26 Canadian Terms Explained
- GTA: Greater Toronto Area
- Mountie: Memeber of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP)
- Toque: A knit cap
- Keener: Someone who wants to show their knowledge
- Toonie: 2 dollar coin
- Loonie: 1 dollar coin
- Rink Rat: Hockey players that get maximum time on the ice
- Pop: Non-alcoholic soft drink
- Mickey: 375ml (13oz) bottle of liquor
- Double Double: Coffee with 2 creams and 2 sugars. Term originates from Tim Hortons
- KD: Kraft dinner (macoronie and cheese)
- Chesterfield: A couch or sofa
- 26 or Twenty Sixer: a 750ml (26oz) bottle of liquor
- Darts: Cigarettes
- Hang a Larry; Hang a Roger: Turn left or right
- Beauty: Something that is done well or someone who's charming
- Parcade: Multi-level parking structure
- Bunnyhug: A sweatshirt with a hood that zippers up in front
- Give'r: To go hard, or give 100%
- Sophonsified: To no longer be hungry, or you are full
- The Habs: The Montreal Canadians (hockey team). Originates from Quebeck and is short for Les Haditant (people who live in Quebeck)
- Biffed: To fall down, slip or, eat shit (eat shit is "get biffed")
- Jesus Murphy: Basically the same as God Dammit
- Jam-busters: Jelly-filled donuts
- Fill Yer Boots: Go for it; Help yourself; Enjoy yourself; Do your job
- Two Four: A 24 pack of beer. Also the Two Four Weekend (May long weekend), originates from bringing a 24 pack of beer to the lake
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