Rebuses Trivia

From the clues given, determine the answers, then combine the two words, sharing the common sound, to form one made-up word. Ex: A musical instrument with 88 keys + being of aristocratic birth = pianoble

Good lawyers know some Latin "speak." (Does knowing Latin make a "geek"?). The use of Latin seems absurd; but string the clues to form a word. One's spelling "case" best not be "posed" lest Court decree: "This case is closed!" Enjoy!

Combine the first letter with the definition to create a third word.

Decipher the words described by the clues in each question, AND connect these words together; choose the appropriate group this new word falls under as your answer.

A bet on the spelling of horse breeds and ponies at long odds may pay off to brag with your cronies. If accurate horse breeds fill empty blank spaces you'll end with a big score at Rebus Day races. (Check "tote board" word clues for each). Enjoy!

Use the clues to form words and combine them to arrive at sports related terms.

In this quiz I will give you two clues. Find a one word synonym for each clue and piece them together to make a new word. All of the answers begin with the letter "P".