Yeti (As described at Dictionary.com)

This article relates to the mythical creature, for the British indie rock band see Yeti (band).

The Yeti is the Western name given to a large primate-like creature reported to live in the Himalaya. The name derives from the Tibetan yeh-teh, "little man-like animal"; it is a false cognate with Old English Geottan (or Yettin in Modern English), an antiquated word for an orc or troll, the Yeti's European equivalent. See also Jotun.

Most mainstream scientists and experts consider current evidence of the Yeti's actuality unpersuasive, and the result of hoaxes, legend or misidentification of mundane creatures. Still, the Yeti remains one of the most famous creatures in cryptozoology.

Certain physical evidence, however, such as tracks and nests have suggested to some that Yeti is an unknown primate, a remnant hominid, or a type of bear.

The Yeti is sometimes referred to as the "Abominable Snowman". This name was popularized by the press after a reporter related a mistranslation of a Nepali name for the Yeti. "Migoi" is another name for such a creature.

The term yeti is often used to describe a number of very different reported creatures:

• A large ape-like biped (that some suggest could be Gigantopithecus blacki)
• Human-sized bipedal apes (the Alma and the Chinese wildman)
• Dwarf-like creatures (such as the Orang Pendek).

All employees will have the opportunity to "Beat the Yeti" in head to head competition.  The weekly picksheet will show one game each week with the Yeti's pick.  Employees will be able to go along with the Yeti or pick opposite the Yeti.  At the end of the season, all employees who have a better record against the Yeti will receive an award to be announced.