I have one eye but no face. I'm thin, sharp and easy to lose, and I spend my whole life dragging a long tail through tiny holes I made myself. What am I?
Hint: Thread goes through me.
AnswerA needleA sewing needle has an eye, is easy to drop, and pulls thread through the holes it pokes in fabric.
I cry hot tears that turn hard as they fall. I'm tall when I'm young and short when I'm old, and your wish only counts if you can put me out in one breath. What am I?
Hint: I glow on birthday cakes.
AnswerA candleA candle drips wax that hardens, burns down over time and is blown out with a wish on birthday cakes.
I run all day without legs and wave my hands without ever saying hello. Twice a year, half the country makes me jump forward or fall back an hour. What am I?
Hint: I'm always ticking.
AnswerA clockA clock runs constantly, has hands and gets changed for daylight saving time: spring forward, fall back.
The harder I work, the wetter I get, yet I'm happiest when I'm dry. Beach days are my vacation, a hook is my bed, and I'm warmest straight out of the dryer. What am I?
Hint: Find me in the bathroom.
AnswerA towelA towel gets wetter as it dries you, goes to the beach, hangs on a hook and comes out of the dryer warm.