something girls wear; what am I? See answer
Pigtail. Hide
Why did the little moron carry a kitchen clock instead of a watch? See answer
He wanted to have a big time. Hide
When is a baby not a baby? See answer
When it's a little cross. Hide
What can letter B do to a narrow road? See answer
Make it broad. Hide
What is something that we can all swallow and it can also swallow us? See answer
Water. Hide
What nut is a girl's name? See answer
Hazel. Hide
What nut lives at the seashore? See answer
Beechnut. Hide
What nut is a sneeze? See answer
Cashew. Hide
What nut is a large, strong box? See answer
Chestnut. Hide
What nut can you hang a picture on? See answer
Walnut. Hide
Why is a music teacher necessarily a good teacher? See answer
She is a sound instructor. Hide
When is a student hungriest? See answer
When he devours his books. Hide
When is the school flag not a flag? See answer
When it is aloft. Hide
When is a book page like a wheel? See answer
When it's turned. Hide
Why are fish well educated? See answer
Because they travel in schools. Hide
What must all pupils pay to go to school? See answer
They must all pay attention. Hide
What is the difference between a person late for the train and a teacher at a girls' school? See answer
One misses the train, the other one trains the misses. Hide