Level 4357 · Historical Facts · 15 clues

Figgerits Level 4357 Answers

"Australia used to be a British penal colony from 1787 to 1868, so the first police force there consisted entirely of convicts" — all 15 clues solved below.

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Hidden Phrase

"Australia used to be a British penal colony from 1787 to 1868, so the first police force there consisted entirely of convicts"

All 15 Clues & Answers

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DEBIT
Unpleasant wound on a heel
BLISTER
To take a case to a higher court
APPEAL
The science of celestial bodies
ASTROPHYSICS
Super funny
HILARIOUS
Example: Expressionism, Realism
STYLE
Small American bird
BLUEBIRD
(adv.) Doing something without being aware of it
SUBCONSCIOUSLY
Beam used in surgery
LASER
Cheap hotel
HOSTEL
To overcome with force
SUBDUE
The linking of things together
CONCATENATION
Wedding passageway
AISLE
Total, of the highest degree
ABSOLUTE
Completely by yourself
ALONE

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Figgerits Level 4357 — FAQ

What pack is Level 4357 in?

Level 4357 is in the Historical Facts pack.

How many clues does Level 4357 have?

Level 4357 has 15 clues to solve.

What is the hidden phrase in Level 4357?

The hidden phrase is: "Australia used to be a British penal colony from 1787 to 1868, so the first police force there consisted entirely of convicts"

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