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In this collection, we’ve gathered over 50 Thanksgiving riddles that are sure to tickle your funny bone and add an extra dash of joy to your holiday celebration. Whether you’re gathered around the dinner table or relaxing after a delicious meal, these riddles are perfect for sharing with loved ones of all ages.\n
Answer: A turkey!
\nExplanation: Turkeys don’t open locks, but the play on words involves the sound of a key (turkey) and the humorous image of a walking turkey.\n
Answer: Because he was outstanding in his field!
\nExplanation: The scarecrow is placed in a field to scare away birds, and the play on words is with “outstanding,” meaning excellent or prominent.\n
Answer: Google, Google, Google!
\nExplanation: A play on the sound a turkey makes (gobble) and the popular search engine, Google.
\nContinue exploring these Thanksgiving riddles for a delightful journey through wordplay, puns, and clever twists. From turkeys with drumsticks to dancing mashed potatoes, each riddle brings a unique touch of humor to the holiday season.\n
We sailed across from Europe so we\u2019d have the freedom to worship our God. Once we\u2019d overcome many obstacles, we finally reached dry land at Cape Cod. Who are we?\n
Answer: The pilgrims\n
Answer: Because he was outstanding in his field!
\nExplanation: The scarecrow is placed in a field to scare away birds, and the play on words is with “outstanding,” meaning excellent or prominent.\n
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It is a kitchen appliance but it is not trying to boast. In November at Thanksgiving, your delicious turkey is what it roasts. What is it?\n
Answer: An oven\n
Answer: A turkey that can pluck itself!
\nExplanation: Playing on the word “pluck,” which means both playing the banjo and removing feathers from a bird.\n
Answer: Plymouth Rock!
\nExplanation: A pun on the musical genre “rock” and the location where the Pilgrims landed, Plymouth Rock.\n
Answer: Because they saw the turkey dressing!
\nExplanation: Playing on the phrase “seeing red,” which means becoming angry or upset.\n
Answer: To hatch a drumstick!
\nExplanation: Using the word “hatch” in a playful way, as if the turkey is trying to hatch a drumstick like an egg.\n
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Answer: Plush turkey!
\nExplanation: A play on words with “plush,” which means a stuffed toy.\n
Answer: Because it saw the turkey dressing!
\nExplanation: Similar to an earlier riddle, playing on the phrase “seeing red” and the act of dressing a turkey.\n
Answer: Peach gobbler!
\nExplanation: A play on the words “peach cobbler” and the sound a turkey makes (gobble).\n
Answer: The turkey trot!
\nExplanation: The turkey trot is a dance, and it’s humorously suggested that turkeys enjoy it.\n
Answer: The mashed potato!
\nExplanation: Referring to both the popular dance move and the mashed potatoes often served as a side dish on Thanksgiving.\n
Answer: Because it had the drumsticks!
\nExplanation: A play on the word “drumsticks,” which can refer to both the musical instrument and the turkey’s legs.\n
Answer: Fowl weather!
\nExplanation: A play on the phrase “foul weather” and the fact that turkeys are fowl.\n
Answer: Pumpkin \u03c0 (pi)!
\nExplanation: A play on the formula for the circumference of a circle (C = \u03c0 * d).\n
Answer: To keep an eye on the stuffing!
\nExplanation: Playing on the phrase “keep an eye on” to suggest that the turkey is watching over the stuffing.\n
Answer: Gratitude!
\nExplanation: Shifting the focus away from a specific food item to the theme of gratitude and thankfulness.\n
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Answer: A gobble-in!
\nExplanation: A play on the word “goblin” and the sound a turkey makes (gobble).\n
Answer: To get stuffed with knowledge!
\nExplanation: Using the phrase “stuffed with knowledge” as a play on both learning and the stuffing inside a turkey.\n
Answer: You’re gourd-geous!
\nExplanation: A play on the words “gourd” (referring to both sweet potatoes and pumpkins) and “gorgeous.”\n
Answer: A gob-lickin’ good time!
\nExplanation: Combining the sound a turkey makes (gobble) with “lickin'” to create a playful phrase.\n
Answer: Straw-berries!
\nExplanation: A play on the word “straw” and the fruit “strawberries.”\n
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Answer: To prove it wasn’t chicken!
\nExplanation: Playing on the stereotype that chickens are afraid to cross roads, suggesting the turkey is bold and confident.\n
Answer: You’re my butter half!
\nExplanation: A play on the phrase “better half” and the fact that butter is often added to mashed potatoes.\n
Answer: The Walking Bread!
\nExplanation: A play on the popular TV show “The Walking Dead” and the fact that pumpkins are often associated with bread-making during Thanksgiving.\n
Answer: To draw attention!
\nExplanation: Using the phrase “draw attention” in a literal sense, as if the turkey is going to draw something.\n
Answer: A strum-bell!
\nExplanation: A play on the word “strum” (playing a guitar) and the sound a bell makes.\n
Answer: It was outstanding in its field!
\nExplanation: A play on the phrase “outstanding in its field,” suggesting excellence and also referring to a corn stalk in a field.\n
Answer: Peach gobbler with a side of pumpkin pie!
\nExplanation: Combining two earlier riddles about turkey desserts (peach gobbler and pumpkin pie).\n
Answer: To keep an eye on the mouse!
\nExplanation: Playing on the phrase “keep an eye on” and the fact that turkeys may sit on things to keep them warm.\n
Answer: A gobblein’ delinquent!
\nExplanation: A play on the word “delinquent” and the sound a turkey makes (gobble).\n
Answer: It was already stuffed!
\nExplanation: Playing on the double meaning of “stuffed” as both having eaten a lot and being filled with stuffing.\n