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Named so because when it appears in newspaper or puzzle collections, the solution is often an inspirational or life-smart quote from a well-known historical person. In puzzle hunts, more commonly they result in cluephrases, or sentences from some dataset that the rest of the puzzle may use. |
Named so because when it appears in newspaper or puzzle collections, the solution is often an inspirational or life-smart quote from a well-known historical person. In puzzle hunts, more commonly they result in cluephrases, or sentences from some dataset that the rest of the puzzle may use. |
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* [[:Category:Dropquote|Puzzles that involve Dropquotes]] |
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Revision as of 22:59, 12 July 2022
- True joy of nature is when every drop of a letter shines like a quote.
Part of a series on Word Puzzles 
When we find ourselves faced with a mighty struggle in life... think about this humble puzzle, with majestic columns of letters, perched upon a grid of black and white, and behold: the secrets to eternal epiphany.
In a standard dropquote puzzle, the goal is to place the letters (which are usually in alphabetical order) into the (non-black) squares in their columns in some other order, such that a meaningful sentence or phrase appears.
Named so because when it appears in newspaper or puzzle collections, the solution is often an inspirational or life-smart quote from a well-known historical person. In puzzle hunts, more commonly they result in cluephrases, or sentences from some dataset that the rest of the puzzle may use.
Notable Examples
TO DO
See Also
