Canadian The Weeknd A chart-topping Canadian musician known for melancholic, moody R&B melodies and explicitly hedonistic lyrics. Drizzy A widely-used nickname referring to Canadian rapper Drake. Hockey night An evening during which people gather specifically to watch or play hockey, usually marked by enthusiastic engagement. Pogey Slang for social assistance or unemployment benefits, especially in Canada. Canuck A somewhat casual, slangy term for a Canadian person. Hoser A mildly derogatory Canadian slang term referring to a foolish or unsophisticated person, often associated with rural stereotypes. Mountie Slang referring sarcastically to someone overly enthusiastic or strict about rules. Molson muscle A protruding stomach developed from the consumption of beer, particularly Canadian brands. Tuque A knitted winter hat, typically close-fitting, designed to keep the wearer's head warm in cold climates. Poutine A Canadian dish composed of French fries topped with cheese curds and smothered in gravy. Chesterfield A plush and leather-clad couch famously featuring deep button-tufting and elegantly rolled arms. Two-four A slang term commonly used in Canada referring to a case of twenty-four beer bottles or cans. Double-double A coffee containing two portions of cream and two portions of sugar, popular in Canadian coffee lingo. Eh An interjection expressing uncertainty, indifference, or mild interest. Toonie A Canadian informal term for the $2 coin. The Weeknd Drizzy Hockey night Pogey Canuck Hoser Mountie Molson muscle Tuque Poutine Chesterfield Two-four Double-double Eh Toonie Loonie Yins
