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For example:
W L G D
A I O S
K Y R N
E P G L
In this example, valid words include WAY, WAIL, LAKE,
GONG, and so forth.
Wordoku
Similar to “Su Doku” puzzles – please see “Board Games” on page
26 for more information – “Wordoku” is played with letters instead
of numbers but uses the same 9x9 grid divided into nine smaller
3x3 grids.
At the beginning of the puzzle, some locations already contain
letters. Your goal is to fill the empty spaces in such a way that each
provided letter occurs once – and only once – in each horizontal
row, vertical column, and 3x3 grid. Note: When the puzzle is
complete, the 9 letters reading diagonally from the top left corner
will form a word.
Empty locations are denoted by hyphens (“-”). When you point to a
vacant location, the area below the grid looks something like this:
L
S E R I D V J O C
N
