This classic riddle asks:
“What gets wetter the more it dries?”
It sounds backwards at first. Usually, something that dries should become less wet, not more.
The trick is to think about an everyday item that absorbs water while drying something else. The more water it removes, the wetter it becomes itself.
You probably use one every single day.
Answer: A towel.
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