Definition of Sasquatch in English:

Sasquatch

nounˈsaskwatʃˈsaskwɒtʃ-kwaCH

another term for Bigfoot
Example sentencesExamples
- The contributing editor wrote about hunting for Sasquatch in the August 2002 issue.
- Along the way, Chabon does a seamless job of mixing in an amazing variety of characters and stories from a wide mix of Native American and European traditions: faeries, giants, ghosts from the old West, Sasquatches, and much more.
- This CEO is a bit like the Loch Ness monster or Sasquatch: lots of people claim to know someone who knows someone who's seen him.
- From Sasquatch to the Mothman, our writer takes on the supernatural
- In Malaysia some of these reports are leading to scientific research teams heading into the rain forest to find a Sasquatch, or evidence thereof.
- Ally immediately thought of the ancient hoax videos of Sasquatch and almost laughed out loud, but she kept filming.

Origin

Early 20th century: Salish.

Definition of Sasquatch in US English:

Sasquatch

noun-kwaCH

another term for Bigfoot
Example sentencesExamples
- From Sasquatch to the Mothman, our writer takes on the supernatural
- Ally immediately thought of the ancient hoax videos of Sasquatch and almost laughed out loud, but she kept filming.
- The contributing editor wrote about hunting for Sasquatch in the August 2002 issue.
- In Malaysia some of these reports are leading to scientific research teams heading into the rain forest to find a Sasquatch, or evidence thereof.
- Along the way, Chabon does a seamless job of mixing in an amazing variety of characters and stories from a wide mix of Native American and European traditions: faeries, giants, ghosts from the old West, Sasquatches, and much more.
- This CEO is a bit like the Loch Ness monster or Sasquatch: lots of people claim to know someone who knows someone who's seen him.

Origin

Early 20th century: Salish.

单词	Sasquatch
释义	Definition of Sasquatch in English: Sasquatch nounˈsaskwatʃˈsaskwɒtʃ-kwaCH another term for Bigfoot Example sentencesExamples The contributing editor wrote about hunting for Sasquatch in the August 2002 issue. Along the way, Chabon does a seamless job of mixing in an amazing variety of characters and stories from a wide mix of Native American and European traditions: faeries, giants, ghosts from the old West, Sasquatches, and much more. This CEO is a bit like the Loch Ness monster or Sasquatch: lots of people claim to know someone who knows someone who's seen him. From Sasquatch to the Mothman, our writer takes on the supernatural In Malaysia some of these reports are leading to scientific research teams heading into the rain forest to find a Sasquatch, or evidence thereof. Ally immediately thought of the ancient hoax videos of Sasquatch and almost laughed out loud, but she kept filming. Origin Early 20th century: Salish. Definition of Sasquatch in US English: Sasquatch noun-kwaCH another term for Bigfoot Example sentencesExamples From Sasquatch to the Mothman, our writer takes on the supernatural Ally immediately thought of the ancient hoax videos of Sasquatch and almost laughed out loud, but she kept filming. The contributing editor wrote about hunting for Sasquatch in the August 2002 issue. In Malaysia some of these reports are leading to scientific research teams heading into the rain forest to find a Sasquatch, or evidence thereof. Along the way, Chabon does a seamless job of mixing in an amazing variety of characters and stories from a wide mix of Native American and European traditions: faeries, giants, ghosts from the old West, Sasquatches, and much more. This CEO is a bit like the Loch Ness monster or Sasquatch: lots of people claim to know someone who knows someone who's seen him. Origin Early 20th century: Salish.
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