sudoku
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- /suːˈdoʊku/
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sudoku
- Sit at a table by the window and do the Sudoku puzzle in the paper.
- Sudoku puzzle
- Sudoku game
- Sudoku book
You know, I don't know, things like Sudoku and chess and various things like that.
- You know, I don't know, things like Sudoku and chess and various things like that.
- I always think about crossword puzzles, Sudoku, Wordle.
- OK, which is a feature of most good Sudoku puzzles that there is only one solution.
- So we can each be mining Bitcoin And so we're both solving Sudoku's.
- Some intellectual hobbies that you can get onto is reading, chess, puzzle solving like crosswords or sudoku.
- Like I do Sudoku I have or Widoku.
- I like jigsaw puzzles, I like Sudoku's.
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She filled in the last number of the sudoku grid with excitement.
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Three people are placed in a room together to solve a Sudoku puzzle for five minutes.
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And so the rules of Sudoku are simple.
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Your very own Sudoku book.
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It's the first time I tried Sudoku.
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Seriously, once I get into Sudoku, I'm in it for the long haul.
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OK, which is a feature of most good Sudoku puzzles that there is only one solution.
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We have a puzzle table, board games, and daily sudoku puzzles available.
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We spent the storm playing every board game, crossword puzzle, and Sudoku we had access to.
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The number-placement puzzle, Sudoku, consists of a 9 x 9 grid which must be filled using the digits 1 to 9.
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Etymology
Sudoku comes from a Japanese phrase, suji wa dokushin ni kagiru, which means 'the numbers must be single'. So, think of numbers standing 'alone' in each row, column and box, which is why a sudoku puzzle asks you to place each number only once.