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bigfoot

noun as in large monster

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The faces of these supposedly brave men are more fuzzed out than Bigfoot in that famous footage from 1967.

From Los Angeles Times

The Supreme Court gave the president all the tools to bigfoot the judiciary, and now he’s doing it.

From Slate

"You were hearing nicknames like Wee Guy and Bigfoot."

From BBC

This lumbering, limb-losing, eyebrow-less creature with its oddly amphibious bullfrog rattle feels so vaguely conceived, you start to wonder whether Whannell is making some galaxy-brained point that werewolves are the origin story of zombies and Bigfoot.

From Los Angeles Times

Nobody believed Bigfoot had a love slave, Dominick admits, but the public bought it.

From Salon

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