Answers to the game
Figgerits – Logic Puzzles Game
IOS and Android
(Developer Hitapps Inc)
from 511 to 520 level
Level 511 – High Culture
Treat a work of art like a prince: let it speak to you first
Perspiring, clammy:
SWEATY
Don’t bring a ___ to a gunfight:
KNIFE
To separate from others:
ISOLATE
Plant which smell is attractive to felines:
CATNIP
Box for keeping its contents below the ambient temperature:
COOLER
Wheat, quinoa and rice are ___:
CEREALS
To own:
POSSESS
Which hormone helps the body use and store glucose?:
INSULIN
Distressed, restless, irritated:
FRETFUL
The patella, a protective leg bone:
KNEECAP
Opposite of an instant:
ETERNITY
The ___ of an elephant is 50-70 years:
LIFESPAN
Contestant reaching the last stage of a competition:
FINALIST
Road or track raising above water or marshland:
CAUSEWAY
She is an A student and speaks three languages ___:
FLUENTLY
Opposite of written in prose (adj.):
POETICAL
Single-mindedly zealous (adj.):
FANATICAL
Defender:
PROTECTOR
Level 512 – High Culture
Practise what you know, and it will help to make clear what now you do not know
The house had an ___ of mystery:
AURA
Break in the skin caused by an external force:
WOUND
Run away to get married:
ELOPE
Era:
EPOCH
The ___ team was praised for their courage:
RESCUE
Skillful, adept, dexterous:
ADROIT
She prefers prose to ___:
POETRY
Victory cheer:
HURRAH
Flowers with crumpled, usually red, petals:
POPPIES
Small cardboard containers:
PACKETS
Popular aromatic herb:
PARSLEY
People as a whole:
POPULACE
___ marble is glossy and smooth:
POLISHED
To travel by hailing free rides:
HITCHHIKE
Flock of birds in V-shaped formation (plural):
SKEINS
Level 513 – Sports
The longest boxing match in history lasted 110 rounds and went on for over seven hours. It was fought between Andy Bowen and Jack Burke in 1893
Bangers and ___:
MASH
A nightingale cannot sing in a ___:
CAGE
Beauty parlor:
SALON
Long-distance motorsport event:
RALLY
Men in ancient Rome wore ___:
TOGAS
Clever, smart, sharp:
BRIGHT
Tower with a light that guides passing ships:
BEACON
His savings ___ was near-empty:
ACCOUNT
Opposite of boastfulness:
MODESTY
Newspaper dominated by sensationalist journalism:
TABLOID
There was a method to her ___:
MADNESS
Region outside of something:
EXTERIOR
Ants use their ___ for navigation:
ANTENNAS
Theological school for priests or rabbis:
SEMINARY
Infant’s relationship to the sponsoring adult at baptism:
GODCHILD
Level 514 – Sports
There is a 150-year-old oak tree at the center of a soccer field in Estonia. The locals who play football on the pitch have become used to it and know how to use the tree to complete passes
Use the ATM around the corner to get some ___:
CASH
Group of people related by blood or lineage:
CLAN
Save it for a ___ day:
RAINY
Separate wheat from the ___:
CHAFF
Slave of the Spartan:
HELOT
Leisurely walk:
STROLL
Lime tree:
LINDEN
The Sun’s outermost part is called a ___:
CORONA
There is a ___ shortage of qualified teachers:
CHRONIC
Interlaced, grid-like pattern or structure:
LATTICE
Windpipe:
TRACHEA
The newlyweds were showered in ___:
CONFETTI
Large air masses rotating inwards:
CYCLONES
Sudden fright made his heart rate ___:
SKYROCKET
Opposite of removals, subtractions:
ADDITIONS
Level 515 – Sports
Sheep Counting is an official sport in Australia. About 400 sheep make a mad dash past ten competitors, who will try to count them. Whoever makes the most accurate estimate is the winner
What food do squirrels like?:
NUTS
Immaterial part of a person (plural):
SOULS
___-free bread is a boon to those who cannot process the regular kind:
GLUTEN
Water frozen in the shape of a spike:
ICICLE
___ power is produced by fission:
NUCLEAR
Military unit bigger than a squad:
PLATOON
The hovel stood high upon a ___:
HILLTOP
It was impossible to ___ that initial feeling:
RECREATE
The ball bounced off the ___:
GOALPOST
Heated structure that protects plants from cold weather:
HOTHOUSE
The novel was a ___ of life in the 19th century England:
SNAPSHOT
He drank a ___ of milk every morning:
GLASSFUL
Opposite of ordinary:
FANTASTIC
The smoke ___ my eyes:
IRRITATES
Infamous:
NOTORIOUS
Ornamental cloth laid over a horse:
CAPARISON
Level 516 – Sports
The phrase “win hands down” was initially in reference to a jockey, who would win a race without pulling the reins of the horse or whipping the horse
Lower part of cheek:
JOWL
___ reef:
CORAL
Tall, high, noble:
LOFTY
___ in the crown:
JEWEL
If I were ___ I could run longer:
FITTER
She got a real ___ from skydiving:
THRILL
Two houses share a wall, they ___:
ADJOIN
An old, unreliable car:
JALOPY
Gossip:
HEARSAY
Someone who hunts illegally:
POACHER
Time limit:
DEADLINE
The news spread like ___:
WILDFIRE
An interior ___ must understand color and lighting:
DECORATOR
Employees expect a clean and safe ___:
WORKPLACE
Music was her ___:
PASSION
Level 517 – Planet Earth
Ethiopia has a different calendar, which is similar to the Julian calendar people used to follow before the introduction of the Gregorian calendar. It means that the country is almost 8 years behind the Western calendar. They also have 13 months instead of 12
Some nuns wear it on their heads:
WIMPLE
The speaker was trying to impress the ___:
AUDIENCE
A kind of shellfish:
NAUTILUS
Embarrassed:
SHEEPISH
Ideas aimed at getting the support of ordinary people:
POPULISM
A radio program about recent events:
NEWSCAST
A synonym for “bewilderment”:
CONFUSION
Brightness and certainty:
LUCIDNESS
The monotony of his voice was ___:
SOPORIFIC
A unit of energy in physics:
JOULE
Unfair actions or situations:
INJUSTICE
Acting on stage had a ___ effect on her:
CATHARTIC
An interest in some activity which doesn’t last long:
DALLIANCE
Smoking has a bad ___ on your health:
INFLUENCE
A type of heel for women’s shoes:
STILETTO
A shirt and trousers in one piece:
JUMPSUIT
Is height a ____ for hiring a firefighter?:
CRITERION
Sad and miserable:
MIRTHLESS
Level 518 – Planet Earth
If you go deeper than 30 feet (9.14 m) underwater, blood will appear green to you, because there is no red light there
This gas is used in balloons:
HELIUM
These two flavors ___ well:
MINGLE
We use it to make our skin soft:
UNGUENT
Willingly:
EAGERLY
Women usually pierce this part of their ears:
EARLOBE
A synonym for “audacity”:
TEMERITY
A kind of melon:
HONEYDEW
Some notable people were buried in the ___ in Rome:
PANTHEON
Officially approved:
RATIFIED
He is one of the most ___ bachelors in New York:
ELIGIBLE
Pessimistic:
DOWNBEAT
They warned their son to keep away from such ___:
RIFFRAFF
Diminishing gradually:
DWINDLING
Speaking two languages equally well:
BILINGUAL
We fill a tank with it:
PETROLEUM
A figure of speech used to emphasize an idea:
GRADATION
This machine is well-designed and absolutely ___:
FOOLPROOF
Level 519 – Planet Earth
Yakutsk is the coldest city in the world. It is located in Russian Siberia and has the average winter temperature of around -50° C (-58° F). The lowest temperature ever recorded there was -64.4° C (-83.9° F)
She sank the ___ into the well:
BUCKET
An agenda:
DOCKET
Try not to ___ while sitting, it’s bad for your back:
SLOUCH
Bright and attractive, but of poor quality:
TAWDRY
To cover and protect something:
SHEATHE
Warm spiced beer or wine:
WASSAIL
This restaurant offers traditional French ___:
CUISINE
Her mum isn’t happy when she ___ her toys all over the floor:
SCATTERS
Making sense and easy to understand:
COHERENT
It supports a wall:
BUTTRESS
The decision you’ll make is ___ important for your future:
CRUCIALLY
Similar to “disrupt”:
DISLOCATE
Regulated by laws:
STATUTORY
We’ll try to spread the extra ___ on all the employees:
WORKLOAD
The opposite of “simple”:
TRICKY
To drizzle:
DRIBBLE
Level 520 – Planet Earth
Although Denmark might seem like a tiny country, the Kingdom of Denmark, which includes Denmark, Greenland and the Faroe Islands, has the territory of 2,210,579 square km (853,509 square mi), making it the second largest in Europe after Russia
The color of military uniform:
KHAKI
It hangs on a wall and provides the light:
SCONCE
Jumpers can be made of this soft wool:
MOHAIR
An official statement:
DECREE
I really like her trendy ___:
OUTFIT
What’s the difference between static and ___ energy?:
KINETIC
The parties had ___ and exhausting negotiations:
LENGTHY
A synonym for “mainly”:
CHIEFLY
Loathing:
DISGUST
A large tool for digging up and cutting roots:
MATTOCK
You can find a lot of paintings in it:
GALLERY
They use ___ paints for graffiti:
AEROSOL
To get used to something:
ACCUSTOM
Meat cut into small pieces:
MEATLOAF
You ___ a lot last night. Have you caught a cold?:
SNIFFLED
Artists know how to deal with the ___ of color:
INTENSITY
Aimless:
DESULTORY
Everyone realized the ___ of danger:
IMMINENCE
Illegally:
ILLICITLY
