Rebuses Trivia

Two clues are given for two single words which, when joined together make a compound word. Example: Not down (up) - and - A firm fit (tight) make a word meaning - Feeling tense or nervous (Answer = uptight)

Can you work out these well known sayings, all containing a colour, from the clues given? Be sure to check out the number of words required for each answer in the Hint section.

I'll give the type of animal - you need to work out the name of the animal's home from the picture puzzles given! Start ferreting around now!

Driving, you notice the license plate of the van in front of you.It says 6ISENUF.As you pass the van you notice the six screaming kids in the back.You come to the conclusion it said 'six is enough'.If you like vanity plates you will like this quiz.

This rebus quiz shows my poor endeavour at artwork representing several things commonly associated with the United States of America. Can you guess what they are?

Each question features a series of pictures which, when combined or spoken together, form the answer. Bear in mind, though, the pictures used may not always literally represent a word; some may be an example of something used to describe that word.

Well, I made it! This is my 100th quiz and to commemorate this wonderful event, I've constructed a quiz of picture rebuses with the word 'one' in the answer.

Card games have been around for hundreds of years. See if you can identify which card game is given in the clue in other words.

Eating five pieces of fruit and veg a day is supposed to be good for your health, but these handy foods can also turn up in other more unexpected places during your day. Let's investigate using the rebus picture clues provided.

Two clues are given for two single words which, when joined together make a compound word. Example: Not down (up) - and - A firm fit (tight) make a word meaning - Feeling tense or nervous (Answer = uptight)

When choosing new passwords, I use the numbers on my phone to choose numbers that will 'spell' a word. Can you find the love-related words I use to remember each of the following numbers?

In these rebuses, all of the answers contain the word "one". Figure out the common expressions from the pictures provided and the clues in the question. Do not use punctuation.

Work out the meaning of two shorter words given and combine them for the answer of a longer word - the clue for which is given. Have fun :)

Actually, here are ten puzzles, all about solving one puzzle. Enjoy!

Can you work out the names of these ten flowers from the clues given for the different syllables of each? Singular form of each only required.

Combine two words to create a third, given definitions of all three (like a rebus!). More fun than it sounds (I hope!). Remember, though: spelling counts.

Here are some new license plates that I have seen. I want one called FUN-TRIVN for my car. That's my motto. IMPORTANT- Please do not use punctuation in any answers!

Add the elements of the images together to answer the questions posed. Each answer will include one of the colours in the title.

In this quiz, two smaller words will be combined to make one word, example: a brief shine (flash) + opposite of dark (light) = portable device for illuminating (flashlight)

Sum of these license plates R made up, sum of them I really have seen. C if U can figure these out. Good luck, & have sum fun with this 1, 2, ok?