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Festival Of Lights Riddle
I am a holiday known as the Festival of Lights. Jewish people light one candle on the menorah each night to remember the miracle of oil. What holiday am I?
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Given Each Night Riddle
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Symbol Of Hanukkah
I am a Jewish symbol of Hanukkah. I have 6 points and look like two triangles put together. What am I?
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Spin Me Like A Top
I am a toy that Jewish children play with. You spin me like a top. I have Hebrew letters on each side. What am I?
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Jewish Donut
I am a jelly-filled donut that is fried in oil. I am a Jewish food that starts with the letter "s" and a favorite Hanukkah treat. What am I?
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Potato Pancake Riddle
I am a potato pancake that is fried in oil. I am a Jewish food that people eat during Hanukkah and I start with the letter L. What am I?
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Foil Wrapped Chocolate
I am a Jewish chocolate candy that is wrapped in foil. I sometimes have a picture of a menorah on me or the Star of David. What am I?
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I Light Them All
I am the helper candle in the menorah. I am used to light all the other candles each night of Hanukkah. What am I?
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Eight Candles Riddle
I am a special candle holder for Hanukkah. I have eight candles and one special candle called a shamash that lights all the other candles. I represent the miracle of the oil lasting for 8 days. What am I?
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A Special Holiday
Parties and fun while dancing the hora.
Spinning tops to play with and good things to eat.
Which holiday is this for you and your family?
Spinning tops to play with and good things to eat.
Which holiday is this for you and your family?
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Nun, Gimel, Heh, And Shin
Nun, gimel, heh, and shin,
See the wooden play piece spin.
Nes gadol hayah shin,
If I'm lucky I will win!
What is it?
See the wooden play piece spin.
Nes gadol hayah shin,
If I'm lucky I will win!
What is it?
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Spin Me Round
Spin me, spin me, round and round. The pot's at stake when I fall down. You may get nothing, you may just win. If I land on shin, more pieces go in! What am I?
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Intertwining Dimensions Riddle
More than just a double triangle, I intertwine the internal and external dimensions of God, Torah and Israel. What am I?
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Eight Holy Days
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Forget Me And I Melt
Getting a handful of these brings a joy you've never felt, but don't leave me in your pockets because I may melt! What am I?
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Post Your Hanukkah Riddles Puns Below
Can you come up with a cool, funny or clever Hanukkah Riddles of your own? Post it below (without the answer) to see if you can stump our users.
1. What do you call a potato that celebrates Hanukkah? A latke-tater!
2. Why couldn't the menorah stop singing? It was lit!
3. What do you call a snowman celebrating Hanukkah? A frozen-ikle.
4. Why did the dreidel refuse to spin? It was too cool for school!
5. What do you call a Hanukkah candle that's always on time? Punctual-iah.
6. Why did the Maccabee family refuse to eat donuts? They were trying to cut back on their oil intake!
7. Why did the rabbi refuse to play basketball on Hanukkah? He was afraid of the backcourt violation!
8. What do you call a Hanukkah party with no potato pancakes? A missed-latte.
9. What does a Hanukkah celebration and a basketball game have in common? They both involve plenty of dribbling!
10. Why did the Hanukkah candles go out early? They were burnt out!
11. What do you call a festive Hanukkah game of dreidel? Spin and win with a twist!
12. Why did the Hanukkah cookie refuse to be eaten? It was feeling a bit crumby.
13. What do you call a Hanukkah celebration with no gifts? A sad Hanukkity.
14. Why did the Jewish man refuse to buy a new car for Hanukkah? He was saving up for a Maccabee-licious feast!
15. What do you call a Hanukkah gift that's always cold? A chill-ukkah present.
16. Why did the Hanukkah candle refuse to light up the room? It was too shy to shine!
17. What do you call a Hanukkah party with no music? A silent night Jew-ish-style.
18. Why did the Hanukkah menorah go to sleep early? It was tuckered out from all that candle-lighting!
19. What do you call a potato pancake with an identity crisis? A latke-doodle-do.
20. Why did the Hanukkah candles overheat? They were burning the Midnight Hanukkah Oil!
21. What do you call a Hanukkah party with no jelly donuts? A cream-less Chag Sameach!
22. Why did the Hanukkah menorah go on strike against the candles? It felt left out in the cold!
23. What do you get when you cross a Hanukkah celebration with a Christmas tree? A menorah-blessed evergreen.
24. Why did the Hanukkah candle refuse to share? It was feeling a bit wick-ed.
25. What do you call a Hanukkah party with no guests? A lonely-loid.
26. Why did the Hanukkah dreidel refuse to spin? It had a case of stage fright!
27. What do you call a Hanukkah menorah that can sing? A gelt-tastic choir.
28. Why did the Hanukkah party guests bring their own menorahs? They were feeling a bit candelabra-less.
29. What do you call a Hanukkah candle that can't keep time? A tardy-biah.
30. Why did the Hanukkah latke cross the road? To get to the other fryer!
31. What do you call a Hanukkah party with no dreidel games? A fun-less menor-athon.
32. Why did the Hanukkah candle refuse to stand up straight? It was feeling a bit lightheaded.
33. What do you get when you cross a dreidel and a menorah? A spinning Channu-k-tah.
34. Why did the Hanukkah candles refuse to go out? They were trying to burn the midnight oil!
35. What do you call a Hanukkah party with no jelly donuts? A festivus for the rest of us.
36. Why did the Hanukkah cookie run away from the party? It was afraid of being dipped in milk.
37. What do you call a Hanukkah party with no latkes? A Hanukkah without potatoes!
38. Why did the Hanukkah menorah refuse to stay upright? It was feeling a bit topple-heavy.
39. What do you get when you cross a Hanukkah carol with a Christmas tune? A dreidel-ing we will go, all the way to the Maccabee glow.
40. Why did the Hanukkah candle refuse to burn? It was too cold-hearted.
41. What do you call a Hanukkah party with no kosher wine? A heartless Hanukkah, that's what.
42. Why did the Hanukkah donut regret making a sweet tooth happy? It was afraid it would get eaten up.
43. What do you get when you cross a Hanukkah party with a disco ball? A dreidel light display!
44. Why did the Hanukkah menorah refuse to be moved around? It was a bit of a candlestick-in-the-mud.
45. What do you call a Hanukkah party with no luck? A shmear-ful affair.
46. Why did the Hanukkah candle refuse to light up the night? It was feeling a bit shy around the flame.
47. What do you get when you cross a Hanukkah party with a dance party? A sweet and spicy celebration!
48. Why did the Hanukkah cookie get rejected by its own batch? It was too sugar-coated.
49. What do you call a Hanukkah party with no cheese-filled pastry? A hapless Hanukkah, for sure.
50. Why did the Hanukkah dreidel refuse to spin with its own friends? It was a bit of a rebel-gelt.
1. What do you call a potato that celebrates Hanukkah? A latke-tater!
2. Why couldn't the menorah stop singing? It was lit!
3. What do you call a snowman celebrating Hanukkah? A frozen-ikle.
4. Why did the dreidel refuse to spin? It was too cool for school!
5. What do you call a Hanukkah candle that's always on time? Punctual-iah.
6. Why did the Maccabee family refuse to eat donuts? They were trying to cut back on their oil intake!
7. Why did the rabbi refuse to play basketball on Hanukkah? He was afraid of the backcourt violation!
8. What do you call a Hanukkah party with no potato pancakes? A missed-latte.
9. What does a Hanukkah celebration and a basketball game have in common? They both involve plenty of dribbling!
10. Why did the Hanukkah candles go out early? They were burnt out!
11. What do you call a festive Hanukkah game of dreidel? Spin and win with a twist!
12. Why did the Hanukkah cookie refuse to be eaten? It was feeling a bit crumby.
13. What do you call a Hanukkah celebration with no gifts? A sad Hanukkity.
14. Why did the Jewish man refuse to buy a new car for Hanukkah? He was saving up for a Maccabee-licious feast!
15. What do you call a Hanukkah gift that's always cold? A chill-ukkah present.
16. Why did the Hanukkah candle refuse to light up the room? It was too shy to shine!
17. What do you call a Hanukkah party with no music? A silent night Jew-ish-style.
18. Why did the Hanukkah menorah go to sleep early? It was tuckered out from all that candle-lighting!
19. What do you call a potato pancake with an identity crisis? A latke-doodle-do.
20. Why did the Hanukkah candles overheat? They were burning the Midnight Hanukkah Oil!
21. What do you call a Hanukkah party with no jelly donuts? A cream-less Chag Sameach!
22. Why did the Hanukkah menorah go on strike against the candles? It felt left out in the cold!
23. What do you get when you cross a Hanukkah celebration with a Christmas tree? A menorah-blessed evergreen.
24. Why did the Hanukkah candle refuse to share? It was feeling a bit wick-ed.
25. What do you call a Hanukkah party with no guests? A lonely-loid.
26. Why did the Hanukkah dreidel refuse to spin? It had a case of stage fright!
27. What do you call a Hanukkah menorah that can sing? A gelt-tastic choir.
28. Why did the Hanukkah party guests bring their own menorahs? They were feeling a bit candelabra-less.
29. What do you call a Hanukkah candle that can't keep time? A tardy-biah.
30. Why did the Hanukkah latke cross the road? To get to the other fryer!
31. What do you call a Hanukkah party with no dreidel games? A fun-less menor-athon.
32. Why did the Hanukkah candle refuse to stand up straight? It was feeling a bit lightheaded.
33. What do you get when you cross a dreidel and a menorah? A spinning Channu-k-tah.
34. Why did the Hanukkah candles refuse to go out? They were trying to burn the midnight oil!
35. What do you call a Hanukkah party with no jelly donuts? A festivus for the rest of us.
36. Why did the Hanukkah cookie run away from the party? It was afraid of being dipped in milk.
37. What do you call a Hanukkah party with no latkes? A Hanukkah without potatoes!
38. Why did the Hanukkah menorah refuse to stay upright? It was feeling a bit topple-heavy.
39. What do you get when you cross a Hanukkah carol with a Christmas tune? A dreidel-ing we will go, all the way to the Maccabee glow.
40. Why did the Hanukkah candle refuse to burn? It was too cold-hearted.
41. What do you call a Hanukkah party with no kosher wine? A heartless Hanukkah, that's what.
42. Why did the Hanukkah donut regret making a sweet tooth happy? It was afraid it would get eaten up.
43. What do you get when you cross a Hanukkah party with a disco ball? A dreidel light display!
44. Why did the Hanukkah menorah refuse to be moved around? It was a bit of a candlestick-in-the-mud.
45. What do you call a Hanukkah party with no luck? A shmear-ful affair.
46. Why did the Hanukkah candle refuse to light up the night? It was feeling a bit shy around the flame.
47. What do you get when you cross a Hanukkah party with a dance party? A sweet and spicy celebration!
48. Why did the Hanukkah cookie get rejected by its own batch? It was too sugar-coated.
49. What do you call a Hanukkah party with no cheese-filled pastry? A hapless Hanukkah, for sure.
50. Why did the Hanukkah dreidel refuse to spin with its own friends? It was a bit of a rebel-gelt.