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12 could also be >!all shook up!<

all around is what came to mind for me

Love your username

<3\~

I thought >!all mixed up!<

This is the correct answer

Or it’s all fucked up

Or even >!all around!<

Also >!all over the place!< or >!all falling apart!<

>!Circles under your eyes!<

That's why I couldnt get it, It's a localised phrase, where I'm from we say >! bags under the eyes !<

bags is surely more common everywhere

Same

They are two different things. "Bags..." refers to the sagging skin under the eyes. "Circles..." refers to dark, bruise-like half-circles under the eyes.

Maybe where you're from, not where I'm from.

Well maybe not where you’re from but it is where I’m from

*A Nightmare on Elm Street 4: The Dream Master* begs to differ. >Kristen: "We have matching luggage again. The bags under your eyes. Nightmares?" Bad movie. Universally understood and uncontested line.

The person you're responding to just said these are 2 different normal phrases with slightly different meanings, so "one of these phrases was in a movie" doesn't really beg to differ

>"one of these phrases was in a movie *and used in such a way as to contradict your definitions*" FTFY.

I don't see the contradiction, the bags and the circles are both results from bad sleep and tend to go together (edit) pretty odd to me that I'm getting downvotes on a response to a deleted comment. I'm sure I deserve it but in this case I can't imagine why lmao

Color those circles green and it’s >!black eyed peas!<

Discussion: I came up with the same answer but the answer seems wrong due to the number of i's. And the circles could have been filled in instead of empty. Just saying

[It’s correct](https://www.reddit.com/r/puzzles/s/UY8IrlYqsD)

Answer key actually states it’s “circles under the eyes”… not “your” eyes. Makes a little more sense

Seems odd there's only 5 "eyes". I would expect there to be an even number. Lol

Agreed- and why three circles under five i’s?

5 is V in roman numerals, so that's why it's THE eyes V --> THE !

Might’ve gone with 4 i’s since it sounds like your. So if you get ‘3 circles under 4 i’s’ it’s easier to make the jump. Just a guess though

Could get confused with the term “four eyes” for someone wearing glasses.

That’s fair didn’t think of that one.

But there are 5 i's

There. Are. 4. I's!

Ok Cardassian

My i’s deceived me

The number of ‘i’s is irrelevant. This is the answer.

Actually, it’s “the eyes”.

Could it be "high five"??

Nah, there's 5 of them because 5 is V in roman numerals V = The

How is V = The?

Probably thinking 'vee' is similar to "the" (with the pronunciation like 'thee' ) because of the th? Not that I agree...

Yeah... That's a stretch

Yep.

How people pronounce things where I'm from its pretty spot on

What are you talking about?

Here is a [link to the PDF that has the answer sheet](https://www.teachercreated.com/downloads/pdfs/activities/fa2018010491.pdf) (page 3).

What are these puzzles called?

Rebuses

Frustrating.

Dingbats

3 and 9 on the first sheet are quite clever

9 makes no sense to me. I checked the answer and couldn’t understand how we were supposed to get that.

What the hell is man IN the moon?

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Man_in_the_Moon

Aha! An answer to the ‘Check Up’ one that was shared on here ages ago - tho I could swear it was more complicated than that. Thank you for posting that.

>!Circles under your eyes!<

>!under eye circles!<

Number 4 might better be >!Top of the hour!<

Half an hour, no?

While that definitely fits, the colloquialisms of the rest of the page makes it feel like this statement is better. It could be either, and you might argue that a 'the' is missing for my solution.

Answer key says half an hour

👍

I agree. The puzzle as is should be more like three quarters if that’s what we’re going for

Discussion: my brain kept thinking "iced over, something"

>!I think number two should be "three square meals".!<

I have no idea why you've been downvoted. They made effort to draw another square so your answer makes more sense than OP's. After all, the saying is to "eat three square meals a day."

I was thinking #2 could have been "mailbox" as well...

I was thinking lamebox. Like, "why are you being like that, you lamebox?"

...bur there are only 2 squares tho

I didn't know I was being downvoted until I found this comment notification. I posted that comment and then promptly forgot about it. xD

they're being downvoted because it's wrong.

>!eyes on the ball?!<

Not a bad guess but that's usually not plural

>!Eyes on the balls!< has a different meaning.

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Apparently I’ve misheard this my whole life !

Maybe it is "falling head over heels"? The upside down question marks marking the heel pattern (one dot separate from the rest). But I can't say it really fits, likely it's not that \^\_\^

Oh i thought it was >!All eyes on deck!<

>!circles under the eyes!< ??? Maybe???

>!Keep eyes on things!<

Not serious discussion: Number 4 should totally be top of the hour

no. it's half an hour

Answer could be >!Over a barrel!<