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snowcat

[ snoh-kat ]

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Word History and Origins

Origin of snowcat1

First recorded in 1950–55; originally a trademark (1946) of the Tucker Sno-Cat Corporation
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Example Sentences

We encouraged him down the groomed runs with a snowcat and into the woods near the base.

One anonymous ski patroller at Breckenridge told the Sun how a lack of lift operators and snowcat drivers was to blame for the fact that more terrain wasn’t open.

From your cabin, you can ski-tour on your own or opt for a guided outing with help from a snowcat.

In winter, your best modes of transportation through Yellowstone National Park are snowmobile, skis, snowshoes, and snowcoach—a passenger van crossed with a snowcat.

Far from wilderness, skating most often occurs at the base of resorts or on frozen golf courses, where snowcats belch clouds of diesel as they groom.

We went up the mountain by SUV, helicopter, snowcat, and snowmobile.

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