Spring and "springtime" refer to the season, and broadly to ideas of rebirth, renewal and regrowth. Season when the birds begin chirping and the snow finally melts away is definitely good time to celebrate by telling a few riddles to your friends.Ri
Riddle questions:
- April showers bring mayflowers, but what do Mayflowers bring?
- What’s the best day of the year to monkey around with your friends?
- Can February March?
- What spring flowers can be found on people’s faces?
- Why is spring a great season to start a gardening business?
- Do you know what happens on April 1?
- What did the big flower say to the little one?
- How is the letter A like a spring flower?
- What is a spring chick after it is five months old?
Riddle answers:
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- Pilgrims! The Mayflower was the ship that brought the first pilgrim settlers to Plymouth Rock, Massachusetts. After a journey of over two months, the settlers finally made it to their destination in the New World in November (not in the springtime).
- Ape-ril Fool’s Day, of course.
- No — but April May! This silly joke is simply a bit of wordplay using the names of the spring months.
- Two lips (tulips). When you tell this springtime riddle, make sure that you say the punch line clearly enough so that the meaning is understood.
- Because it’s the season when you can really “rake” in the cash! To rake in money simply means to make a lot of it all at one time.
- If a friend says “what?” or that they don’t know, you should respond, “I’m surprised you’re not fool-ly aware of it!” If a friend says, “April Fool’s Day,” respond by saying “I’m glad to know you’re fool-ly aware of it!” This is a great joke for April Fool’s Day.
- “You’re really growing, bud!” A bud is a shoot that eventually blooms into a full-grown flower.
- Both of them are followed by bees (B’s)!
- Six months old. (What did you think the answer was?)
