Say What Puzzle from Magazine
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What words/phrase does the following rebus represent?:
+ DEEF
The answer is two words, each containing 8 letters.
rebus
edited Jan 22 at 3:42
Alconja
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asked Jan 22 at 2:21
Mavis WhiteheadMavis Whitehead
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9
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What words/phrase does the following rebus represent?:
+ DEEF
The answer is two words, each containing 8 letters.
rebus
edited Jan 22 at 3:42
Alconja
21.9k1293143
asked Jan 22 at 2:21
Mavis WhiteheadMavis Whitehead
521
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HI, welcome to Puzzling Stackexchange! Unfortunately, this puzzle seems to be too broad of a question, do you think you can elaborate or add on to the question? Also, I'm not too sure if this constitutes as a rebus puzzle.
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– North
Jan 22 at 3:07
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It's fine. It's a rebus, it just so happens the picture can be rendered in ASCII.
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– deep thought
Jan 22 at 3:09
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? Really? I thought rebuses had to have pictures or words that represent pictures. Would this constitute better as wordplay or no?
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– North
Jan 22 at 3:11
5
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@Mavis - Welcome to PSE. Since you've sourced this puzzle from elsewhere, can you provide details of the source (to avoid running afoul of plagiarism rules). If it's from a magazine, the name/issue should be sufficient.
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– Alconja
Jan 22 at 3:44
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@maviswhitehead, if my answer is correct, may you please accept it? P.S. Welcome to PSE! :)
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– QuantumTwinkie
Jan 25 at 19:52
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9
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What words/phrase does the following rebus represent?:
+ DEEF
The answer is two words, each containing 8 letters.
rebus
edited Jan 22 at 3:42
Alconja
21.9k1293143
asked Jan 22 at 2:21
Mavis WhiteheadMavis Whitehead
521
$endgroup$
What words/phrase does the following rebus represent?:
+ DEEF
The answer is two words, each containing 8 letters.
rebus
rebus
edited Jan 22 at 3:42
Alconja
21.9k1293143
asked Jan 22 at 2:21
Mavis WhiteheadMavis Whitehead
521
edited Jan 22 at 3:42
Alconja
21.9k1293143
asked Jan 22 at 2:21
Mavis WhiteheadMavis Whitehead
521
edited Jan 22 at 3:42
Alconja
21.9k1293143
edited Jan 22 at 3:42
Alconja
21.9k1293143
edited Jan 22 at 3:42
Alconja
21.9k1293143
21.9k1293143
asked Jan 22 at 2:21
Mavis WhiteheadMavis Whitehead
521
asked Jan 22 at 2:21
Mavis WhiteheadMavis Whitehead
521
asked Jan 22 at 2:21
Mavis WhiteheadMavis Whitehead
521
521
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HI, welcome to Puzzling Stackexchange! Unfortunately, this puzzle seems to be too broad of a question, do you think you can elaborate or add on to the question? Also, I'm not too sure if this constitutes as a rebus puzzle.
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– North
Jan 22 at 3:07
2
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It's fine. It's a rebus, it just so happens the picture can be rendered in ASCII.
$endgroup$
– deep thought
Jan 22 at 3:09
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? Really? I thought rebuses had to have pictures or words that represent pictures. Would this constitute better as wordplay or no?
$endgroup$
– North
Jan 22 at 3:11
5
$begingroup$
@Mavis - Welcome to PSE. Since you've sourced this puzzle from elsewhere, can you provide details of the source (to avoid running afoul of plagiarism rules). If it's from a magazine, the name/issue should be sufficient.
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– Alconja
Jan 22 at 3:44
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@maviswhitehead, if my answer is correct, may you please accept it? P.S. Welcome to PSE! :)
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– QuantumTwinkie
Jan 25 at 19:52
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HI, welcome to Puzzling Stackexchange! Unfortunately, this puzzle seems to be too broad of a question, do you think you can elaborate or add on to the question? Also, I'm not too sure if this constitutes as a rebus puzzle.
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– North
Jan 22 at 3:07
2
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It's fine. It's a rebus, it just so happens the picture can be rendered in ASCII.
$endgroup$
– deep thought
Jan 22 at 3:09
$begingroup$
? Really? I thought rebuses had to have pictures or words that represent pictures. Would this constitute better as wordplay or no?
$endgroup$
– North
Jan 22 at 3:11
5
$begingroup$
@Mavis - Welcome to PSE. Since you've sourced this puzzle from elsewhere, can you provide details of the source (to avoid running afoul of plagiarism rules). If it's from a magazine, the name/issue should be sufficient.
$endgroup$
– Alconja
Jan 22 at 3:44
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@maviswhitehead, if my answer is correct, may you please accept it? P.S. Welcome to PSE! :)
$endgroup$
– QuantumTwinkie
Jan 25 at 19:52
$begingroup$
HI, welcome to Puzzling Stackexchange! Unfortunately, this puzzle seems to be too broad of a question, do you think you can elaborate or add on to the question? Also, I'm not too sure if this constitutes as a rebus puzzle.
$endgroup$
– North
Jan 22 at 3:07
$begingroup$
HI, welcome to Puzzling Stackexchange! Unfortunately, this puzzle seems to be too broad of a question, do you think you can elaborate or add on to the question? Also, I'm not too sure if this constitutes as a rebus puzzle.
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– North
Jan 22 at 3:07
2
2
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It's fine. It's a rebus, it just so happens the picture can be rendered in ASCII.
$endgroup$
– deep thought
Jan 22 at 3:09
$begingroup$
It's fine. It's a rebus, it just so happens the picture can be rendered in ASCII.
$endgroup$
– deep thought
Jan 22 at 3:09
$begingroup$
? Really? I thought rebuses had to have pictures or words that represent pictures. Would this constitute better as wordplay or no?
$endgroup$
– North
Jan 22 at 3:11
$begingroup$
? Really? I thought rebuses had to have pictures or words that represent pictures. Would this constitute better as wordplay or no?
$endgroup$
– North
Jan 22 at 3:11
5
5
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@Mavis - Welcome to PSE. Since you've sourced this puzzle from elsewhere, can you provide details of the source (to avoid running afoul of plagiarism rules). If it's from a magazine, the name/issue should be sufficient.
$endgroup$
– Alconja
Jan 22 at 3:44
$begingroup$
@Mavis - Welcome to PSE. Since you've sourced this puzzle from elsewhere, can you provide details of the source (to avoid running afoul of plagiarism rules). If it's from a magazine, the name/issue should be sufficient.
$endgroup$
– Alconja
Jan 22 at 3:44
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@maviswhitehead, if my answer is correct, may you please accept it? P.S. Welcome to PSE! :)
$endgroup$
– QuantumTwinkie
Jan 25 at 19:52
$begingroup$
@maviswhitehead, if my answer is correct, may you please accept it? P.S. Welcome to PSE! :)
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– QuantumTwinkie
Jan 25 at 19:52
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It is
Positive Feedback
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It is the word feed, backwards and a "+" meaning positive.
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Positive Feedback
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It is the word feed, backwards and a "+" meaning positive.
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Positive Feedback
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It is the word feed, backwards and a "+" meaning positive.
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It is
Positive Feedback
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It is the word feed, backwards and a "+" meaning positive.
answered Jan 22 at 2:35
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Positive Feedback
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It is the word feed, backwards and a "+" meaning positive.
answered Jan 22 at 2:35
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HI, welcome to Puzzling Stackexchange! Unfortunately, this puzzle seems to be too broad of a question, do you think you can elaborate or add on to the question? Also, I'm not too sure if this constitutes as a rebus puzzle.
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– North
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It's fine. It's a rebus, it just so happens the picture can be rendered in ASCII.
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– deep thought
Jan 22 at 3:09
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? Really? I thought rebuses had to have pictures or words that represent pictures. Would this constitute better as wordplay or no?
$endgroup$
– North
Jan 22 at 3:11
5
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@Mavis - Welcome to PSE. Since you've sourced this puzzle from elsewhere, can you provide details of the source (to avoid running afoul of plagiarism rules). If it's from a magazine, the name/issue should be sufficient.
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– Alconja
Jan 22 at 3:44
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@maviswhitehead, if my answer is correct, may you please accept it? P.S. Welcome to PSE! :)
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– QuantumTwinkie
Jan 25 at 19:52