Revrebuseserse!

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Inspired by this rebus puzzle and this Riley puzzle, I went out to look for some more rebuses online (backward ones, at least)... and that's when I found the following rebus puzzle. This is not mine, but I will credit the source once I have ticked the answer.





Rebuses in Reverse




We've all seen a rebus like "midstuckdle" (stuck in the middle). The following clues are "revrebuseserse" (rebuses in reverse). That is, the clues below are answers to rebuses which all use the "in" construction.



However, the original rebus from the clues below will actually form a word. For example, "Not old in actually existing" would be "renewal" (new in real). Can you solve the rest?



  1. A female relative in quickly departed the scene

  2. Not off in a length of time

  3. Fluid for writing in a part of a plane

  4. A light at night in wet dirt

  5. To talk in a soft, loving voice in a confidence trick

  6. To separate in a legal document



If you've seen this puzzle before, lucky you!



Edit:



Here is the source.




You better not look at the answers and then post an answer here pretending it is your own effort.





riddle wordplay rebus




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  • Yeah, I saw after the fact, sorry.
    – Joe-You-Know
    Aug 29 at 14:43










  • @Joe-You-Know hahah, no worries. I'm not that smart :P
    – user477343
    Aug 29 at 14:43














up vote
7
down vote

favorite












Inspired by this rebus puzzle and this Riley puzzle, I went out to look for some more rebuses online (backward ones, at least)... and that's when I found the following rebus puzzle. This is not mine, but I will credit the source once I have ticked the answer.





Rebuses in Reverse




We've all seen a rebus like "midstuckdle" (stuck in the middle). The following clues are "revrebuseserse" (rebuses in reverse). That is, the clues below are answers to rebuses which all use the "in" construction.



However, the original rebus from the clues below will actually form a word. For example, "Not old in actually existing" would be "renewal" (new in real). Can you solve the rest?



  1. A female relative in quickly departed the scene

  2. Not off in a length of time

  3. Fluid for writing in a part of a plane

  4. A light at night in wet dirt

  5. To talk in a soft, loving voice in a confidence trick

  6. To separate in a legal document



If you've seen this puzzle before, lucky you!



Edit:



Here is the source.




You better not look at the answers and then post an answer here pretending it is your own effort.





riddle wordplay rebus




share|improve this question






















  • Yeah, I saw after the fact, sorry.
    – Joe-You-Know
    Aug 29 at 14:43










  • @Joe-You-Know hahah, no worries. I'm not that smart :P
    – user477343
    Aug 29 at 14:43












up vote
7
down vote

favorite









up vote
7
down vote

favorite











Inspired by this rebus puzzle and this Riley puzzle, I went out to look for some more rebuses online (backward ones, at least)... and that's when I found the following rebus puzzle. This is not mine, but I will credit the source once I have ticked the answer.





Rebuses in Reverse




We've all seen a rebus like "midstuckdle" (stuck in the middle). The following clues are "revrebuseserse" (rebuses in reverse). That is, the clues below are answers to rebuses which all use the "in" construction.



However, the original rebus from the clues below will actually form a word. For example, "Not old in actually existing" would be "renewal" (new in real). Can you solve the rest?



  1. A female relative in quickly departed the scene

  2. Not off in a length of time

  3. Fluid for writing in a part of a plane

  4. A light at night in wet dirt

  5. To talk in a soft, loving voice in a confidence trick

  6. To separate in a legal document



If you've seen this puzzle before, lucky you!



Edit:



Here is the source.




You better not look at the answers and then post an answer here pretending it is your own effort.





riddle wordplay rebus




share|improve this question














Inspired by this rebus puzzle and this Riley puzzle, I went out to look for some more rebuses online (backward ones, at least)... and that's when I found the following rebus puzzle. This is not mine, but I will credit the source once I have ticked the answer.





Rebuses in Reverse




We've all seen a rebus like "midstuckdle" (stuck in the middle). The following clues are "revrebuseserse" (rebuses in reverse). That is, the clues below are answers to rebuses which all use the "in" construction.



However, the original rebus from the clues below will actually form a word. For example, "Not old in actually existing" would be "renewal" (new in real). Can you solve the rest?



  1. A female relative in quickly departed the scene

  2. Not off in a length of time

  3. Fluid for writing in a part of a plane

  4. A light at night in wet dirt

  5. To talk in a soft, loving voice in a confidence trick

  6. To separate in a legal document



If you've seen this puzzle before, lucky you!



Edit:



Here is the source.




You better not look at the answers and then post an answer here pretending it is your own effort.






riddle wordplay rebus





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  • Yeah, I saw after the fact, sorry.
    – Joe-You-Know
    Aug 29 at 14:43










  • @Joe-You-Know hahah, no worries. I'm not that smart :P
    – user477343
    Aug 29 at 14:43
















  • Yeah, I saw after the fact, sorry.
    – Joe-You-Know
    Aug 29 at 14:43










  • @Joe-You-Know hahah, no worries. I'm not that smart :P
    – user477343
    Aug 29 at 14:43















Yeah, I saw after the fact, sorry.
– Joe-You-Know
Aug 29 at 14:43




Yeah, I saw after the fact, sorry.
– Joe-You-Know
Aug 29 at 14:43












@Joe-You-Know hahah, no worries. I'm not that smart :P
– user477343
Aug 29 at 14:43




@Joe-You-Know hahah, no worries. I'm not that smart :P
– user477343
Aug 29 at 14:43










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13
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Hmm...



A female relative in quickly departed the scene




AUNT in FLED -> FLAUNTED




Not off in a length of time




ON in HOUR -> HONOUR




Fluid for writing in a part of a plane




INK in WING -> WINKING




A light at night in wet dirt




STAR in MUD -> MUSTARD




To talk in a soft, loving voice in a confidence trick




COO in CON -> COCOON




To separate in a legal document




PART in DEED -> DEPARTED







share|improve this answer


















  • 1




    Yup; yup; yup! Good job! :D Edit: All of 'em are correct! Well done!
    – user477343
    Aug 29 at 14:45







  • 1




    Sometimes, I wonder if you're part of the NSA El-Guest, because you solve these so quickly...
    – Joe-You-Know
    Aug 29 at 14:49






  • 1




    @Joe-You-Know the tinfoil hats that I wear help me focus my brainpower, that's all ;P
    – El-Guest
    Aug 29 at 14:50






  • 1




    @Joe-You-Know hahah, glad I'm not the only one who thought that...
    – user477343
    Aug 29 at 14:52






  • 1




    Usually I wait a little while before I give a tick, but you answered this so quickly, what am I waiting for? Congratulations! $colorgreencheckmark$
    – user477343
    Aug 29 at 14:54


















up vote
2
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Here's my attempt at this,



A light at night in wet dirt




Mustard







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  • Yup, that is correct! Nice work! :D
    – user477343
    Aug 29 at 14:51











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up vote
13
down vote



accepted










Hmm...



A female relative in quickly departed the scene




AUNT in FLED -> FLAUNTED




Not off in a length of time




ON in HOUR -> HONOUR




Fluid for writing in a part of a plane




INK in WING -> WINKING




A light at night in wet dirt




STAR in MUD -> MUSTARD




To talk in a soft, loving voice in a confidence trick




COO in CON -> COCOON




To separate in a legal document




PART in DEED -> DEPARTED







share|improve this answer


















  • 1




    Yup; yup; yup! Good job! :D Edit: All of 'em are correct! Well done!
    – user477343
    Aug 29 at 14:45







  • 1




    Sometimes, I wonder if you're part of the NSA El-Guest, because you solve these so quickly...
    – Joe-You-Know
    Aug 29 at 14:49






  • 1




    @Joe-You-Know the tinfoil hats that I wear help me focus my brainpower, that's all ;P
    – El-Guest
    Aug 29 at 14:50






  • 1




    @Joe-You-Know hahah, glad I'm not the only one who thought that...
    – user477343
    Aug 29 at 14:52






  • 1




    Usually I wait a little while before I give a tick, but you answered this so quickly, what am I waiting for? Congratulations! $colorgreencheckmark$
    – user477343
    Aug 29 at 14:54















up vote
13
down vote



accepted










Hmm...



A female relative in quickly departed the scene




AUNT in FLED -> FLAUNTED




Not off in a length of time




ON in HOUR -> HONOUR




Fluid for writing in a part of a plane




INK in WING -> WINKING




A light at night in wet dirt




STAR in MUD -> MUSTARD




To talk in a soft, loving voice in a confidence trick




COO in CON -> COCOON




To separate in a legal document




PART in DEED -> DEPARTED







share|improve this answer


















  • 1




    Yup; yup; yup! Good job! :D Edit: All of 'em are correct! Well done!
    – user477343
    Aug 29 at 14:45







  • 1




    Sometimes, I wonder if you're part of the NSA El-Guest, because you solve these so quickly...
    – Joe-You-Know
    Aug 29 at 14:49






  • 1




    @Joe-You-Know the tinfoil hats that I wear help me focus my brainpower, that's all ;P
    – El-Guest
    Aug 29 at 14:50






  • 1




    @Joe-You-Know hahah, glad I'm not the only one who thought that...
    – user477343
    Aug 29 at 14:52






  • 1




    Usually I wait a little while before I give a tick, but you answered this so quickly, what am I waiting for? Congratulations! $colorgreencheckmark$
    – user477343
    Aug 29 at 14:54













up vote
13
down vote



accepted







up vote
13
down vote



accepted






Hmm...



A female relative in quickly departed the scene




AUNT in FLED -> FLAUNTED




Not off in a length of time




ON in HOUR -> HONOUR




Fluid for writing in a part of a plane




INK in WING -> WINKING




A light at night in wet dirt




STAR in MUD -> MUSTARD




To talk in a soft, loving voice in a confidence trick




COO in CON -> COCOON




To separate in a legal document




PART in DEED -> DEPARTED







share|improve this answer














Hmm...



A female relative in quickly departed the scene




AUNT in FLED -> FLAUNTED




Not off in a length of time




ON in HOUR -> HONOUR




Fluid for writing in a part of a plane




INK in WING -> WINKING




A light at night in wet dirt




STAR in MUD -> MUSTARD




To talk in a soft, loving voice in a confidence trick




COO in CON -> COCOON




To separate in a legal document




PART in DEED -> DEPARTED








share|improve this answer














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answered Aug 29 at 14:45









El-Guest

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  • 1




    Yup; yup; yup! Good job! :D Edit: All of 'em are correct! Well done!
    – user477343
    Aug 29 at 14:45







  • 1




    Sometimes, I wonder if you're part of the NSA El-Guest, because you solve these so quickly...
    – Joe-You-Know
    Aug 29 at 14:49






  • 1




    @Joe-You-Know the tinfoil hats that I wear help me focus my brainpower, that's all ;P
    – El-Guest
    Aug 29 at 14:50






  • 1




    @Joe-You-Know hahah, glad I'm not the only one who thought that...
    – user477343
    Aug 29 at 14:52






  • 1




    Usually I wait a little while before I give a tick, but you answered this so quickly, what am I waiting for? Congratulations! $colorgreencheckmark$
    – user477343
    Aug 29 at 14:54













  • 1




    Yup; yup; yup! Good job! :D Edit: All of 'em are correct! Well done!
    – user477343
    Aug 29 at 14:45







  • 1




    Sometimes, I wonder if you're part of the NSA El-Guest, because you solve these so quickly...
    – Joe-You-Know
    Aug 29 at 14:49






  • 1




    @Joe-You-Know the tinfoil hats that I wear help me focus my brainpower, that's all ;P
    – El-Guest
    Aug 29 at 14:50






  • 1




    @Joe-You-Know hahah, glad I'm not the only one who thought that...
    – user477343
    Aug 29 at 14:52






  • 1




    Usually I wait a little while before I give a tick, but you answered this so quickly, what am I waiting for? Congratulations! $colorgreencheckmark$
    – user477343
    Aug 29 at 14:54








1




1




Yup; yup; yup! Good job! :D Edit: All of 'em are correct! Well done!
– user477343
Aug 29 at 14:45





Yup; yup; yup! Good job! :D Edit: All of 'em are correct! Well done!
– user477343
Aug 29 at 14:45





1




1




Sometimes, I wonder if you're part of the NSA El-Guest, because you solve these so quickly...
– Joe-You-Know
Aug 29 at 14:49




Sometimes, I wonder if you're part of the NSA El-Guest, because you solve these so quickly...
– Joe-You-Know
Aug 29 at 14:49




1




1




@Joe-You-Know the tinfoil hats that I wear help me focus my brainpower, that's all ;P
– El-Guest
Aug 29 at 14:50




@Joe-You-Know the tinfoil hats that I wear help me focus my brainpower, that's all ;P
– El-Guest
Aug 29 at 14:50




1




1




@Joe-You-Know hahah, glad I'm not the only one who thought that...
– user477343
Aug 29 at 14:52




@Joe-You-Know hahah, glad I'm not the only one who thought that...
– user477343
Aug 29 at 14:52




1




1




Usually I wait a little while before I give a tick, but you answered this so quickly, what am I waiting for? Congratulations! $colorgreencheckmark$
– user477343
Aug 29 at 14:54





Usually I wait a little while before I give a tick, but you answered this so quickly, what am I waiting for? Congratulations! $colorgreencheckmark$
– user477343
Aug 29 at 14:54











up vote
2
down vote













Here's my attempt at this,



A light at night in wet dirt




Mustard







share|improve this answer




















  • Yup, that is correct! Nice work! :D
    – user477343
    Aug 29 at 14:51















up vote
2
down vote













Here's my attempt at this,



A light at night in wet dirt




Mustard







share|improve this answer




















  • Yup, that is correct! Nice work! :D
    – user477343
    Aug 29 at 14:51













up vote
2
down vote










up vote
2
down vote









Here's my attempt at this,



A light at night in wet dirt




Mustard







share|improve this answer












Here's my attempt at this,



A light at night in wet dirt




Mustard








share|improve this answer












share|improve this answer



share|improve this answer










answered Aug 29 at 14:46









Joe-You-Know

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  • Yup, that is correct! Nice work! :D
    – user477343
    Aug 29 at 14:51

















  • Yup, that is correct! Nice work! :D
    – user477343
    Aug 29 at 14:51
















Yup, that is correct! Nice work! :D
– user477343
Aug 29 at 14:51





Yup, that is correct! Nice work! :D
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