For those who don't know, a rebus is where words are represented by a picture and you try to figure what word or phrase the picture is trying to represent.
What is the phrase above?
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Sign up to join this communityFor those who don't know, a rebus is where words are represented by a picture and you try to figure what word or phrase the picture is trying to represent.
What is the phrase above?
I think the phrase might be
Holy Water
Explanation
$H_2O$ represents water and it appears to be full of holes (hole-y)
Is it:
Watering holes (places where animals gather to drink). Lots of holes surrounded by water.
Might be a stretch, but what about:
Soda/Seltzer Water?
Because:
H2O obviously means water, but in this case it is water with bubbles in it?
The phrase is
Navy / Fleet
Explanation
The rebus shows holes in h2o, which is water. It is well known that a boat is a hole in the water, so multiple holes would mean multiple boats: either a fleet or a navy.
Another answer
without involving water: is that a stream cipher?
Because
The bubbles indicate flowing (i.e. a stream), while the "H2O" part, reading as "H to O", means "(translate) a letter to another letter", i.e. substitution cipher.
How about:
light water (opposite of heavy water)
because
the "holes" in the water remove weight.
Could it be:
Evaporating Water or Water Evaporation
As:
The rebus gives off the effect that it is disappearing or changing states.
Bubbly water? Another alternative would be airbubbles / bubbles of air
Other possible answers:
Coconut Water - Coconut-shaped cut-outs on the water
And
Can't Hold Water - The word H20 wouldn't be able to hold water because it has holes in it