Example
Example: a board of five rows. The top row reads
M, U, S, I, C, with the C placed from the pool and the row marked as a
word. Row 2 reads S, H, A, R and an empty cell. Row 3 reads T, an empty
cell, A, S, T. Row 4 reads G, L, an empty cell, V, E. Row 5 reads
D, A, N, C and an empty cell. Below the board, a pool of letter tiles:
C, already spent, then E, O, O, P.
CEOOP
Fill the blanks so each row spells a word.
Rows can spell more than one word, but only one set of five solves the grid.
A new puzzle every day. Monday is easiest, Saturday hardest.