Dingbats Quiz #17 » Find the answers to over 730 Dingbats! » Words ... - Free Printable

Problem Overview:

The image contains a set of "Dingbats" puzzles, which are visual and word-based riddles. Each puzzle consists of an image or text that needs to be deciphered to reveal a hidden phrase or word. The task is to solve each dingbat and explain the reasoning behind the solution.

Solution:

#### 1. Film & TV
- Image: A logo resembling a stylized "CO"
- Solution: Cocaine
- Explanation: The logo resembles the iconic "Coca-Cola" logo but with a play on words. "Cocaine" is a drug often associated with movies and TV shows, fitting the "Film & TV" category.

#### 2. Film & TV
- Image: Text: "NAMREPU$"
- Solution: Superman
- Explanation: The text "NAMREPU$" is a reverse spelling of "SUPERMAN," with the dollar sign ($) replacing the letter "N." Superman is a well-known superhero in film and TV.

#### 3. Phrases & Sayings
- Text: "GRANSETITE"
- Solution: Set in stone
- Explanation: The word "GRANSETITE" is a combination of "granite" (a type of stone) and "set." This directly translates to the idiom "set in stone," meaning something that is fixed or unchangeable.

#### 4. Phrases & Sayings
- Image: A graphic resembling a job application form
- Solution: Job interview
- Explanation: The image depicts a job application form, which is typically used during a job interview process. This fits the theme of phrases and sayings related to work and employment.

#### 5. Film & TV
- Image: A clock showing 3:00
- Solution: Three's Company
- Explanation: The clock showing 3:00 is a visual clue for the number "three." "Three's Company" is a classic TV show, fitting the "Film & TV" category.

#### 6. Film & TV
- Text: "UZI", "GLOCK 17", "M-16", "AK-47"
- Solution: Firearms
- Explanation: The list includes names of various firearms (Uzi, Glock 17, M-16, AK-47), which are commonly featured in films and TV shows, especially action genres.

#### 7. Phrases & Sayings
- Text: "PRINT"
- Solution: Printed circuit
- Explanation: The word "PRINT" is repeated, suggesting a connection to printing. "Printed circuit" refers to a printed circuit board (PCB), which is a common term in electronics and technology.

#### 8. Phrases & Sayings
- Image: A plate with the letters "ETS" written vertically
- Solution: Tablets
- Explanation: The image shows a plate, which is associated with eating or consuming items. "Tablets" can refer to medication or digital devices, both of which are consumed or used regularly.

#### 9. Film & TV
- Image: A clock showing 3:00
- Solution: Three's Company
- Explanation: Similar to question 5, the clock showing 3:00 points to the number "three." "Three's Company" is a classic TV show, fitting the "Film & TV" category.

#### 10. Film & TV
- Text: "UZI", "GLOCK 17", "M-16", "AK-47"
- Solution: Firearms
- Explanation: Similar to question 6, the list includes names of various firearms, which are commonly featured in films and TV shows, especially action genres.

#### 11. Phrases & Sayings
- Text: "RDIIIBGS"
- Solution: Birds of a feather
- Explanation: The text "RDIIIBGS" is a scrambled version of "birds of a feather." This is a common idiom meaning people who share similar interests or characteristics tend to associate with each other.

#### 12. Phrases & Sayings
- Image: A plus sign (+) followed by "KING"
- Solution: Plus one
- Explanation: The plus sign (+) followed by "KING" suggests adding one more. "Plus one" is a common phrase used to indicate an additional person or item.

Final Answers:

1. Cocaine
2. Superman
3. Set in stone
4. Job interview
5. Three's Company
6. Firearms
7. Printed circuit
8. Tablets
9. Three's Company
10. Firearms
11. Birds of a feather
12. Plus one

Boxed Final Answer:
\[
\boxed{
\text{Cocaine, Superman, Set in stone, Job interview, Three's Company, Firearms, Printed circuit, Tablets, Three's Company, Firearms, Birds of a feather, Plus one}
}
\]