Bigfoot Meaning in English
word
ˈbɪɡˌfʊt
BIG-foot
bˈɪɡfʊt
BIG-foot
Definition
A legendary large, hairy creature said to live in forests of North America, often described as half-ape and half-human.
Usage & Nuances
Usually used as a proper noun ('Bigfoot'). Refers specifically to North American folklore. Sometimes used jokingly for describing something large, hairy, or hard to find. Not the same as 'Yeti' (Himalayan folklore).
Spanish: pie grandePortuguese (BR): pé-grandePortuguese (PT): pé-grandeChinese (Simplified): 大脚怪Chinese (Traditional): 大腳怪Hindi: बिगफुटArabic: بيغ فوتBengali: বিগফুটRussian: БигфутJapanese: ビッグフットVietnamese: BigfootKorean: 빅풋Turkish: BigfootUrdu: بگفٹIndonesian: Bigfoot
Example Sentences
Some people believe they saw Bigfoot in the forest.
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The legend of Bigfoot is very old.
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People search for Bigfoot tracks in the snow.
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Many hikers joke that every strange noise in the woods is Bigfoot.
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There are documentaries trying to prove Bigfoot is real.
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If I can't find my socks, maybe Bigfoot took them!
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