Though Blind As Well, Can Lead The Blind Well.
Riddle: Though blind as well, can lead the blind well.
Medium Riddles
Medium riddles sit between easy and hard. They make you stop and think, but they play fair, and the answer usually makes you smile when you finally get it. They’re ideal for older kids, teens and adults who want a challenge without a headache.
See how you do with What Looks Back but Cannot See?, What Has One Hand Longer Than the Other? and Everyone Has It but No One Can Lose It. Take your time, think about every clue, then tap Show Answer to check.
Finding these too easy? Move on to our hard riddles. Need a warm-up? Start with easy riddles.
Though I Do Not Speak, I Of Impart The Secret Wishes Of The Heart Riddle
Riddle: Though I do not speak, I oft impart the secret wishes of the heart; I may deceive, may make amends, may create foes, and yet make friends. The harshest anger I can disarm, such is the power of my …
Though Easy To Spot When Allowed To Plume
Riddle: Though easy to spot, when allowed to plume, it is hard to see, when held in a room.
What is there Is One In Every Corner And Two In Every Room
Riddle: There is one in every corner and two in every room.
Touch This And You’ll Regret It
Riddle: Touch this and you’ll regret it. But if it’s cold, you won’t forget it. What is it?
What Demands An Answer, But Asks No Question?
Riddle: What demands an answer, but asks no question?
What Dentists Battle On A Daily Basis.
Riddle: What dentists battle on a daily basis.
What Did The Rain Cloud Wear Under His Raincoat?
Riddle: What did the rain cloud wear under his raincoat?
What Do Angels Sing In The Shower?
Riddle: What do angels sing in the shower?
What Do Elves Do After School?
Riddle: What do elves do after school?
Medium Riddles FAQ
How hard are medium riddles?
Most people can solve a medium riddle in under a minute or two. They usually include one clever twist, such as a word with two meanings or an object described in an unusual way.
Who are medium riddles for?
They suit older children (around 9+), teens and adults. They work well for family game nights, classroom challenges and party games.
Any tips for solving them?
Picture each clue literally, then think about everyday objects that fit all the clues at once. If you’re stuck, read the riddle out loud. Hearing it often reveals the trick.