Sasquatch
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- noun
- /ˈsæskwɑtʃ/
- Literature
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Pie Grande
- Well, I have incredible news because a new Bigfoot sighting shows clear video evidence of Sasquatch walking.
- Sasquatch, Yeti
- Sasquatch, a Bigfoot
- Sasquatch Music Festival
We, we don't really know mysterious creatures like Yetis or Sasquatches or I don't know, whatever.
- We, we don't really know mysterious creatures like Yetis or Sasquatches or I don't know, whatever.
- One of them's bald, a Sasquatch and a Olympic swimmer.
- Yes, we he's wrapped in toilet paper, a mummy right, he's a he's a big ape Sasquatch big ape.
- A cooling card of the Sasquatch and the Nunty Nook wasn't the only paranormal game in town.
Examples
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At least believers in Sasquatch/Bigfoot have that fuzzy Patterson-Gimlin footage from 1967 to hang their hopes on.
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Some of the stories go back to the Indians, centuries-about a large ape-like creature they called sasquatch.
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There is no such thing as Sasquatch.
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Now, do I personally believe in sasquatch?
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You put an APB out for Sasquatch?
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Hikers often claim to have seen a Sasquatch roaming in the dense forests of the Pacific Northwest.
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Many documentaries explore the existence of Sasquatch, examining various sightings reported by people.
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Local folklore in Canada features tales about Sasquatch, describing it as a mysterious creature that avoids human contact.
Synonyms
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A large, hairy creature like a human that people say lives in remote forests
Surface Forms
Etymology
Sasquatch comes from a local Indigenous word sásq’ets, which means 'wild man' or 'hairy man'. So, Sasquatch today names the large, hairy creature—also called Bigfoot—that people say lives in the remote forests of the northwestern United States and Canada.