Answers to the game
Figgerits – Logic Puzzles Game
IOS and Android
(Developer Hitapps Inc)
from 381 to 390 level
Level 381 – Food Facts
Orange, green, yellow, and red peppers are all different plants, not the same vegetable of different colors
Unhealthy lack of color in the skin (noun):
PALLOR
Piece of jewelry attached to a necklace:
PENDANT
The sport of unarmed hand-to-hand combat:
WRESTLING
Al Capone was a ___:
GANGSTER
To lose or surrender as a penalty:
FORFEIT
Infamy, ill repute:
NOTORIETY
A collection of creative work or financial assets:
PORTFOLIO
This purebred labrador has an impeccable ___:
PEDIGREE
Shine, sparkle, twinkle:
GLISTEN
Tropical fruit with many black seeds inside:
PAPAYA
Outdoor performance for a woman that’s being courted:
SERENADE
Type of humor used to ridicule or criticize:
SATIRE
The city’s budget was ___ misspent:
GROSSLY
Preliminary version:
PROTOTYPE
To indulge, take pleasure in something:
WALLOW
Level 382 – Food Facts
Although it’s unclear where fortune cookies were invented, it certainly wasn’t in China. Most likely, they originate from the cookies that the Japanese immigrants popularized in the United States in the 19th century
He showed no ___to his enemies:
MERCY
Any substance that causes injury or death:
POISON
Flammable jelly used as a weapon:
NAPALM
Channel for carrying rainwater:
GUTTER
Docile, meek, timid:
SHEEPISH
Single-reed woodwind instrument:
CLARINET
___ the cards:
SHUFFLE
To summon:
CONJURE
Curly:
FRIZZY
Loud, unpleasant laugh:
CACKLE
Legislative, executive, and ___ branches:
JUDICIARY
Sudden, temporary malfunction:
GLITCH
Cloth used for bandages:
GAUZE
A bad ___ invites a picklock:
PADLOCK
Industrial purification plant:
REFINERY
Mistaken or unfounded belief:
DELUSION
Abdomen:
MIDRIFF
Level 383 – Food Facts
White chocolate does not contain any real chocolate. Instead, it is generally made of sugar, vanilla and milk products
Bright, colorful garden flower:
PANSY
Volatile, changeable, unreliable:
FICKLE
Reveal, present, unmask:
UNVEIL
Rapid succession of snapping noises:
CRACKLE
Christian military expedition in the 11-13th cc.:
CRUSADE
Smaller than a town:
VILLAGE
Socioeconomic system preceding capitalism:
FEUDALISM
To prepare land for crops:
CULTIVATE
There is no ___ evidence to support his theory:
EMPIRICAL
Not a monologue:
DIALOGUE
Disparaging remark, defamation, vilification:
ASPERSION
Can you give me a brief ___ of the novel?:
SUMMARY
A person who interferes with others:
MEDDLER
To stick out:
PROTRUDE
They made a very ___ donation:
GENEROUS
Porous volcanic rock:
PUMICE
Purple aromatic shrub:
LAVENDER
Level 384 – Economics & Politics
The so-called “Miracle on the Han River”, or the incredible economic growth of South Korea, largely happened because of the tax paradise the government created for chaebols (Korean conglomerates)
When a football player drops the ball:
FUMBLE
Who leaves their native country to live in another?:
EMIGRANT
Antonym of sparse:
ABUNDANT
Mayonnaise, mustard, ketchup, relish:
CONDIMENT
I will ___ this dish, it looks so delicious:
RAVISH
What can you call a mastered skill?:
EXPERTISE
There was a ___ of ketchup on my shirt:
BLOTCH
A carved, modeled, or chiseled statue:
SCULPTURE
Synonym of abundant:
PLENTIFUL
Not a rectangle, it has fewer sides:
TRIANGLE
Wayne’s ___ knowledge made him an expert:
EXTENSIVE
Similar to ruins:
SHAMBLES
Romans used this combo of gestures and music:
PANTOMIME
What is a wise saying that is a universal truth called?:
PROVERB
These ___ rolls are so sweet:
CINNAMON
A group of minerals, is often red in color:
GARNET
Level 385 – Economics & Politics
Around 90% of the most advanced chips are produced in Taiwan. It is also the unmatched leader of the global semiconductor industry, accounting for 50% of the world market, making the country almost indispensable for global economy and technological development
Heaping something good onto someone:
LAVISH
Rich is going ___, he doesn’t want to be recognized:
INCOGNITO
Similar to guilt:
REMORSE
He has a ___ beard, it doesn’t grow in some areas:
PATCHY
What do some animals do in the winter?:
HIBERNATE
What bored kids tend to do in class (not sleep!):
DOODLE
What do doctors use to help deliver babies?:
FORCEPS
Insect named after a mythical creature:
DRAGONFLY
The last car on the train is usually the ___:
CABOOSE
Opposite of briefness or brevity:
LONGEVITY
Like a cliff or steep mountain wall:
PRECIPICE
Todd is still young, so he has an ___ friend:
IMAGINARY
Means the same as to sneak away:
ABSCOND
If you say something but do the opposite:
HYPOCRITE
What kind of structure is found in a monastery?:
CLOISTER
Jason ___ told his friends that he doesn’t trust them:
CYNICALLY
Level 386 – Economics & Politics
Although developing countries are encouraged to adopt market-oriented policies, state-led development has almost always yielded significantly better results for such countries. And in reality, all developed countries became rich via strong government intervention on the earlier stages of their development
A sudden change of mood:
CAPRICE
What arachnid has a long tail that can sting you?:
SCORPION
Similar to destroy:
DECIMATE
Trees that can live in difficult coastal areas:
MANGROVE
Vaxxed people are recommended to get this:
BOOSTER
This engine is mostly destroyed, but I can ___ it:
SALVAGE
Similar to reminiscent, but stronger:
EVOCATIVE
What do cops like to eat?:
DOUGHNUT
It is ___ how ridiculous this show is:
LAUGHABLE
Hippies are like this:
BOHEMIAN
What is a burrito wrapped in?:
TORTILLA
I’m going to the supermarket to buy some ___:
GROCERIES
Filters a person’s blood:
SPLEEN
My kids love to ___ all day on the trampoline:
BOUNCE
A rainy season in a typically dry area:
MONSOON
Level 387 – Economics & Politics
As of 2022, Finland is considered to be the best country to live in, with the “Social Progress Index” (human rights + wellbeing + opportunities for self-fulfillment) reaching as high as 90.09
Write something quickly and without care:
SCRAWL
The ___ foretold of the coming of the hero:
PROPHECY
A berry, but also a sound someone can make:
RASPBERRY
Similar to radiate:
EXUDE
This ___ surface feels rough:
TEXTURED
What can you use to open a wooden shipping crate?:
CROWBAR
I shall ___ you, my fallen comrade!:
AVENGE
Which sea creature squirts ink and has tentacles?:
OCTOPUS
You can use this to drain water while cooking food:
COLANDER
Synonym of assess:
EVALUATE
The teacher left an ___ mark on his students:
INDELIBLE
This means to suddenly come into existence:
INCARNATE
I was ___ when I heard the bad news:
CHAGRINED
Released from jail or prison but still under restrictions:
PAROLE
What does rain leave on the road?:
PUDDLE
A small piece of a fine, powdery material:
GRANULE
His ___ of his friends made them all enemies:
BETRAYAL
Similar to reject:
RENOUNCE
Level 388 – Economics & Politics
There are still 773 million illiterate adults in the world today, and around two thirds of them are women. A big share of these women are denied the right to go to school
Something that is known by only a few:
ESOTERIC
What does your body do when it is anxious or scared?:
TREMBLE
You are ___ me with that inappropriate speech:
OFFENDING
This nuclear process is when atoms split:
FISSION
Synonym of beneficial:
WHOLESOME
This is done with a small piece of wood and a knife:
WHITTLE
Don’t ___ me by telling stories of my childhood:
EMBARRASS
Which warship is just below a ship of the line?:
FRIGATE
Known for burying its head when scared:
OSTRICH
Give up this ___, you’re not fooling anyone:
CHARADE
What does your eye do when you’re amused?:
GLIMMER
Shows a line of descent from your ancestors:
LINEAGE
A good TV show will ___ everyone in its story:
ENGROSS
Similar to appearance:
SEMBLANCE
Don’t get caught in one of these in the Midwest!:
TORNADO
How does a worm move?:
WIGGLE
Level 389 – Sports
NHL players are not permitted to tuck their jersey into their pants in such a manner where the top padding of the pants is exposed outside the jersey
A Japanese martial art:
JUDO
A type of spirit that can possess a human or animal (plural):
JINNI
I twisted my ___ while playing basketball:
ANKLE
The Clove Hitch is a type of what?:
KNOT
This can be found in an Eskimo village:
TOTEM
The air is almost never like this in the desert!:
HUMID
Emily is my closest ___ friend:
CHILDHOOD
The most popular board game in the world!:
MONOPOLY
Similar to a bracelet, worn on the upper arm:
ARMLET
Opposite of criticize:
PRAISE
A type of plant that looks like a part of a pet:
CATTAIL
Which person do you pay for your groceries?:
CASHIER
The nuclear ____ in Chernobyl was critically flawed:
REACTOR
An octopus and squid has these in abundance (plural):
TENTACLES
A ____ named Desire:
STREETCAR
Level 390 – Sports
Baseball umpires used to sit in rocking chairs
The Song of Roland is a ____ from the Middle Ages:
SAGA
Some people in Asia and Africa wear this on their heads:
TURBAN
What is one of the most commonly used pack animal?:
BURRO
If I fall, I’ll ___ off the pavement:
BOUNCE
What blind people use for reading:
BRAILLE
A type of appetizer containing multiple types of items:
SAMPLER
The royal ___ could clearly be seen everywhere:
REGALIA
Where do children like to play unorganized baseball?:
SANDLOT
A little bit of water easily ___ the thin cloth:
MOISTENS
What do you call something that looks or acts cute?:
ADORABLE
A judge should always be this during every trial:
IMPARTIAL
King George’s ____ improved during his reign:
ELOCUTION
A mother who takes care of the home during the day:
HOMEMAKER
What is John Hancock best known for?:
SIGNATURE
I do this whenever I wear my company’s uniform:
REPRESENT
