60 Number and Letter Box Riddles in 2024 (Updated Collection)

I’m between B and D, but not quite a letter. What am I?

I’m the start of every word but only in a box. What am I?

I’m not a bird, but I fly high. I’m a number in the sky. What am I?

I’m less than a dozen but more than a pair. You can count me, but I’m not quite there. What am I?

I’m the middle of 9 and 1, without me there’s no fun. What am I?

I’m the first in every race, but never in last place. What am I?

I’m two digits combined, and I’m always prime. What am I?

I’m a letter that starts a sentence but never ends one. What am I?

I’m round but not a zero. I’m a vowel but not an ‘O’. What am I?

I’m a digit that can stand tall, but without a head, I’ll fall. What am I?

I’m one less than 100, but I still have two digits. What am I?

I’m a letter with two curves, but I’m not a U. What am I?

I’m found in the middle of seven and nine, and I’m a digit so fine. What am I?

I’m a number that’s not odd, but I’m not even either. What am I?

I’m a letter that looks the same upside down and right side up. What am I?

I’m a single digit that is part of a perfect square. What am I?

I’m the smallest two-digit number, but I’m still a number. What am I?

I’m the last letter of the alphabet, but I’m not the last in your heart. What am I?

I’m an even number that’s also a prime. What am I?

I’m a letter you can drink but never eat. What am I?

I’m a number that’s a palindrome, but not quite at its prime. What am I?

I’m a letter that’s often silent but always present. What am I?

I’m a digit in the middle of nowhere, yet I’m everywhere. What am I?

I’m a letter that loves company but stands alone at the end. What am I?

I’m a number that doubles when you flip it upside down. What am I?

I’m the only vowel that’s also a question. What am I?

I’m two letters combined that form a single sound. What am I?

I’m the smallest odd number you’ll ever find. What am I?

I’m a letter you’ll see at the end of ‘buzz’. What am I?

I’m a number that’s often feared, but without me, there’s no balance. What am I?

I’m a number that fits in the middle but never leads. What am I?

I’m a letter that can represent 10, but I’m not a digit. What am I?

I’m a digit that completes every week. What am I?

I’m a number that’s lucky in some places, but not everywhere. What am I?

I’m a letter you’ll find in the middle of the alphabet, not the end. What am I?

I’m a number that’s one less than perfect. What am I?

I’m a number that’s never odd, but always even. What am I?

I’m the only number that’s a letter too. What am I?

I’m a number that’s in between two threes. What am I?

I’m a letter that follows one and leads three. What am I?

I’m a number you’ll find between nine and eleven. What am I?

I’m a letter that’s commonly mistaken for a digit. What am I?

I’m a digit you can add to itself and still be the same. What am I?

I’m a letter that’s in both ‘boat’ and ‘goat’. What am I?

I’m a number that can’t be divided by anything but one and myself. What am I?

I’m a letter that makes a word plural, but sometimes singular too. What am I?

I’m a digit that represents nothing but means a lot. What am I?

I’m a number that completes a decade. What am I?

I’m a letter that begins and ends with the same sound. What am I?

I’m a number you can divide by itself to get one. What am I?

I stand outside your home, awaiting a daily gift. I hold secrets and surprises, and my door, you must lift. What am I?

I don’t speak, but I receive words daily. I have no hands, but I hold onto letters securely. What am I?

I wait patiently by the road, standing tall and strong. I collect messages from near and far, short and long. What am I?

I open with a flap, not a door. I guard letters that bring news or more. What am I?

I’m not a building, but I have an address. I stand by your home, collecting mail without stress. What am I?

I don’t have wheels, but I transport stories. I’m visited daily, carrying news and worries. What am I?

I’m the first to receive the day’s surprise. Inside me, messages of joy and sometimes lies. What am I?

I don’t move, but I deliver. I’m the keeper of letters, rain or shiver. What am I?

I’m a box that holds more than just things. I keep letters from family, friends, and kings. What am I?

I’m not a phone, but I bring messages to you. I’m stationary but carry words that are true. What am I?