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

[Andre]

and

hsis

je.ction

 

[Gokul43201]

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.

 

[Andre]

is back in high school?

hsis

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thesis note

dot injection or maybe point injection?

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single point injection

1. symphon

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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

 

[Andre]

o ne

acts

 

[Jimmy Snyder]

sings

You have puzzled the puzzler with that one. I had in mind a breakfast treat.

 

[Gokul43201]

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.

 

[Jimmy Snyder]

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".

 

[Andre]

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

 

[Gokul43201]

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.

 

[lisab]

Are (u) you missing?

One more:

deorr

No I'm right here . Just feeling disordered, as usual.

 

[Gokul43201]

One more:

deorr

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

 

[Andre]

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

quite right, how about:

charlie hotel echo charlie kilo

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

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hint: something not there again

acts

 

[atthepointe]

It finally hit me.

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step mother

Yep. That's right. Yay!

 

[Gokul43201]

quite right, how about:

charlie hotel echo charlie kilo

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

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hint: something not there again

acts

Some attempts:

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spell check, long form, ? , monday, (some kind of backwards bathroom?), ? , ? , ? , disappearing acts

 

[rewebster]

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chicken call ?

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open forum ?

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bathroom mirror

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blue monday

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miniscule

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stormy seas ?

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not one left

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wild guess for and = Christmas eve ?

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

 

[rewebster]

Scrambled eggs, not es in g's.

Dingbats! I love it.

What! how about singing scrambled eggs!?

 

[Andre]

charlie hotel echo charlie kilo

Right Gokul

f      o       r       m

close but it's a familiar term - millions of google hits.

se se se se
se storm se
se se se se

No, hint: count.

m
day

moorhtab

-cule

Right, Rewebster

o ne

Hint: on e gets to the same expression

and

hint: bold and ... ?

acts

Right, Gokul.

 

[rewebster]

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expanded form

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intense storm

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for 'o ne' banana or split personality

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beautiful ?

 

[Andre]

First two yes,

o ne
What other synonym can we use for that space?

and
Hint: the missing word is negating itself, otherwise I could not leave it out.

 

[rewebster]

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there's only one opening

 

[Andre]

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there's only one opening

Still another synonym. The expression in parenthesis gives over two million hits in google. People are elated when they did it.

 

[Jimmy Snyder]

Still another synonym. The expression in parenthesis gives over two million hits in google. People are elated when they did it.

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a hole in one

That's pretty tortured if you ask me.

 

[Andre]

 

[Andre]

The last one open.

and

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bold and no-ble

 

[rewebster]

The last one open.

and

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bold and no-ble

hmmm...


I'm still not getting it---can you do a quick 'explain, please'?

 

[Andre]

--can you do a quick 'explain, please'?

I have no idea what a 'ble' is, but there is none here: no ble, noble.

Bold and noble