I swear I just saw Sasquatch!
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Sasquatch
//ˈsæskwɒt͡ʃ//
Synonyms for "sasquatch" (4 found)
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18 translations across 14 languages.
Chinese Mandarin
1 entries- （北美）大腳野人 /（北美）大脚野人 noun (a hairy humanoid creature)
Esperanto
1 entries- saskvaĉo noun (a hairy humanoid creature)
Finnish
1 entries- isojalka noun (a hairy humanoid creature)
French
1 entries- sasquatch noun (a hairy humanoid creature)
German
1 entries- Sasquatch noun (a hairy humanoid creature)
Hungarian
2 entries- nagylábú noun (a hairy humanoid creature)
- szaszkvács noun (a hairy humanoid creature)
Icelandic
1 entries- Stórfótur noun (a hairy humanoid creature)
Japanese
1 entries- サスカッチ noun (a hairy humanoid creature)
Korean
1 entries- 사스콰치 noun (a hairy humanoid creature)
Polish
1 entries- Sasquatch noun (a hairy humanoid creature)
Russian
2 entries- бигфу́т noun (a hairy humanoid creature)
- саскво́ч noun (a hairy humanoid creature)
Spanish
1 entries- Sascuache noun (a hairy humanoid creature)
Swahili
1 entries- Saskwachi noun (a hairy humanoid creature)
Turkish
3 entries- karakoncolos noun (a hairy humanoid creature)
- kocaayak noun (a hairy humanoid creature)
- yeti noun (a hairy humanoid creature)
Sample sentences
11 total sentences available.
As a professional cryptozoologist, I have collected Sasquatch droppings, mapped a nest of Chupacabras, and tracked sea serpents across the Indian Ocean.
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Sasquatch doesn't like folks wandering into its territory.
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Ziri believes in the existence of Sasquatch.
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