A rebus is a small puzzle with a word encrypted on it. When creating puzzles, many little tricks are used to keep in mind.
Instructions
Step 1
The names of all the drawings depicted on the puzzles are read only in the nominative case. In addition, when viewing a picture of an object, you need to remember that a given object may have not one, but several names. For example, we can see that the picture shows an eye. But the hidden word can also be “eye”.
Step 2
If there is a comma in front of a word or picture, you need to remove the first letter from the hidden word. The number of commas reflects the number of letters removed. The comma at the end of the word says that we need to remove the letter from the end.
Step 3
We can see crossed out letters on the puzzles. You need to do this: we solve the word, and then we remove from it the letters that have been crossed out. If the figure depicts crossed out numbers, then you need to remove from the word the letters with the corresponding numbers with serial numbers. And if in the picture we see numbers without strikethrough, then the letters with the corresponding serial numbers should be left, and the rest should be removed.
Step 4
An equality of type A = O means that in a word it is necessary to replace all letters A with O. The specified equality of type 1 = A tells us that only the first letter needs to be replaced with the letter A. An arrow pointing from one letter to another also indicates the replacement of letters in the word.
Step 5
If the picture is upside down, the word is read backwards.
Step 6
The fraction used in the rebus is deciphered as the preposition HA. If it has a denominator of 2, then this can be deciphered as FLOOR (K / 2 - shelf, VOD / KA - guidance).
Step 7
It happens that in the puzzles, small letters are depicted inside one big one. It reads simply: if inside the letter O is the syllable YES, we read WATER.
Step 8
The location of the picture above or below the second is read as ON, ABOVE or UNDER.
Step 9
Letters that are made up of many other small letters are referred to as FROM. Let's draw the letter B from small letters G. We get B from G = VIZG.
Step 10
If another letter is written over one letter, then it stands for software (over the letter I is written C, we read - BELT). And when one letter is depicted after another, we read FOR or BEFORE.
Step 11
And lastly, if we have a picture with an arrow to the left above, this means that the decrypted word must be read backwards.
