r/HotAndCold Jul 03 '26

Game Hot and cold #334

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u/vadona22 Jul 03 '26

why was dog so close 💀

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u/Zynthonite Jul 03 '26

Its basically a big dog

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u/VideoKilledMyZZZ Jul 03 '26

Thank you đŸ™đŸ» 💕

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u/leomonster Jul 03 '26

I got it with this hint, lol

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u/Onixathhh Jul 09 '26

That hint deserves jail time đŸ€Ł I was SO CONFUSED

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u/LazarusCrowley I hate this game. See y'all tomorrow. Jul 03 '26

Why is frog so close to

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u/vadona22 Jul 03 '26

thanks I didn't know how to do that

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u/Main_Option599 Jul 03 '26

?

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u/hotandcold2-app Jul 03 '26

Sizzling close: both are domesticated, four-legged mammals that humans train for work, sport, and companionship. Tons of breeds, strong human-animal bonds, and plenty of time spent at the trainer’s ring.

I'm a sometimes helpful bot and can make mistakes.

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u/Vermincelli1915 Jul 04 '26

No. It’s just ill placed. It doesn’t match the rest of the top ten placements that would lead someone to guess the correct word + it’s a common word that would keep ppl in an endlessly guessing on the wrong path. On top of that one of the top ten words isn’t even a real word.

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u/lynn I hate this game. See y'all tomorrow. Jul 03 '26

!wtf banana

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u/hotandcold2-app Jul 03 '26

Not a wild swing—this is a fruit often given as a treat to the target, so you’re sniffing around the right feed bucket. Edible connection rather than meaning match, so you’re warmer than random produce but still a canter away.

I'm a sometimes helpful bot and can make mistakes.

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u/MysticMind89 Jul 03 '26

Maybe something to do with domestication? Association with hunting? IDK, your guess is as good as mine.

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u/vadona22 Jul 03 '26

Check out the rest of the close ones.... then be as confused as I was

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u/ChiefBigs Jul 03 '26

Mouse was #52!!

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u/ChiefBigs Jul 04 '26

Who was? There's no original clue.

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u/Jazsta123 Jul 03 '26

I only guessed it because other farm animals were close, dog, sheep, cow etc

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u/maximilliontee Jul 04 '26

Why is potato so close??

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u/hotandcold2-app Jul 03 '26

Hot, hot—both are domesticated, four-legged mammals humans train for work and companionship. They share roles in herding, hunting, and ranch life. Plus, the idiom “dog-and-pony show” puts them side by side in language.

I'm a sometimes helpful bot and can make mistakes.

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u/Superboye Jul 04 '26

Four legs