What normally loses its head in the morning but gets back in the evening? Think about something you use every day that might fit this description.
The answer is the pillow. In the morning, it “loses its head” because the person gets up and the pillow is left without a “head” (i.e., the person who was resting on it). By evening, it “gets back” when the person returns and uses it again.
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THE ANSWER:
“THE PILLOW“
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