This old-fashioned riddle asks a short question with a clever twist: What has a mouth but never eats?
The word ‘mouth’ doesn’t always refer to a person’s or an animal’s face. In geography, it can describe the place where something reaches its end. Think about something that flows.
A river. A river has a mouth where it empties into a sea, lake or another river, but it never eats.
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An antique hand-crank coffee grinder has four possible shadow matches. Look at the crank and wooden handle.
Can you spot the silhouette of a candlestick telephone, with its side receiver and flared mouthpiece?
The spout, rose head, and twin handles of an old garden watering can help solve this shadow puzzle.
Four silhouettes of an antique sewing machine look similar, but only one matches its large wheel and base.
This old-fashioned riddle has a simple answer hiding in plain sight.
