What is B^D Guide?

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The discussion centers around the rebus puzzle "B^D," which translates to "Be the D." Participants engage in solving and creating rebus puzzles, showcasing their familiarity with this form of wordplay. The conversation highlights the collaborative nature of puzzle-solving, with users providing clues and answers. The correct interpretation of "B^D" is confirmed, emphasizing the importance of understanding rebus puzzles in this context.

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  • Understanding of rebus puzzles
  • Familiarity with wordplay and lateral thinking
  • Basic knowledge of collaborative problem-solving techniques
  • Experience in engaging with online puzzle communities
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  • Explore advanced rebus puzzle techniques
  • Learn about the history and evolution of rebus puzzles
  • Participate in online forums dedicated to puzzle-solving
  • Practice creating your own rebus puzzles for community feedback
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This discussion is beneficial for puzzle enthusiasts, educators looking to incorporate wordplay into learning, and anyone interested in enhancing their problem-solving skills through collaborative engagement.

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B^D (answer has 4 words)
 
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I'm really tempted to answer "B to the D"...
 
Joppy said:
I'm really tempted to answer "B to the D"...
YUK! Not familiar with rebus puzzles?
 
Wilmer said:
YUK! Not familiar with rebus puzzles?

Hey it's four words! Anyway it wasn't my answer.. still tinking.
 
Joppy said:
.. still tinking.
Stinking?
 
Bad. Really, really bad.
 
Clue: --- ------ ---- --
 
The powers that be?
(Wondering)
 
Bad, really real ba!
 
  • #10
Olinguito said:
The powers that be?
(Wondering)

CORRECT! D=the, B=be

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One for you I Like Serena:

Londo- Pari- (4 words)
 
  • #11
Wilmer said:
Londo- Pari- (4 words)
Clue: t--- o- t-- c-----

Try it too Joppy!
 
  • #12
Wilmer said:
Clue: t--- o- t-- c-----

Try it too Joppy!

[sp]Tale of two cities[/sp]
 
  • #13
KEERECT! You get a pink star for your forehead :)
 

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