Rococo Hiểu Hiểu
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Hi guys, yesterday me and my friend were talking about the word "cool" as in awsome, but i didn't see that word in the dictionary, or even "cool" as in chill or cold, also i'm new to the app so i'm not sure where to search it
Rose
1/26/2026
It actuslly isn't in the dictionary (lower left icon) for this app. you can search it on the web I'm thinking.
Rococo Hiểu Hiểu
1/26/2026
ah i understand, i'm gonna check it out, thank you so much
Lucas Richmond
1/27/2026
cold is a word in the dictionary
Jess
1/29/2026
there's a couple ways to sign "cool" as in awesome. The way I learned in high-school was to place your thumb of your dominant on your chest and wiggle your other four fingers. The other way Ive found online is to use your dominant hand to form a closed or pinched "G" handshape and perform a quick twist of your hand to the side of your chin. you can also fingerspell it.
Rococo Hiểu Hiểu
1/29/2026
Yes I definitely just check that out! It's a pretty cute sign for me tbh, but thank you so much for your reply ✨
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