Picture Puzzles: E or Not, SHUNSHUNSHUN & GI GI GI

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The discussion revolves around word puzzles known as rebuses or dingbats, where participants share and solve various creative puzzles. Initial contributions include phrases like "Ready or not" and "Good intentions," with users engaging in playful banter while deciphering meanings. The conversation highlights the enjoyment of these puzzles, with members encouraging each other to post more. Several new puzzles are introduced, including "Thanks in advance" and "A hidden agenda," prompting further attempts at solving. Participants clarify the distinction between rebuses and dingbats, noting that rebuses can use pictures or symbols to represent phrases. The thread showcases a collaborative and light-hearted atmosphere as users share their love for wordplay and challenge each other with clever riddles.
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1. E or not.

2.
Code:
    SHUN
SHUNSHUNSHUN
SHUNgoodSHUN
SHUNSHUNSHUN	
    SHUN

3.

Code:
GI GI GI GI GI GI GI GI
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C C C C C C C C C C C

Feel free to post more like these in here. I love these kind of word puzzles.
 
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1. Was the red R supposed to be a red E? If so, then "Ready or not". Otherwise, I'm stumped.

2. Good intensions "good in ten shuns"

3. Overseas soldiers "GI's over C's"

 
yep you got em all right. Cookie for you.
 
Click on the edit button in your original post to edit the 1st one.
 
Some new ones:

1: ._____RANGE

2: SHcryAME

3: Ban ana

4: issue issue issue issue issue issue issue issue issue issue

5: E more more more more
 
3: Banana split :)
 
2- crying shame (cry-in-shame)[/color]
 

1: Point-blank range
5: Ready for more (Red E 4 more)
 
I had a hard time on 4. Anyone getting it yet? Its more sounding it out to get a word.

Ok answer:


10 issues
ten issues
tennis shoes. :-p
 
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  • #10
My favourite of all time:


S _ _ _ _ d Cousin
 
  • #11
Answer to Dave's:

second cousin once removed (letters e, c, o, and n removed)

Good one! :smile:

A couple more off the top of my head...

1. adthanksvance

2. C C C sail C C C C
 
  • #12
1 Thanks in advance
2 Sailing the seven seas
 
  • #13
How about this one?

c
o
n
 
  • #14
Heh...

condescending
 
  • #15


M
o
t
h
e
r

Ok it's supposed to be slanting
 
  • #16


e e e e F[/color]E[/color]L[/color]L[/color]O[/color]W[/color]
 
  • #17


atthepointe said:
Code:
M
   o
      t
         h
            e
               r
It finally hit me.
step mother
 
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  • #18


Love ccc

the world

[strike]woaitler[/strike]

customer
customer
customer​

12 T
 
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  • #19


I got four of them.
Love across the seas
You can't mix oil and water
The customer is always right
afternoon tea
 
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  • #20


Nice, however, the first one is intended differently

some more:

writer
writer
writer
writer
writer


tenetr

nohng
 
  • #21


love sees light over the world (?)


its nothing without it
 
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  • #22


agenda
 
  • #23


lisab said:
agenda

A hidden agenda :smile:
 
  • #24


Andre said:
Love ccc

rewebster said:
love sees light over the world (?)

Love sees no color

its nothing without it

Excellent
 
  • #25


The world is small (?)


These are in between (?) or


(Tees are in between) / fairways
 
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  • #26


the world

rewebster said:
The world is small (?)

:smile:

without a worry in the world
 
  • #27


e-x

ONE

xx

co-me

w
a
v
e

__________________ 56
 
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  • #28


standing wave
 
  • #29


gesg
 
  • #30


Jimmy Snyder said:
gesg

6sa6... upside down :biggrin:
 
  • #31


Jimmy Snyder said:
gesg

sings
 
  • #32


Umm... no that's not right. Hint: It's supposed to be on steps.
stepmother
This is to mother slanting
 
  • #33


Andre said:
the world



:smile:

without a worry in the world

iworryn thworrye world
 
  • #34


rewebster said:
iworryn thworrye world

:smile:

tworldhe
 
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  • #35


Anyway

e-x
electron ics

ONE
Capital one

xx
doublecross

co-me
negative in come

writer
writer
writer
writer
writer
writer's block

tenetr
in ter, net

__________________ 56
lineage
 
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  • #36


and

hsis

je.ction
 
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  • #37


is back in high school?

dot injection or maybe point injection?

A few more to work on :

1. symphon
2. 1s2a3f4e5t6y7
3. a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t v w x y z
4. mce mce mce

PS: (To the OP) There's a name for these puzzles - they are called rebuses.
 
  • #38


Gokul43201 said:
is back in high school?

hsis
thesis note

dot injection or maybe point injection?

single point injection

1. symphon

Schubert No 8 in B minor Unvollendete

PS: (To the OP) There's a name for these puzzles - they are called rebuses.

For some reason we call them dingbats in The Netherlands
 
  • #39


o ne

acts
 
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  • #40


rewebster said:
sings[/color]
You have puzzled the puzzler with that one. I had in mind a breakfast treat.
 
  • #41


Jimmy Snyder said:
You have puzzled the puzzler with that one. I had in mind a breakfast treat.
Scrambled eggs, not es in g's.

Dingbats! I love it.
 
  • #42


Rebus is different. In a rebus, actual pictures take the place of words like:
[eye] [heart] [ewe] where each word in brackets is replaced by a picture, is a rebus for "I love you".
 
  • #43


Gokul43201 said:
3. a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t v w x y z

Are (u) you missing?

One more:

deorr
 
  • #44


Jimmy Snyder said:
Rebus is different. In a rebus, actual pictures take the place of words like:
[eye] [heart] [ewe] where each word in brackets is replaced by a picture, is a rebus for "I love you".
That's one example of a rebus. The definition of a rebus that I'm aware of allows you to use either pictures or symbols (letters count as symbols) to construct phrases. But in present day rebuses, a broader set of tricks seem to be allowed.

See:
http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/rebus
http://kids.niehs.nih.gov/braintpics.htm

Andre, I was going for "missing you" but that's close enough.
 
  • #45


Andre said:
Are (u) you missing?

One more:

deorr

No I'm right here :wink:. Just feeling disordered, as usual.
 
  • #46


Andre said:
One more:

deorr
I'm thinking it's more like: in alphabetical order.
 
  • #47


Gokul43201 said:
I'm thinking it's more like: in alphabetical order.

quite right, how about:

charlie hotel echo charlie kilo

Code:
f      o       r       m

se se se se
se storm se
se se se se

m
day

moorhtab

-cule



These are still open:

o ne

and
hint: something not there again

acts
 
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  • #48


Jimmy Snyder said:
It finally hit me.
step mother

Yep. That's right. Yay!
 
  • #49


Andre said:
quite right, how about:

charlie hotel echo charlie kilo

Code:
f      o       r       m

se se se se
se storm se
se se se se

m
day

moorhtab

-cule



These are still open:

o ne

and
hint: something not there again

acts


Some attempts:

spell check, long form, ? , monday, (some kind of backwards bathroom?), ? , ? , ? , disappearing acts
 
  • #50
chicken call ?

open forum ?

bathroom mirror


blue monday

miniscule


stormy seas ?


not one left

wild guess for and = Christmas eve ?

I'm pretty sure Gokul43201 got the last one--or vanishing acts
 
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