Bigfoot
来自Big Physics
1950s: from the size of the creature's footprints (the term is recorded from the mid 19th century as a nickname for a person with large feet).
wiktionary
August/September 1958, [1] originally Big Foot, big + foot, relating to the large size of its supposed footprints relative to human footprints.
etymonline
bigfoot (n.)
supposed elusive man-like creature of the Pacific Northwest, 1963, from big (adj.) + foot (n.).