Answers to the game
Figgerits – Logic Puzzles Game
IOS and Android
(Developer Hitapps Inc)
from 581 to 590 level
Level 581 – Science
The letter “J” is the only one not found on the periodic table
To be a ___ on the wall in that room:
FLY
Not flat land, but not as big as a mountain:
HILL
What type of fabric is used as trim on fancy clothes?:
LACE
A bit funny or not serious:
SILLY
Maple trees produce this:
SYRUP
The ___ helps make pasta even more delicious:
SAUCE
Coffee that doesn’t have caffeine:
DECAF
What do many men have on their faces?:
BEARD
Don’t act too ___, think things through:
RASHLY
The Queen has one of these marking special years:
JUBILEE
What is a person who often illegally resells tickets?:
SCALPER
This bone is the part of the skull where the forehead is:
FRONTAL
This movie is a ___, the action and intensity is epic:
THRILLER
Someone who forces their way into where they don’t belong:
INTRUDER
Very small children are taken outdoors in what?:
STROLLER
Level 582 – Science
Dinosaur fossils have been found on all seven continents. Dinosaurs might have roamed right through your backyard
Many people drive this:
CAR
Hard work is the ___ to success:
KEY
Something that we must do:
DUTY
Which bird makes a “quack” sound?:
DUCK
I’m ___ on this problem:
STUCK
A person with a large frame is called what?:
HUSKY
Someone who owes money to someone else:
DEBTOR
A cylinder-shaped thread holder, used in sewing:
BOBBIN
What is a decoration for clothing that attaches with a pin?:
BROOCH
Every time you hit the golf ball, it is considered a ___:
STROKE
What guacamole is made of?:
AVOCADO
Where do you put things you don’t need at the moment?:
STORAGE
A female in charge of a group:
MISTRESS
He quoted his words ___, reciting the speech perfectly:
VERBATIM
Something you have against another who has done you wrong:
GRIEVANCE
Level 583 – Science
During an average lifetime, the heart pumps nearly 1.5 million barrels of blood. This is enough to fill 200 train tank cars
Where you can find locations:
MAP
What a person does when they’re angry:
FUME
Opposite of defiled:
PURE
Don’t be so ___, it’s none of your business:
NOSY
You use this to send things to someone:
MAIL
Synonym of ethical:
MORAL
What British call a truck:
LORRY
What do you put over your mattress?:
LINEN
A type of swallow (bird):
MARTIN
Please ___ your reports by next Thursday:
SUBMIT
Synonym of hesitate:
DITHER
Something that you think is real or just:
BELIEF
What is a bullfighter called in Spanish?:
MATADOR
What retired people receive:
PENSION
To put it in a ___, I like this film:
NUTSHELL
Level 584 – Entertainment
The famous charcoal painting of Kate Winslet you can see in Titanic was drawn by James Cameron, the very same director of the movie. Apparently, movie-making is not the only amazing talent Cameron has
The Eiffel tower is the crown ___ of Paris:
JEWEL
Abide by the rules, obey:
COMPLY
Seat for a horse rider:
SADDLE
Annul:
RESCIND
They’re singing their hearts out at a ___ bar:
KARAOKE
Clear an obstruction:
UNBLOCK
Bird with unusually long tail feathers:
PEACOCK
Half woman, half fish:
MERMAID
The party sought a ___ to reform the tax law:
MANDATE
An old car started with a ___:
SPLUTTER
Second deadly sin in Christianity:
GLUTTONY
Vegetable cut into thin strips:
JULIENNE
He has ___ smoking:
FORSWORN
Tired, exhausted, worn out:
FATIGUED
What can one get if exposed to extreme cold?:
FROSTBITE
Never-ending:
PERPETUAL
Unwise, ill-considered:
IMPRUDENT
The party ___ the election in protest:
BOYCOTTED
Level 585 – Entertainment
The first ebook in the world is The Declaration of Independence, released in 1971. Michael Stern Hart transcribed it and made it available for everyone for free, starting the famous Project Gutenberg
___ for impact:
BRACE
Fashionable, excellent, chic (informal):
GROOVY
Regretful, sorrowful:
RUEFUL
This water is purified through reverse ___:
OSMOSIS
Dressing up as a popular fictional character:
COSPLAY
Young aspiring actress:
STARLET
Opposite of foreigners:
NATIVES
Flightless seabird:
PENGUIN
Dr. Smith is a ___ of Medieval history:
SCHOLAR
Some chemicals can be poisonous if ___:
INGESTED
Aggressive nationalism, chauvinism:
JINGOISM
Contaminant-free:
PURIFIED
Food of the gods in Greek mythology:
AMBROSIA
Form a mistaken opinion about someone:
MISJUDGE
Cinema is part of the entertainment ___:
INDUSTRY
Divination by observing celestial bodies:
ASTROLOGY
Do not jump off the plane without it:
PARACHUTE
Wished for (adj.):
DESIRABLE
Level 586 – Entertainment
Since Harry Potter was deemed to be a “book for boys” before its publication and boys preferred to buy books written by male authors, Joanne Rowling was asked to take on a male pen-name. That’s how J.K. Rowling came to be
Sky, heaven, celestial sphere (literary):
WELKIN
Crafty, skillful, cunning:
ARTFUL
He wore a long ___ mustache:
DROOPY
The new high-speed train was a ___ of engineering:
TRIUMPH
I slept ___ and feel well-rested:
SOUNDLY
Brain-like edible seeds:
WALNUTS
Tropical cyclone:
TYPHOON
Supply water:
HYDRATE
Sinister, menacing (esp. of a look):
BALEFUL
Imaginary creature with a horn:
UNICORN
Orange powdered spice:
PAPRIKA
Grateful:
THANKFUL
As a PhD student, she pursues a career in ___:
ACADEMIA
Commiseration with someone’s misfortune:
SYMPATHY
Bailiff’s jurisdiction:
BAILIWICK
Wires must be ___ to avoid short-circuiting:
INSULATED
Level 587 – Entertainment
In Iraq, booksellers just leave books outside at night unattended because “the reader does not steal and the thief does not read.”
Ruffly neckwear:
JABOT
Irregular mark (esp. on the skin):
BLOTCH
Throw and catch several objects continuously:
JUGGLE
Immoral, unsavory, sleazy:
SORDID
He’s always on the ___ for new opportunities:
LOOKOUT
Glimmer:
FLICKER
Not artificial:
NATURAL
Violate (law):
INFRINGE
The company was acquired through a hostile ___:
TAKEOVER
This is a stale joke, an old ___:
CHESTNUT
Rebel, outlaw:
RENEGADE
Her favorite genre is psychological ___:
THRILLER
Violation of social norms (noun):
DEVIANCE
Opposite of selfless:
EGOISTIC
Harm someone’s reputation:
DISCREDIT
Popular red flower high in symbolism:
CARNATION
Willing to fight:
BELLICOSE
Level 588 – Entertainment
The Palace Theatre of London had two seats permanently bolted open for the theater ghosts to sit in, so the public never used them. That was until Harry Potter and the Cursed Child, which sold so well these two seats had to come back
Rookie:
NEWBIE
Cunning, deceptive person:
DODGER
Perplex, bewilder:
BAFFLE
Device for directionally projecting water:
SPRAYER
___ crescent:
FERTILE
Treeless grassland:
PRAIRIE
National flower of Wales:
DAFFODIL
Willingness to take risks:
BOLDNESS
The schedule is not ___ to change:
AMENABLE
Breach of ___:
PROTOCOL
Official representative of a country abroad:
DIPLOMAT
Antonym of the same:
OPPOSITE
Fear and ___:
LOATHING
Mutually beneficial relationship (adj.):
SYMBIOTIC
Possession:
OWNERSHIP
In the process of being formed, developing:
INCIPIENT
Short recurring melodic figure (music):
LEITMOTIF
Level 589 – Science
There are 206 bones in the adult human body and 300 in a child’s body
You can stay the night here, for a price:
INN
Day, week, month, ___:
YEAR
What is a secret journal that many people keep?:
DIARY
Some cities are named after this, such as Louis and Paul:
SAINT
There is a three-___ fire in the skyscraper:
ALARM
Your aunt’s or uncle’s child:
COUSIN
How the mummies from Egypt were made:
EMBALM
Follow the ___:
LEADER
This legume from East Asia is the basis for many foods:
SOYBEAN
Synonym of mundane:
HUMDRUM
What is a rainy season in a dry area called?:
MONSOON
These people don’t believe in a higher power (plural):
ATHEISTS
The ___ is the first instrument that many children learn:
RECORDER
People who buy things (plural):
CONSUMERS
A third party tries to solve disputes using this:
MEDIATION
Level 590 – Science
Sound travels about four times faster in water than in the air
There is one for a door and one for a table:
MAT
How do you address a knight?:
SIR
A ___ in sheep’s clothing:
WOLF
You need this to enter a country:
VISA
Synonym of party:
BASH
You do this when playing Charades:
MIME
This shop ___ all kinds of items:
SELLS
A type of store where everything is cheap or discounted:
THRIFT
What were Muslim rulers often called? (singular):
SULTAN
A type of sausage, popular as lunch meat:
SALAMI
Similar to rotate:
REVOLVE
Type of flower, shares its name with a color (plural):
VIOLETS
A musician performing alone:
SOLOIST
Beauty is in the eye of the ___:
BEHOLDER
Synonym of impoverished:
DESTITUTE
