ABM
Automated Banking Machine; called ATM (Automatic Teller Machine) in the United States
Alberta clipper
area of low pressure that forms in winter over the Province of Alberta in the lee of the Rocky Mountains
alcool
pure grain alcohol sold in Quebec
all dressed
with all the toppings (said of pizza, hamburgers, etc.)
allophone
someone whose mother tongue is neither English nor French
anglophone
someone whose mother tongue is English; often shortened to anglo
animator
in Quebec: an activity co-ordinator, facilitator, or radio or TV host
autoroute
highway in Quebec
backbacon (or back bacon)
Canadian bacon
bargoon
slang for bargain
bear paws
small, round snowshoes
beavertail
deep-fried dessert pastry resembling a beaver's tail
beer parlour
pub
The Beer Store
place to buy beer in Ontario; formerly known as Brewers' Retail
the Big Smoke
nickname for Toronto, Ontario
the bill
what Canadians ask for in a restaurant (Americans ask for the check)
Bloc head
nickname for a member of the Bloc Québécois political party
Bloody Caesar
drink made with vodka and clamato (clam and tomato) juice
Bloquiste
member of the Bloc Québécois
break-up
the departure of ice in the far north
brochette
French and Quebec English for kebab
brown bread
whole wheat bread
brown toast
toasted whole wheat bread
bunnyhug
a hooded sweatshirt in Saskatchewan
Caisse Pop(ulaire)
type of co-op bank found mainly in Quebec
Canada Day
Canada's national holiday on July 1st (formerly called Dominion Day)
Canadarm
robotic arm (made in Canada) on the space shuttle
Canuck
nickname for a Canadian
Caribou
potent mixture of wine and grain alcohol (alcool)
the cash
the checkout counter
C.C.
Canadian Club, a brand of rye whisky
CEGEP (or cegep)
post-secondary junior college (pre-university) in Quebec
chesterfield
couch or sofa
chip wagon (or chip truck)
place to buy French fries (which the British call chips)
chippy
behaviour that is inappropriately aggressive; constantly looking for a reason to find offence (from a chip on one's shoulder)
clicks
slang for kilometres or kilometres per hour
close the lights
Quebec English for turn off the lights
cougar
mountain lion or puma (Felis concolor)
Cowtown
nickname for Calgary, Alberta
CSIS
acronym for Canadian Security Intelligence Service (pronounced SEE-sis)
deadhead
partially water-soaked or completely submerged log
deke, deke out
to feint, trick, or avoid someone
dep wine
in Quebec, cheap wine sold at a dépanneur
dépanneur
French and Quebec English for convenience store or corner store
dick all
nothing
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