The term rebus has, during the past century, been applied to several different types of word puzzles. This multipart article examines the varieties of the letter rebus, a puzzle form which has been extensively featured in the pages of the Enigma, the official publication of the National Puzzlers\u27 League, during the past sixty years. In fact, counting such varieties as the suber (or reversed rebus) and the rebus alternade, a hybrid puzzle combining the basic rebus with a puzzle taking each nth letter from a word, there have been more than 5500 such puzzles published
For the millions of puzzle fans in the United States today, puzzles serve as a unique form of mental...
In the November 1972 Word Ways, we presented an article entitled One-Letter Words which demonstrat...
Sixty or more years ago I read a humorous story - possibly by A.A. Milne - in which the two main cha...
This article continues the survey of the letter rebus begun in the February 1984 Word Ways; readers ...
In the National Puzzlers\u27 League rebus puzzle, a group of letters or other symbols, called a rubr...
A rebus is a letter or letter-group that is described by a word or phrase, introducing new spacing a...
BB is a rebus. In fact it\u27s a rebus of rebus: Re-B us . In this article I mainly explore the o...
Reproduced below is an easy rebus puzzle, using dictionary definitions (exact synonyms) instead of p...
A rebus is a puzzle in which a letter or group of letters, called the rubric, represents the word or...
This article continues the survey of the letter rebus begun in the February 1984 Word Ways; readers ...
Those who enjoyed Mary Youngquist\u27s Loony Logos and Loony Logos Revisited in the May 1971 and...
The May 1972 issue of this magazine introduced Word Ways readers to the Enigmatic Rebus -- a collect...
Rebuses come in several varieties, the two most popular being positional ones (as in SYMPH = unfinis...
Rebuses have been around for a long time. Most of them exploit letters only; some contain both lette...
Conundrums have been a popular form of word puzzle for well over a century. One form of conundrum a...
For the millions of puzzle fans in the United States today, puzzles serve as a unique form of mental...
In the November 1972 Word Ways, we presented an article entitled One-Letter Words which demonstrat...
Sixty or more years ago I read a humorous story - possibly by A.A. Milne - in which the two main cha...
This article continues the survey of the letter rebus begun in the February 1984 Word Ways; readers ...
In the National Puzzlers\u27 League rebus puzzle, a group of letters or other symbols, called a rubr...
A rebus is a letter or letter-group that is described by a word or phrase, introducing new spacing a...
BB is a rebus. In fact it\u27s a rebus of rebus: Re-B us . In this article I mainly explore the o...
Reproduced below is an easy rebus puzzle, using dictionary definitions (exact synonyms) instead of p...
A rebus is a puzzle in which a letter or group of letters, called the rubric, represents the word or...
This article continues the survey of the letter rebus begun in the February 1984 Word Ways; readers ...
Those who enjoyed Mary Youngquist\u27s Loony Logos and Loony Logos Revisited in the May 1971 and...
The May 1972 issue of this magazine introduced Word Ways readers to the Enigmatic Rebus -- a collect...
Rebuses come in several varieties, the two most popular being positional ones (as in SYMPH = unfinis...
Rebuses have been around for a long time. Most of them exploit letters only; some contain both lette...
Conundrums have been a popular form of word puzzle for well over a century. One form of conundrum a...
For the millions of puzzle fans in the United States today, puzzles serve as a unique form of mental...
In the November 1972 Word Ways, we presented an article entitled One-Letter Words which demonstrat...
Sixty or more years ago I read a humorous story - possibly by A.A. Milne - in which the two main cha...