Number Phrases Trivia

Can you work out these expressions from the ditloids given? Remember to check the clues at the bottom of each questions for words required in each answer. H.F! (Have fun!)

Change the letters into words to form a phrase. Example: 12 M in a Y Answer: months in a year. Do not include the numbers in your answers.

See if you can solve the puzzle by finishing the sentences! Example: 7 D in a W Answer: Days in a Week. Don't include the numbers. Have fun and stretch your imagination!

Can you figure out these popular expressions from the clues? The pictures may help you out.

Determine what words are represented by the letters given in the clue. Use numerals rather than writing out the number in letters: Example - "12 S of the Z" translates as "12 Signs of the Zodiac".

This quiz is a follow-up to 10 INP (10 Increasing Number Phrases). Determine what words are represented by the letters given in the clue. Follow the hints for each question to help correct annotation. Eg: "12 MoTY" translates as "12 Months of the Year"

This quiz is specifically UK-oriented. The numbers are a hint for the answers, can you work them out? Note: Only give the words in the answer - NOT the numbers.

Welcome to another ditloid teaser. See if you can work out these expressions from the ditloids given. Example given in first question. Have fun!

Your mission, should you choose to accept it: discover what words are represented by the letters given in the clue-e.g. 3 W on a T = 3 wheels on a tricycle. Use numerals rather than writing numbers in full. Some of these questions have a British slant.

In honor of creating quiz #333333, I am dedicating this word play quiz to the incredible number 3. Each question is a well-known phrase or title. eg. 3 M in a T = 3 Men in a Tub. Make sure you write out the whole phrase and enjoy!

Complete the expression. ie 365 D in a Y = Days in a Year. Do not use the numbers in your answer, just the words after them. If there are parenthesis in the question, use them in your answer.

There are lots of phrases which use numbers. Can you solve these puzzles where I have replaced some words with the initial letters. Answers should be all in words. Hints will be a Funtrivia category where the phrase might appear and a clue.

Another Number and Word quiz, most are general with a few being UK specific. Please enter only the words, not the numbers.

This one is mainly global but one or two questions may have a UK slant. Enter only the words - not the associated numbers.

Another general set of questions, again a few maybe having a UK slant. Answers only in words please, do not include the given numbers.

Try to decipher a popular phrase based on the letters and information given to you. Only the first letter of every word in the phrase is given to you. The object is to figure out the phrase. Example: H-W-L-L-L-B. Answer: he who laughs last laughs best **

Each question contains the initials of words that will make it correct. Find the missing word. Example: 52= W.in a Y (weeks in a year)