Dingbat

CEON44

I apologize in advance as this is not related to money saving. well, maybe it is in a way because I have a sheet of dingbats and I could be lucky and win £10. you never know. As the lottery says "It could be you"

Anyway. i'm doing dingbats on a sheet and stuck on one. Tried scouring the tinternet but to no avail. so looking for suggestions from some of the smarter inhabitants of this forum

The dingbat looks like this. The word pants going downhill, top left to right. any ideas??

Edit: Cant save the dingbat properly. The word pants should be going dowhil but at a slope. The "P" starting top left with the following letters going down like set of stairs diagonally to the right of the page.

P
a
n
t
s

warmhands.coldheart

Sloped Drawers ?? Just a thought !!

Bigcammy

Droopy drawers?

Cotta

Dingbat, what is this?

NAR

What about Slide Pants Down?

lazer

P
paA
pantN
pantssT
pantssssS


Like this?

hazygirl

Flared pants?

CEON44

lazer wrote: »

P
paA
pantN
pantssT
pantssssS


Like this?

Correct.

Thanks for the suggestions so far. Not sure that any of them sound right. Keep you answers coming in :beer:

CEON44

Cotta wrote: »

Dingbat, what is this?

Surprised someone hasnt heard of dingbats. Probably seen them but didnt realise what they were called. Some examples here:

http://www.kensquiz.co.uk/table-top-quizzes/word-puzzles/dingbats

JimmyTheWig

OP do you know if it is British or American?
I.e. does it mean underpants or trousers?

Cotta

CEON44 wrote: »

Surprised someone hasnt heard of dingbats. Probably seen them but didnt realise what they were called. Some examples here:

http://www.kensquiz.co.uk/table-top-quizzes/word-puzzles/dingbats

Makes sense now. Regarding question one within the following example, where do they get "boat" from?

http://www.kensquiz.co.uk/documents/Dingbats1A.pdf