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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.

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

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

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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.

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

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