Hentai sudoku

It's a phrase used to replace a japanese word hara-kiri.

Anna: Dude we got 5 assignments till tomorrow.
Stefan: I might as well commit hentai sudoku...

by Plavi Nindza November 9, 2020

Sudokupu

This is the "leg numbing" art of completing a Sudoku puzzle while blasting a deuce.

"I had some time to kill, so a rallied off a Sudokupu while waiting for 'Lost' to start."

by MagicRulz June 13, 2007

Soloku

a term given to a certain type of street jams by Ghanaian nationals especially in these covid times.

Vote casted, eye clear, results mentioned, Nana Addo chop wey Mahama chew, soloku mood activated.

by Soloku Coordinator December 9, 2020

soloku

Soloku be area meat wey you no dey pipe am plenty because you no for make the other area meats rec eg gbanji(area meat wey dey cook for you) and Alele(loud bitches

ah you dey commot this soloku?

by GumboFreak February 12, 2021

Minesweeper Sudoku

Solving a Sudoku puzzle in pen, rather with a pencil.

The puzzle is solved the same as normal Sudoku, however mistakes in pen become permanent, just like mistakes when playing windows minesweeper.

In the event of an error, the entire puzzle becomes void.

Bill: Are you doing a Sudoku?

Ted: Nah, I'm doing MINESWEEPER Sudoku. It's way tougher.

by XG-Raven May 8, 2008

sudoku

A Sudoku is a japanese math puzzle consisting of 9 3X3 squares, each with 9 smaller squares inside. Once completed, the sudoku must have the numbers from one to nine appear once in each row, coloum and 3X3 square.

I just finished my sudoku in 7 mins!!!

by Sierra P. K. August 18, 2005

sudokukakke

Main Entry: su·do·ku·kak·ke
Pronunciation: \sü-doh-kü-'kä-kE\
Function: noun
Etymology: A linquistical amalgam of 1) Japanese sudoku, short for suji wa dokushin ni kagiru "the numerals must remain single" (i.e., the digits can occur only once) and 2) Japanese bukakke, the noun form of the Japanese verb bukkakeru which means simply "splash". Modified usage by Mark and Nicole 2007 A.D.
: a "splashing" of numbers upon an individual

I'm getting out my "pen"... you may want to get out your towel... it's time to play a little Sudokukakke.

by Anonymous Ghostwriter August 4, 2007