AaBbCcDd E Riddle Answer (Rebus) + 10 More Rebus Puzzles

AaBbCcDd e – four pairs of letters and a lonely little e. Here’s what it means and 10 more rebus puzzles to try.

Quick answer: No big E – which sounds like “no biggie”.

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The Riddle

AaBbCcDd e

Rebus puzzle: AaBbCcDd e
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Answer and Explanation

Every letter appears twice – a big (capital) letter and a small one: Aa, Bb, Cc, Dd. But at the end there’s only a small e. There is no big E.

Say it quickly: “no big E” = “no biggie”, which means “no big deal”.

10 More Rebus Puzzles

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1. What does this rebus mean? YYY GUY

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Wise guys – “Y’s” sounds like “wise”. Full answer

2. What does this rebus mean? FA ST (the word FAST with a gap in the middle)

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Breakfast – there’s a break in FAST. Full answer

3. What does this rebus mean? TRAVEL written over the letters CCCC

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Travel overseas – “travel” is over the C’s (seas). Full answer

4. What does this rebus mean? JOB IN JOB

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In between jobs – “in” sits between two jobs. Full answer

5. What does this rebus mean? H I J K L M N O

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Water – the letters go from H to O: H2O.

6. What does this rebus mean? MAN written above BOARD

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Man overboard

7. What does this rebus mean? STAND written above the letter I

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I understand – “I” is under “stand”.

8. What does this rebus mean? DICE DICE

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Paradise – a pair of dice.

9. What does this rebus mean? BIG BIG IGNORE IGNORE

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Too big to ignore – two “big”s, two “ignore”s. Full answer

10. What does this rebus mean? WEATHER written above ME

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Under the weather – “me” is under the weather.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What does AaBbCcDd e mean?

No big E – every letter has a capital except E. Said aloud, it sounds like “no biggie”.

What does “no biggie” mean?

It’s slang for “no big deal” or “don’t worry about it”.

Is the answer “ABCDE”?

No – the trick is the missing capital E.