Rebus puzzles tend to go pretty fast, so be quick! What is the picture below trying to say? To use @UnidentifiedX's words, "For those who don't know, a rebus is where words are represented by a picture and you try to figure what word or phrase the picture is trying to represent."

You’ll spar better with five letters; I charge a fee, must be me; A precise gun if I’m done; And I’m a band to cross land. What am I? Note: This riddle takes the form of A shocker in soccer. The key is to take a gibberish riddle and figure out which second half of the line matches u...

Yet another rebus. I have a feeling this one will go quick. What is this picture trying to say? In @UnidentifiedX's words, For those who don't know, a rebus is where words are represented by a picture and you try to figure what word or phrase the picture is trying to represent.

“Watson,” said Holmes, “I am picturing a cube with each face either completely red or completely blue.” “That sounds like a waste of your mental talents,” I replied. “You are quite right, Watson, but it’s your mental talents that concern me at this precise moment.” “Well I do wish they would...

As an object of beauty, I’m fabulous Take a closer look, I’m nebulous I can be rolled all around Or found beneath the ground I make big structures look marvellous

Given the first picture as context, what does the second picture suggest?

This question has spoilers for Riven, since it requires explaining one of the puzzles in the game in some detail. In the 1997 puzzle adventure game, Riven: The sequel to Myst, one prominent puzzle involves a boiler the size of a small building: To solve the puzzle, the player needs to figure ...

One particularly bizarre case took Holmes and myself to a laboratory where some odd-looking cultures were being grown in Petri dishes. “Watson,” Holmes said to me, in a way that suggested he was about to demonstrate his superior intellect. “Imagine that a Petri dish contains bacteria which div...

Across 1 Monopoly square (7) 4 Odds and ends (4 -1 - 4) 8 Diplomatic building (7) 9 Implements (5) 10 Fad (5) 11 Overnight carriage (7) 16 Mischievous sprite (7) 17 Laundry machine (4,5) 18 _ Kush, Asian mountains (5) 20 Tapes (9) ...

What might we say about this person? The answer to this riddle is a common object, phrase, or idiom

This is a... The answer to this riddle is a common object, phrase, or idiom

He is a... The answer to this riddle is a common object, being, phrase, or idiom

This creature is a... The answer to this riddle is a common object, being, phrase, or idiom

What is the image below trying to say?

What do I think about this picture? It's... The answer to this riddle is a common object, being, phrase, or idiom

Roses are Two Violets are Seven Whites are ?

A. Milk : White B. Gasoline : Engine C. Transport : Stranded D. Speed : Crash E. Wine : Sober Why did you choose what you chose? Explain your reasoning.

What is the image below trying to say?

Each brother tells us a bit about themselves. Can you identify their names? 1: "I'm the oldest of us, at least to you humans. You all say I'm weaker than my brothers, but my domain is infinite - a concept few comprehend." 2: "I'm the second in age and the second in might. I'm the most useful ...

This puzzle suggests either an actor or a character from the original Twilight Zone.

In the Land of Rebuses, I found some paper, as well as a few images: Some of these have already been tackled here: 1 2 3 4 Any images were found on freesvg.org or drawn manually. The answers to the rebuses are common words, phrases, or idioms

This puzzle suggests either an actor or a character from the original Twilight Zone.

In the spirit of the What is a Word™/Phrase™ series started by JLee, a special brand of Phrase™ and Word™ puzzles. If a word conforms to a special rule, I call it a Fascia Word™. Use the examples below to find the rule. $$ % set Title text. (spaces around the text ARE important; do not remo...