This riddle asks:
“What has a head and a foot but no body?”
At first, it sounds like it should describe a person or an animal. But the trick is to think of an everyday object that uses the words “head” and “foot” for two of its parts.
A bed has a head at one end and a foot at the other, but of course, it has no body.
Answer: A bed.
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