Colección de Adivinanzas Populares

• Cómo se dice Supermercado Mexicano en Inglés? MEX GROCER
• CON TODA CONFIANZA...es? HERDEZ
• Come chile y no se queja. (El Molcajete)
• Agua pasa por mi casa, cate de mi corazón. (Aguacate)
• Cuanto más me lavo, mas sucia estoy. (Agua)
• En alto vive, en alto mora, en alto teje, la tejedora. (La araña)
• Tiene dientes y no come, tiene cabeza y no es hombre. (Ajo)
• Quién bebe agua por los pies? (El árbol)
• No vuela y tiene un ala, no es camión y hace "cran". (El Alacrán)
• Cuál es la palabra más larga del diccionario? El Arroz Empieza con la A y termina con la Z
• Ave me llaman a veces y es llana mi condición. (Avellana)
• Soy ave y soy llana, pero no tengo pico ni alas. (Avellana)
• Negra por dentro, negra por fuera, es mi corazón negra madera. (Aceituna)
• Blanquilla es mi nombre y endulzo la vida al hombre. (El azúcar)
• Soy blanca como la nieve y dulce como la miel; yo alegro los pasteles y la leche con café. (El Azúcar)
• Una señora muy enseñoreada, con el sombrero verde y la falda morada. (La berenjena)
• Con ella vives, con ella hablas, con ella rezas y hasta bostezas. (La boca)
• Qué animal tiene silla y no se puede sentar? (El Caballo)

Soy fruto seco y sabroso y muy facil de pelar, cuando la piña rompes hasta el suelo voy a dar (Cacahuate)

• Que le dijo la leche a la azúcar. Nos vemos en el café.
• Con el dinero lo compro, con los dedos lo deslío, por la cara me lo como. El Caramelo.
• La gente me bebe mucho cuando no quiere dormir. (El café)
• La A, anda. La B, besa. La C, reza. ¿Qué fruta es esa? La Cereza.
• Fui a la plaza y las compré bellas, llegué a mi casa y lloré con ellas. (Cebollas)
• En el campo me crié cubierta de verdes lazos y la que llora por mí es la que me hace pedazos. (Cebollas)
• Dentro de una vaina voy y ni espada ni sable soy. (Los chicharos, guisantes o arvejas)
• No soy chicha ni soy ron; si no me adivinan, bien tontos son. (Chicharron)
• Cómo se quieren las chinches? (Chincheramente)
• Un pajarito pasó por el mar, sin pico y sin nada me vino a picar. (El chile)
• Es rojo, amarillo y verde, pica pero no muerde. (El chile o Ají)
• Choco me llamo de nombre, late de mi corazón, el que no sepa mi nombre será un burro cabezón. (Chocolate)
• Tengo duro cascarón, pulpa blanca y líquido dulce en mi interior. (El coco)
• En casa de Chi, mataron a Ri, vino Mo y dijo Ya. (La chirimoya)
• Blancos y larguiruchos, nos fríen en la verbena, dorados y calentitos, nos comen el nene y la nena. (Los Churros)
• Amarillo por fuera, amarillo por dentro y con un corazón en el centro. (El durazno o melocotón)
• En una casa oscura había un muerto y un vivo. El muerto pregunta al vivo: "¿Duras?" Y el vivo contesta:"No". (El durazno)
• Alegran el campo con sus colores perfuman el aire con sus olores. (Las flores)
• Soy un viejito muy, muy arrugadito. Si me echan al agua me pongo gordito. (El garbanzo)
• Sin música bailo yo y tiemblo sin tener miedo, soy de muy rico sabor y de colores me veo. (La gelatina)
• Me conocen en la guerra, mi nombre es de capital, si me pones en la mesa seguro que te he de gustar. (La granada)
• Blanca soy, y como dice mi vecina, útil siempre soy en la cocina. (La harina)
• Fríos, muy fríos estamos y con nuestros sabores a los niños animamos. (Los helados)
• Soy blanco como un papel y frágil como un cristal; todos me pueden abrir pero ninguno me puede cerrar. (El Huevo)
• En medio de dos paredes blancas hay una cuenta amarilla, el que me lo adivine comerá pan y tortilla. (El huevo)
• Mi madre es tartamuda, mi padre es cantor, tengo blanco mi vestido y amarillo mi corazón ¿Quién soy? (El huevo)
• Una cajita chiquita, blanca como la cal: todos la saben abrir, nadie la sabe cerrar. (El huevo)
• Aunque me corten y corten nunca me verás sangrar, porque me han curado al frío y metido en mucha sal. (El jamón)
• Mi apellido es Kola, cuál es mi nombre? (Inca Kola)
• Jito pasó por mi casa y Mate le dio la razón. (El Jitomate o tomate)
• Yo soy el más completo de todos los alimentos, blanco el color tengo y no soy un invento. (La leche)
• Se corta sin tijeras, y se cose sin aguja. (La leche)
• Si quieres las tomas y si no las dejas, aunque suelen decir que son comida de viejas. (Las lentejas)
• Agrio es su sabor,bastante dura su piel y si lo quieres tomar tendrás que estrujarlo bien. (El limón)
• Chiquita como un ratón, cuida la casa como un león Qué es? (La llave)
• Qué le dijo un pez a otro. (Nada)
• Somos verdes y amarillas, también somos coloradas, es famosa nuestra tarta y también puedes comernos sin que estemos cocinadas. (Las manzanas)
• Yo soy el diminutivo de una fruta muy hermosa, tengo virtud provechosa, en el campo siempre vivo y mi cabeza es vistosa. (La Manzanilla)
• Tengo costas sin arena, mares sin corriente, montes sin tierra y ciudades sin gente. (El mapa)
• Qué no tiene principio, medio, ni final pero, toca cada continente. (El Mar)
• Cuál es el único animal que muere entre aplausos? (El mosquito)
• Cuál es el animal que tiene las 5 vocales? (El murcielago)
• Soy redonda como el mundo, al morir me despedazan; me reducen a pellejo y todo el jugo me sacan. (La naranja)
• Lana sube, lana baja. (La navaja o un borrego en un elevador..)
• Ni espero que me lo aciertes, ni espero que me bendigas y con un poco de suerte, espero que me lo digas. (El níspero)
• Arca, monarca, llena de placer; ningún carpintero te ha sabido hacer. (La nuez)
• Qué no engorda y deberíamos tragárnoslo de vez en cuando? (El orgullo)
• Cuál es el animal que vuela con las patas? (El Pato)
• Blanca por dentro, verde por fuera. Si quieres que te lo diga espera. (La pera) Campanita, campanera, blanca por dentro, verde por fuera, si no lo adivinas, piensa y espera. (La Pera)
• Es algo y nada, qué es? (El pez)
• Cuál es el lápiz que mata? (La pistola)
• Cuál es la fruta que le avisa a su papá? (La papaya)
• Cuanto más caliente, más fresco es. (El pan)
• Pi, pi, cantan los pájaros, miento y digo la verdad; por muy listo que seas, creo que no acertarás. (El pimiento)
• Oro parece plata no es qué es? (El platano)
• Se hace con leche de vaca y sabe a beso, Qué es eso? (El queso).
• Redondo como la luna y blanco como la cal. Me hacen de leche… ¡y ya no te digo más! (El queso panela).
• Una señorita muy arrugadita con un palito atrás, pasa tonto, que lo acertarás. (La Pasa)
• Adivina, adivinanza, ¿qué tiene el rey en la panza? (El ombligo)
• Habla y no tiene garganta, entona y no tiene voz; si quieres que cante, canta y si no lo quieres, no. (La Radio)
• Comienzo con una nota, una nota musical y termino como un ave, como un ave de corral. (El repollo)
• En blancas aguas nací, porque el calor me aprieta, pobres y ricos sin mi en su casa no habra fiesta. (La sal)
• A mi me tratan de santa y traigo conmigo el día, soy redonda y encarnada y tengo la sangre fría. (La sandía)
• Verde por fuera roja por dentro y con bailarinas en el centro. (La sandía)
• Yo tengo calor y frío y no frío sin calor y sin ser ni mar ni río peces en mí he visto yo. (El sartén)
• Qué cosa es, que cuando hablas lo rompes y cuando callas está? (El silencio)
• Si ya sabes porqué preguntas? (La silla)
• Entro al fuego y no me quemo, entro al agua y no me mojo. (La sombra)
• Quién vence a a todo el mundo? (El sueño)
• Te lo digo y te repito y por más que te lo diga no lo vas a adivinar. (El té)
• Qué cosa es? que vuela sin tener alas y corre sin tener pies. (El tiempo)
• Some say I am fat, yet I am thin, either way, I am eaten whether soft or toasted. (The tortilla)
• Round and red it is. It never drinks coffee, but always drinks tea. (The tomato)
• You want Tea, then have Tea. (The tomato).
• Which cough is the saltiest? (The Tostada)
• On the outside, ouch, it stings, on the inside, ouch, how delicious. (The prickly pear)
• I tell it to you and you don't understand, I repeat it and you don't comprehend. (The fabric/cloth)
• Sweet as a candy, hard as coal and I am a relative of the shortbread. (The nougat)
• If we leave it, it spoils, if we sell it, it is weighed, if it is made into wine, it is crushed and if we leave it, it settles. (The grape)
• What illuminates and wears out and can be white or colored? (Candles or votive candles)
• You hear me but you don't see me, you feel me but you don't touch me. (The wind)
• Born in the mountains, dies in the sea, never returns to its place. (The river)
• What did the spoon say to the gelatin? (Why are you trembling, coward)
• What did the sugar say to the coffee? Blackie, I melt for you.
• Why do they usually put fences around cemeteries? Because people are dying to get in.
• What did one glazed donut say to another that wasn't glazed? You are disgraced (des-glaciada).
• What did one eye say to the other eye? We are so close and we don't see each other.
• Inside I am green, outside I am brown, with my friends salt and lemon, I make a delicious guacamole. (The Avocado)
• What did 1 say to 10? To be like me you have to be sincere.
• What did one worm say to another worm? Let's go around the apple.
• What did the insurance agent say to Adam and Eve? From what I see, you are not covered.
• What did one duck say to another duck? We are tied.
• Which plant does not bear flowers or fruit? The sole of the foot.
• It goes with bones on the outside and meat on the inside. (The Crab)
• What fills a boat if the more you fill it the less it weighs? (Holes)
• How many people fit in an egg? Answer: Two. (Clara and Ema)
• What is the oldest candy in the world? (The chochito - a type of candy)
• It's a nice game: you leave and I stay; I count, count, count and then I go to meet you. What am I? (Hide-and-seek)
• I have wheels, I'm not a taxi or an ambulance, and I help people when they need me. What am I? (The Police)
• He has advocated many times, I believe, among the judges' robes, for a prisoner. What am I? (The lawyer)
• I am always open for all children. I am closed and sad on Sundays. What am I? (The School)
• You can't see it and you can't live without it. What am I? (The Air)
• An old woman with one tooth who calls everyone. What am I? (The Bell)
• It's white as a leaf and has teeth but doesn't bite. What is it? (Garlic)
• You write on my face and the letters are on my body. What am I? (The Computer)
• Buzzing and buzzing, they come and go tirelessly, bustling from flower to flower and sweetening our lives. What is it? (The bumblebee)
• It has hands but doesn't sew, it doesn't move but it walks, if you wind it, it works and marks the passage of time. What am I? (The clock)
• It has eyes and doesn't see, it has water and doesn't drink it, it has meat and doesn't eat it, it has a beard and isn't a man. What am I? (The coconut)
• She is your uncles' sister, she is your grandparents' daughter and she loves you the most. Who is she? (The Mother)
• From Monday to Friday, I am the last to arrive, on Saturday I am the first and on Sunday I rest. Who am I? (The letter S)
• He who has it should tend to it, and if not, it's best to sell it. What is it? (The Store)
• It comes from heaven, from heaven it comes, some dislike it and others. What am I? (The rain)
• They say that whoever has it is very funny, it shakes on the table against blandness. What am I? (The Salt Shaker)
• What color is an airplane that arrives late at the airport? (Purple - because it's "de morado" which sounds like "demorado" meaning delayed)
• Which animal eats with its tail? (All of them... because none of them take it off)
• The studious one enters, never the lazy one, he goes looking for books that he will find there. What am I? (The library)
• Guess who I am, the more I clean, the dirtier I get. What am I? (The water)
• My aunt Cuca has a bad streak, who is this girl? (The cockroach)
• To be more elegant it doesn't wear a glove or a tuxedo, it just changes in an instant for an "f" the "g". Who am I? (The Elephant)
• Rubber shoes, glass eyes, you feed it with a hose, you usually keep it in the garage. What is it? (The car)
• When I see you, you see me, when you see me, I see you and I don't look ugly to you. What am I? (The mirror)
• I am the flower of the indecisive and the diviner, everyone pulls off my petals: yes, no, yes no, yes, no. What am I? (The daisy)
• The ring fell into a cup of coffee, and when it was taken out it was dry. Why? (It didn't have liquid coffee yet)
• Fast in the water, slow on land and, its back is hard as a stone. What is it? (The Turtle)
• It flies fast, it's hard to kill, but if you kill it, it will spin on the floor. What is it? (The fly)
• It has a crown but it is not a king, it has thorns but it is not a fish. What is it? (The pineapple)
• I have coasts without sand, seas without current, mountains without land and cities without people. What am I? (The map)
• I don't have to give you more reasons, without me you would lose your pants. What am I? (The belt)
• I was the first man and, although what I say surprises you, my name is nothing, backwards. Who am I? (Adam)
• Round, round, bottomless barrel. What is it? (The ring)
• They call me a washerwoman and I don't know soap but, I represent more than one because I'm not ordinary. What could I be? (The flag)
• I have teeth and don't bite, I untangle carefully, I open paths in your hair, whether straight or curly. What am I? (The comb)
• We come out when night falls, we leave when the rooster crows, and some say they see us when their corns are stepped on. Who are we? (The stars)
• Blue, or pink, or cubist, always an artist. Who is it? (Picasso)
• He is a great lord, he has a green hat and brown pants. What is it? (The tree)
• Letters reach me and I can't read, and although I swallow them, I don't stain the paper. What am I? (The Mailbox)
• Over the cow, the "o", you can't guess it, no. What am I? (Codfish - Bacalao, sounds like vaca + lao)
• Eleven players of the same color, ten go through the field, behind a ball. What am I? (Soccer)
• Tall and thin knight, righteous and dreamer, who, on Rocinante's back, faced windmills believing they were giants. Who is this knight? (Don Quijote de la Mancha)
• Inside I am charcoal, outside I am wood, I travel in your pencil case and you take me to school! What am I? (The pencil)
• It guards the house like a lion, but it's not a mouse. What is it? (The padlock)
• Grandson of his great-grandfather, father of your siblings, uncle of your cousins and brother of your uncles. Who is he? (The father)
• With big shoes and a very painted face, I am the one who makes all the kids laugh. Who am I? (The clown)
• A brave tamer who has the audacity to teach children. Who is he? (The teacher)
• It's like a black and white dove, but it flies without wings and talks without a tongue. What is it? (The letter)
• It's swimming in the lagoon and when it speaks it says quack, quack, quack... Who is it? (The Duck)
• Nicanor had a boat and with it he sailed the river; was this a small boat or was this a large ship? Read slowly, Encarnación, and you will find the solution. What is the answer? (North, south, east and west)
• Guess, guess, it has feathers and is not a chicken, it has wings and does not fly. What is it? (The ostrich)
• Like cotton, I usually float in the air, sometimes I grant rain and others, just humidity. What am I? (The cloud)
• With a hose, helmet and ladder, I put out fires and bonfires. Who am I? (The firefighter)
• I am in the middle of the sea, I am neither a ship nor a sail and if you go to the arsenal you will find me first. What am I? (The letter A)
• It goes up full, comes down empty, and if it doesn't hurry, the soup gets cold. What am I? (The Spoon)
• It comes out of the earth and is not dust, it has water and is not a well, it is sweet and is not sugar, it is red and is not blood. What is it? (The watermelon)
• I grew up in the field, tied with green ribbons, and he who cries for me is tearing me to pieces. What am I? (The onion)
• Full of water, full of wine, on the table they are and they are fine crystal. What are they? (The glasses)
• Bird flying, with its guts hanging. What is it? (Kite)
• What will it be, what is it? the bigger it is, the less it is seen. What am I? (Darkness)
• Pérez walks and jil walks. Who am I talking about? (Parsley - Perejil)
• Pure as pure air, perverse as a traitor, its dark color is red and its aroma intoxicating. What am I? (The rose)
• They call it fox (zorra), you see, although always in reverse, the Japanese eat it and it's a very delicious dish. What is it? (Rice)
• Clay house, wooden sacristan, small people and the one who helps them. What is it? (Bean Pot)
• The panturrano dwarf, with three legs and one hand. What is it? (Metate)
• Did you know that Burritos are called "Burritos" because a man named Juan Méndez, during the Mexican Revolution, transported this dish across the border at the Rio Grande on a donkey? The dish for the journey was a "large flour tortilla, wrapped with rice and refried beans inside." (Burrito)