Answers to the game
Figgerits – Logic Puzzles Game
IOS and Android
(Developer Hitapps Inc)
from 431 to 440 level
Level 431 – Sports
42 000 tennis balls are used each year on average during The Wimbledon Championships in England
Fair winds and following seas! Hope this ___ will be easy:
SAIL
Vegetable rich in protein:
BEAN
What is in the trash bin?:
WASTE
Serenity:
PEACE
Kind of cheese:
COTTAGE
The sunglasses ___ her eyes, so I don’t see their color:
CONCEAL
Mancala (anagram):
ALMANAC
Antonym for indolence:
INACTION
The dinner is overcooked, but not ___:
INEDIBLE
A thing that brings good luck:
TALISMAN
What was a typical WWI aircraft? (plural):
BIPLANES
Brushy guard:
WATCHDOG
Big splash:
SENSATION
Tongue-lash, chastise:
CASTIGATE
Emergency workers are unable to __ the cause of the fire:
PINPOINT
Level 432 – Sports
Golf ball dimples are needed to increase its flight range. The air flowing around the bumpy ball reduces the vacuum wake created by the velocity
Chicken ___ is a house for hens:
COOP
G or F, on sheet music:
CLEF
___ Town is famous for Table Mountain:
CAPE
Discussion group or group of experts:
PANEL
What tree represents Canada?:
MAPLE
Pompous entrance:
PORTAL
How to ___ me to my colleagues on the first day at work?:
ENDEAR
To play the ponies:
GAMBLE
I’m an expert in finance, I know my ___:
ONIONS
Device to take pictures:
CAMERA
Seeing things as they are:
REALISM
Hot and humid climate:
TROPICAL
Up a tree:
HELPLESS
Our house is covered with ___. These wood planks are yellow:
CLAPBOARD
That disease is caused by a chemical ___ in the brain:
IMBALANCE
I’m fed up with your “I don’t care!”. Don’t be so ___:
APATHETIC
Level 433 – Sports
Please don’t ask me what the score is. I’m not even sure what the game is
What would be a good place for a picnic?:
PARK
Large shopping center:
MALL
His recent behavior is beyond the ___:
PALE
Walk heavily:
STOMP
Small narrow boat with pointed ends:
CANOE
Degree, extent, range:
SCOPE
Mechanical pulling device consisting of a drum and a rope:
WINCH
Person who interprets and judges artistic works:
CRITIC
Poster, sign, notice:
PLACARD
Whistle or shout of disapproval:
CATCALL
Heaven, utopia:
PARADISE
Someone who avoids reality in the world of fantasy:
ESCAPIST
___ surgery serves an aesthetic purpose:
COSMETIC
Inborn pattern of behavior:
INSTINCT
Probably the 2nd most popular flower after the rose:
CARNATION
This novel has a special emotional ___ for me:
RESONANCE
Opposite of irrelevant:
IMPORTANT
Ceramic material:
PORCELAIN
Level 434 – Flora
Beautiful orchids sold in shops are actually decades old, since the plants take about five to seven years to bloom once germinated. These plants also have a life span of around 100 years
What would you call something unexpected and sudden?:
ABRUPT
To feel deep admiration for something:
REVERE
In Japan, Maneki-neko figures depict these cats:
CALICO
This multi-layered veggie is rich in vitamin C:
CABBAGE
Being enraged in one word:
FURIOUS
I was called ___ for wearing a long skirt:
PRUDISH
This person is motivated purely by their interest:
CYNICAL
Antonym for “impoliteness” and “misbehavior”:
SUAVITY
Back in the day, people used to wear this glass lens:
MONOCLE
A spherical candy on a stick:
LOLLIPOP
A police officer in France:
GENDARME
This person spends a lot of time reading or studying:
STUDIOUS
Jewelry for a neck:
NECKLACE
Being terribly infatuated:
LOVESICK
Synonym for ‘outfield’ in baseball:
BACKFIELD
Account of events in history:
CHRONICLE
Level 435 – Flora
90 percent of the plant-based foods we eat come from just 30 plants out of tens of thousands of plant species that grow on our planet
Football in America, Canada, and Australia:
SOCCER
Synonym for “gap”, “space” or “cavity”:
LACUNA
You feel it when you want to eat:
HUNGER
Another word for “goblet”:
CHALICE
A politician that aims to appeal to ordinary people:
POPULIST
A photograph that was taken quickly:
SNAPSHOT
To become smaller in amount or size:
DECREASE
Being extra careful:
CAUTIOUS
When a disease spreads from one person to another:
CONTAGION
Having the capacity for the future development:
POTENTIAL
Being insulted and bitter:
RESENTFUL
Movable platforms for builders:
SCAFFOLDS
Unlike islands, this is almost surrounded by water:
PENINSULA
When someone loses their abilities, they become ___:
POWERLESS
A chapter with the conclusion in a book:
AFTERWORD
Level 436 – Flora
The oldest living organism on Earth is actually a plant. It is a bristlecone pine that grows in southeastern California’s White Mountains, which has been estimated to be around 4,841 years old
Perfectly rhymes with jiggle:
WIGGLE
This cured sausage first came from Italy:
SALAMI
A roar or a deep sound made by a large animal:
BELLOW
Don’t ___ your fist when taking your blood pressure:
CLENCH
These beans are high in protein and fiber and low in fat:
LENTILS
Troublesome or constituting a burden is called ___:
ONEROUS
A woman that plays roles in movies:
ACTRESS
The opposite of poetic:
PROSAIC
When something is perfectly clean:
SPOTLESS
It’s an X-axis:
ABSCISSA
When a person agrees to give up something:
FORSWEAR
An extremely rich individual:
OLIGARCH
Make someone feel shameful about themselves:
HUMILIATE
This test job period lasts from 3-6 months:
PROBATION
To take someone to court:
PROSECUTE
A person whose jokes might seem rude (adj.):
FACETIOUS
Level 437 – Flora
During the 1600s, tulips were so expensive in Holland that their bulbs cost more than gold. The period is known as Tulip Mania, and it resulted in the crash of the Dutch economy
A feather decoration on a headdress:
PLUME
If you ___ red and white, you will get a pink color:
BLEND
To tease someone in a friendly way:
BANTER
Salt scattered in this shape will protect you from spirits:
CIRCLE
“Not occupied” in one word:
VACANT
This type of person never complains about the pain:
STOICAL
To carve a text on the stone:
ENGRAVE
To go through a procedure, usually an unpleasant one:
UNDERGO
To make someone extremely tired:
EXHAUST
When a person drops hints about something, you call them ___:
ALLUSIVE
An adjective for an action that is being done regularly:
HABITUAL
Pepper will never ___ in water:
DISSOLVE
It has teeth and can roar, but it’s not an animal:
CHAINSAW
An object that represents its kind and is used for studying:
SPECIMEN
A synonym for ‘breakdown’ that also rhymes with it:
MELTDOWN
A plant that looks healthy and lush:
LUXURIANT
Rich people have it:
PRIVILEGE
Level 438 – High Culture
A major 20th-century French painter and sculptor Georges Braque was the first living person to have art displayed in the Louvre
People do this to elect leaders:
VOTE
The difference between men and boys is the price of what?:
TOYS
Synonym to essential:
VITAL
A plant with pink flowers that blooms in late spring:
PEONY
There was an open ___ in the thick forest:
GLADE
What you get at the beach:
SUNTAN
A funny exaggeration of something:
PARODY
Similar to ruffled:
FRILLY
What are trucks called in England?:
LORRIES
Chickens, geese, ducks, and other domestic fowl:
POULTRY
The person to starts a company or organization:
FOUNDER
What do you make calls with?:
TELEPHONE
___ and fancy-free:
FOOTLOOSE
Any substances that you can eat:
FOODSTUFF
There tend to be a lot of ___ during the summer in Kansas:
TORNADOES
Level 439 – High Culture
Frank Baum named Oz after a filing cabinet that was kept in his office. One cabinet was labeled “A to N,” and the second was labeled “O to Z”
A comfortable seat for multiple people:
SOFA
What is the largest organ of the human body?:
SKIN
Women like to paint and decorate these:
NAILS
A queen bee has many of these (singular):
DRONE
Don’t just ___ out the answer, let others answer first:
BLURT
Which fish is similar to tuna and mackerel?:
BONITO
You can’t just ___ history, the facts never change:
REWRITE
Synonym of confused:
PUZZLED
The wife of a dad, didn’t give birth to his children:
STEPMOM
Which mythical creature combines an eagle and lion?:
GRIFFIN
His hopes were nothing but a ___, an illusion:
CHIMERA
This slows things down:
FRICTION
Similar to fuse:
INTEGRATE
He used a ___ to put sugar in his coffee:
TEASPOON
Someone who brings things to sell from another country:
IMPORTER
Level 440 – High Culture
The most popular ballet in the world is Tchaikovsky’s The Nutcracker, which was first performed in 1892
An inlet, usually shaped like a half circle or horseshoe:
BAY
Not spicy:
MILD
Listen to my ___ of what happened the other day:
STORY
Applesauce and mashed potatoes are examples of what?:
PUREE
This was a ___ victory, we lost too many soldiers:
COSTLY
Synonym of allow:
PERMIT
A cattail plant is also known as what?:
BULRUSH
To draw or paint through a cutout:
STENCIL
Substance that is deadly to living creatures (plural):
POISONS
The batter should be stirred until it is ___:
VISCOUS
Something that can be heard:
AUDITORY
Where are dairy products processed?:
CREAMERY
The other employees at your job (plural):
COWORKERS
Jill is such a ___, she stresses over every little thing:
WORRYWART
What do police form when they want to stop traffic?:
ROADBLOCK
