Puzzle Description:

What common phrase does this represent?

#1: Bruce Yanoshek (yanogator) on Apr 27, 2018 [SPOILER]

Since I can't tell what it is, I don't know what phrase it represents. The shape on the right looks like a hypodermic syringe without a needle, so the one on the left could be a "big shot", but that's as close as I can come with a guess.

It looks like the word "it" upside down, but I can't get a phrase from that. hmmm.

I can do it standing on my head? Just a wild guess inspired by comment #2, as I also see "it" upside down.

Do it over?

I saw the upside-down "it" as well once I finished it, and thought maybe it might be "turn it on its head."

The phrase is only two words long.

It's upsidedown.

That's it!?

Gotta go with the common wisdom on this one. Didn't see IT til IT was pointed out and now IT is obvious

Mamo that's a spoiler! :)

There's no verb in the phrase.

It does include "it". Fifty percent there!

Flip It? Wait flip is a verb.

I'm so "over it."

Actually, that's my guess. Is the answer "Over it"?

You got it, Aurelian! And I am so over winter. It got up to the upper 60s today...and then the day after tomorrow it's supposed to sleet/snow. Bleah.

Yeah I just mowed my lawn today for the first time of the season. It's been nice in my region.

Cool puzzle

Pushing 110 in Phoenix tomorrow.

And I miss it, Norma. Although it got into the mid seventies here today and it looks to stay nice for the next week with the highs in the sixties. YAY!

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