sudokoff

When a woman beats a man at Sudoku and he refuses to acknowledge that she has won. Instead, he attempts to find something he is better at than she.

Rachel beat John in a Sudokoff, but John refused to accept this and proceeded to say he is better at humping.

by chapsjr December 21, 2010

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

Sudoku

Ancient Japanese form of ritualistic suicide when they are dishonored, most commonly by sword.

After his father-san saw the boy disgraced by being called a comedian, he was forced to commit sudoku.

by Wafflociraptor May 12, 2014

sudorku

(n.)

etymology: portmanteau of Sudoku and dork

one who dorks out by regularly completing many sudoku puzzles in a short period of time

When Sudoku puzzles made their debut in the New York Post, Ronald turned into a complete sudorku, buying every puzzle book released, and completing at least one book a day.

by Elliott September 6, 2005

sudoku

A puzzle invented by an American but popularized by the Japanese.

The puzzle consists of a 9x9 grid which is partitioned into nine 3x3 boxes. Typically, 20 to 25 of the 81 cells are pre-filled with one numerical digit. The objective is to fill the remaining cells such that each digit (1 through 9) is represented in every row, column and box.

Easy to moderate puzzles can be solved via simple elimination.

More difficult puzzles require some "what if" propositions to solve.

Solving Sudoku by hand is a routine diversion but writing a program to solve or create Sudoku puzzles is a more interesting challenge.

I got a Sudoku book for Christmas and wrote a program that could solve any of the puzzles in under a second.

by AbnormalBoy January 8, 2006

commit sudoku

a term that means commit suicide, but is intended to not be as harsh as someone actually saying it.

MR is the initials of the founder of this word

john: hey you fag!
morgan: oi u wot m8
john: yeah thats rite you heard wot i said
morgan: how about commit sudoku
john: what

by rippedmyboy April 21, 2018