Buy to Eat But Never Eat Riddle

People buy me to eat, but never eat me.
What am I?

A plate

I’m a Bird, Fruit, and Person Riddle

I am a bird, I am a fruit, and I am a person.
What am I?

Kiwi

Explanation:

A bird native to New Zealand.
A fruit with fuzzy brown skin and green flesh.
A person from New Zealand (colloquially).

Generational Age Riddle

When my father was 31, I was 8.
Now he is twice as old as me.
How old am I?

Answer: 23

Explanation:
When the father was 31, the child was 8 — meaning the age difference is 23 years.
We’re told the father is now twice as old as the child.

Let the child’s current age be x.
Then the father’s current age is 2x.
The difference between them is 2x – x = 23 → so, x = 23

The Numbers Don’t Lie Riddle

123=0
4235=0
656=2
5390=2
8890=6
1001=2
19235=1

What is 123456789?

Answer: 4.

You need to count the number of closed circles.

It Moves Without a Word

Has a tongue, but never talks. Has no legs, but sometimes walks.

A shoe.

The Silent Bite Riddle

With shiny fangs , my bloodless bite will bring together what’s mostly white. What am I?

A stapler.

Borderline Logic

A plane crashed on the border of the US and Canada.
Where do they bury the survivors?

You don’t bury survivors.

More Than Meets the Eye

Turn me on my side and I am everything. Cut me in half and I am nothing. What am I?

The number 8.

Turn 8 on its side and it becomes the infinity symbol (∞), representing “everything” or “forever.”
Cut it in half horizontally and you’re left with two zeros—“nothing.”

Always Seen, Never Soaked

You can see me in water, but I never get wet.
What am I?

A reflection

The Presidential Paradox

They were the same person — Grover Cleveland.