Bigfoot in Irish
Bigfoot in Irish is gruagach — Bigfoot means a legendary large, hairy, ape-like creature said to roam the forests of North America, especially the Pacific Northwest.
Bigfoot in Irish
gruagach
(cryptozoology, folklore) An individual creature of this type.
What does "Bigfoot" mean?
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name A legendary large, hairy, ape-like creature said to roam the forests of North America, especially the Pacific Northwest.
"The campers swore they saw Bigfoot crossing the trail at dusk."
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verb Informal, meaning to forcefully take over or dominate a situation using one's authority.
"The senior editor bigfooted the story and pushed the junior reporter aside."
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Bigfoot in a sentence
- The campers swore they saw Bigfoot crossing the trail at dusk.
- The senior editor bigfooted the story and pushed the junior reporter aside.
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What is "Bigfoot" in Irish?
"Bigfoot" in Irish is gruagach. Bigfoot means: A legendary large, hairy, ape-like creature said to roam the forests of North America, especially the Pacific Northwest.
How do you use "Bigfoot" in a sentence?
Example: "The campers swore they saw Bigfoot crossing the trail at dusk." In Irish, "Bigfoot" is gruagach.
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