IPA: /ˈnoʊkæt/
KK: /ˈsnoʊˌkæt/
A type of vehicle that has tracks instead of wheels and is used for traveling over snow-covered terrain.
The snowcat made it easy to reach the remote cabin in the mountains during winter.
Snowcat → The word is formed from "snow" (from Old English *snāw*, meaning frozen precipitation) and "cat" (from Latin *cattus*, meaning a domesticated feline). A snowcat refers to a vehicle designed for traveling over snow, combining the idea of snow with a cat-like agility or movement.
Think of 'snow' as frozen precipitation and 'cat' as a nimble creature. A snowcat is a vehicle that moves easily over snow, just like a cat moves gracefully.