Puzzle Description:

Someone claimed to have seen three.

#1: Brian Bellis (mootpoint) on Feb 23, 2018 [SPOILER]

Are 3 Sasquatches called Big Foot, Big Feet, Big Foots, or Big Yard?

Well, if it's a proper name, they'd be Bigfoots. Since my family is the Coolmans, no matter how much I'd like it to be the Coolmen. Unless it's like Yeti, which in plural I think is still Yeti.

If it's just a description, I'm rather fond of the Big Yard. Conversion rates are important!

There's also the copout of Bigfoot Monsters.

Would the singular be Yeto?

Octopi - octopus
Yeti- yetus

Are their children call little Bigfooties?

Littlefoots

So I have heard "expert" bigfoot trackers call them bigfoots. I, too, however, like 3 bigfoots converted into a bigyard.

Also, since yeti is an Asian word (from Nepal?), I'm pretty sure the plural is yeti.

But, N. Franklin, octopi isn't the correct plural of octopus, since it's from Greek, not Latin. The plural is either octopuses or octopodes.

Unless they were in Canada - then they would be .9144 Bigmeters.

By the time somebody said, "Look! some .9144 Bigmeters" they would be looong gone. :)

I love this conversation!

So, they would have hoofed it? And at a conversion rate of 1 hoof/toe that would make it 30 Bighooves.

Norma, I think their young are called Li'l Footsies. Also accepted is Bigfeetsies.

:)

Hey Kristen! My family's name is Spellman. A little boy across the street used to call me Mrs. Spell-Lady! I thought it made sense!

:)

Cute :)

Funny everyone :)

I, too, enjoyed reading this conversions conversation, and would like to add that three Bigfoots would be hard to by shoes for.

That's why most of them wear flip flops.

Maybe it was a family unit. And you know how to tell which one is the child?

The tallest one, since s/he is a little bigger than the others....

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