Help, I don't understand this image

[grandescoisa]

I have been playing without looking up anything, and want to continue that way, but I need help with one specific thing:
What is that painting/drawing of a three-layers object? Not what it means, just what am I looking at? Is it one of those stands to put on snacks in a party?
(Please please please don't give me any spoilers)

[deadbus]

Is it one of those stands to put on snacks in a party?

yes

[grandescoisa]

Thank you!
I’ll be honest, I was hoping it was something else I just wasn’t visualizing. But I’ll get it eventually.

[gilmir]

This set of puzzles can be frustrating if English is not your first language.
Although I consider myself fluent, I have one or two combinations I simply don't get.
The object you mention is for the purpose of one combination described as Tier .
Can anyone tell me, what the combination plane in the sky / globe with a brush is supposed to be? The plane was used as "flight" in one spot (flight/light), but as the same pictures can have different words associated with them, I think it's something else this time

[Адамска]

Publicado originalmente por gilmir:

This set of puzzles can be frustrating if English is not your first language.
Although I consider myself fluent, I have one or two combinations I simply don't get.
The object you mention is for the purpose of one combination described as Tier .
Can anyone tell me, what the combination plane in the sky / globe with a brush is supposed to be? The plane was used as "flight" in one spot (flight/light), but as the same pictures can have different words associated with them, I think it's something else this time

Plane and Planet?

[gilmir]

Publicado originalmente por Адамска:

Plane and Planet?

/Hitting myself on the head.
Yep. Thanks!

[MorpheusLunae]

Is this thing even called "tier" in English? I had to do some silly googling for stuff like "furniture for sweets or cakes" and whatnot and apparently it's an "etagere". I only surmised it to be "tier" when I got "tie" and "tiger" paired with it.
Okay, well, I get why it could be used to "rank" stuff but it's still a bit far fetched. Another thing that got me to "tier" was knowing it as a videogame, specifically MtG term (since the guy who made the game also has MythicSpoiler). But I agree it's not the best kind of puzzle.
For anyone who can't get enough of these kinds of word puzzles, try out Lingo 1 and 2 btw. Those are great word games that also have navigating 3D environments and finding secrets!

[Jakkauli]

Publicado originalmente por MorpheusLunae:

Is this thing even called "tier" in English? I had to do some silly googling for stuff like "furniture for sweets or cakes" and whatnot and apparently it's an "etagere". I only surmised it to be "tier" when I got "tie" and "tiger" paired with it.

I don't think the "tier" is referring to the object itself but more like the concept, three levels in a pyramid shape

But yeah this was easily the worst of them, I eventually came up with "tier" the same way you did.

[Badgerlord]

Publicado originalmente por Jakkauli:

Publicado originalmente por MorpheusLunae:

Is this thing even called "tier" in English? I had to do some silly googling for stuff like "furniture for sweets or cakes" and whatnot and apparently it's an "etagere". I only surmised it to be "tier" when I got "tie" and "tiger" paired with it.

I don't think the "tier" is referring to the object itself but more like the concept, three levels in a pyramid shape

But yeah this was easily the worst of them, I eventually came up with "tier" the same way you did.

It's called a Tier Tray, which I feel is kiiind of a cheat when it has 2 words in it.

[grandescoisa]

Publicado originalmente por gilmir:

This set of puzzles can be frustrating if English is not your first language.
Although I consider myself fluent, I have one or two combinations I simply don't get.
The object you mention is for the purpose of one combination described as Tier .

I never heard this name, and I did look it up online. I considered tower, level, tray, platter, stand, étagère...
Well, thanks for that, I think I know two more words now!