Bigfoot
- noun
- /ˈbɪɡˌfʊt/
- Literature
- The most famous cryptids are perhaps Bigfoot and aliens, but there are many more out there.
- Bigfoot or sasquatch
- look for Bigfoot
- Bigfoot appears
Like if you found Bigfoot or Dracula or Wolverine.
- Like if you found Bigfoot or Dracula or Wolverine.
- So there's Charlie and what appears to be the Bigfoot fleeing a photographer.
- How would you like it if a great Bigfoot came down and stamped on you?
- Suppose your neighbor told you that their friend's daughter saw Bigfoot fly across the forest.
- And like, we've been like sending in Bigfoot sightings from like all across South Florida.
- Speaking of giant penises and descendants of Bigfoot, I think it's time for a recap.
- But you can use it for practical things like not hunting Bigfoot.
- Yeah, JD, but the point is that just like Bigfoot, migrants eating dogs and cats is not real.
- I made a documentary about six months ago, maybe seven months called Bigfoot Beyond the Legend.
- They most certainly would put on a monkey suit and pretend that they found Bigfoot footage.
Examples
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A trail camera has captured an image of a Bigfoot in the wild.
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This looks a little like Bigfoot, huh?
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First of all, I think to find Bigfoot, you have to dig a hole.
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I have a very low, low level of confidence that Bigfoot exists.
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All roads that Bigfoot walked down led back to the same place.
Academic text (2013) -
So they have genuine Bigfoot news out there in the woods.
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It says here that they found Bigfoot hair samples and DNA in Michigan!
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I saw Bigfoot once.
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Many people claim to have seen Bigfoot during their hikes in the forest.
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The local legend says that Bigfoot roams the mountains at night.
Synonyms
A large, hairy, humanlike creature said to live in remote forests in northwest United States and Canada
How Believable
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Bigfoot is made from the common English words big and foot, literally meaning 'big foot'. That's why people used it for the large, hairy, human-like creature reported in remote forests, since the name points to the very large footprints people say they find.