Very Long Rebi

A rebus is a puzzle in which a letter or group of letters, called the rubric, represents the word or phrase to be guessed. An example is TLARH = \u27labrynth\u27 (LA by R in TH). In a phonetic rebus, the sounds of the rubric play a part; for example, PK = \u27puck\u27 (P: you see K) or QT = \u27cutie\u27 (cu tie). In an enigmatic rebus, the letters as they stand are insufficient to give the answer, and something not shown must be assumed; for example, Q = \u27one-tenth square mile\u27, where the not-shown SUAREMILE plays a part in the answer. Other examples of rebi can be found in the May and November 1972 issues of Word Ways