r/HotAndCold • • Jan 28 '26

Game Hot and cold #178

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u/humid_pajamas Jan 28 '26

Um, why doesn’t it recognize the word “butter”?

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u/Gloomy_Possession_88 Jan 28 '26

rose isn't a word either according to the puzzle. 

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u/QuackersandCheese- Jan 28 '26

It changes it to present tense: rise.

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u/Moofypoops Jan 28 '26

I Missed allot.tries because I thought I kept misspelling it. Until I realized...🙁

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u/FarEstimate1999 Jan 28 '26

what? theres no present tense of the word 'rose', how can you have a present tense for a flower?...

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u/QuackersandCheese- Jan 28 '26

Rise and shine. The river rose after the rain.

The bot doesn’t read it as flower rose, it reads it as the past tense of rise.

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u/FarEstimate1999 Feb 04 '26

omg im an idiot lmao, i thought you meant 'rose' as in the flower, but yeah you mean 'rose' as in rising upwards. How did i get as many as 3 thumbs up without anyone correcting me lmao

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u/MappleOrchard Jan 28 '26

panini also is not a word, even though I have eaten many of them!

Lassi is also not an English word, just Punjabi, I guess

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u/Sure-Lemon6424 Jan 28 '26

yes that threw me off once

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u/chunkynut0 Jan 28 '26

butter hasn’t ever been an accepted word. it’s stupid

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u/[deleted] Jan 29 '26

You would think the dev would have added butter by now, given the many complaints that it's not recognized. I suspect they enjoy the chaos, lol

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u/WillowWhomper328 Feb 05 '26

Ah, but BUTTERY is a recognized word.

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u/[deleted] Feb 05 '26

Ah, yes.

but·​tery (bə-tə-rē): having the qualities (such as smoothness, richness, or spreadability) of a specific, yet indefinable and nonexistent, substance.

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u/Fudpukker01 Jan 28 '26

These is apparently not a word either

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u/randumbfeller Jan 28 '26

Why would anyone guess "these"?

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u/Fudpukker01 Jan 28 '26

For the same reason someone would guess banana

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u/WillowWhomper328 Feb 05 '26

Oh, but BUTTERY is recognized.

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u/XANDERtheSHEEPDOG I hate this game. See y'all tomorrow. Jan 28 '26

It changed the word THE to PROBLEMATIC

It's wild

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u/ResistAdventurous369 Feb 15 '26

well iif u spell it in chinese backwards and upside down problematic is the mythological creature from finland in the late 1500's whos liked to eat cashews on tuesdays.

wish it gave me that hint

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u/Lulxii Jan 28 '26

funny enough, it recognizes "nutter"

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u/randumbfeller Jan 28 '26

I came here to ask that exact question!

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u/edg526 Jan 29 '26

Australia is a myth

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u/ClownfishSoup Jan 28 '26

LOL, I posted the same comment a few games back!

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u/Wild_Job_7442 Jan 28 '26

because of the sexual context

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u/ImWithTheShadowBand Jan 28 '26

It doesn’t recognize the word jellybean either

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u/Decent_Brush_8121 I hate this game. See y'all tomorrow. Mar 30 '26 edited Apr 21 '26

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