| 1 | 5-Pin Bowling | a smaller ball and only 5 pins---great for kids and drunks |
| 2 | Beauty | thanks; cool; good fortune |
| 3 | Beaver | impolite term for the female genitals |
| 4 | Blue-Eyed Arab | a person from Alberta named Arab because of the oil industry |
| 5 | Boonies | a location that is a great distance from any metro center both physically and culturally |
| 6 | Brown Bread | whole wheat bread |
| 7 | Bush or the Bush | area of hunting mines and forests |
| 8 | Butter Tart | a small pecan-pie-like tart |
| 9 | Can | bathroom |
| 10 | Centre of the Universe | a sarcastic term for Toronto Ontario because of the inhabitant's attitudes |
| 11 | Chesterfield | Sofa |
| 12 | Chocolate Bar | candy bar |
| 13 | Clicks | slang for kilometres or kilometres per hour |
| 14 | College | community/junior college not to be confused with "uni" or university |
| 15 | Cowtown | Calgary |
| 16 | Deke | Quick turn or detour |
| 17 | Dipper | a member of the New Democratic Party of Canada |
| 18 | Double-Double | A cup of coffee with two creams and two sugars |
| 19 | Down South | refers to the United States |
| 20 | Eavestrough | rain gutter on the eaves (edge of the roof) of a house |
| 21 | Elastic | rubber band |
| 22 | Emo | short for emotional someone who is extremely and inappropriately emotional. A subculture that often dresses in dark clothes and resembles goth |
| 23 | Farmer Tan | tan of the lower left arm obtained by driving with the window open wearing a short-sleeve shirt. Also any tan or sunburn of both arms from mid- biceps and lower. |
| 24 | Fire Hall | where firemen live and wait for a call. Fire station firehouse |
| 25 | For Sure | definitely |
| 26 | Forty Ouncer | 40 oz. bottle of alcohol |
| 27 | Forty Pounder | 40 oz. bottle of alcohol |
| 28 | Girl Guides | girl scouts |
| 29 | Goal Suck | Term of derision for an opportunist. In ice hockey somebody who stays around the opposing teams goalie and does not play defence |
| 30 | Gotch | underwear |
| 31 | Gouge-and-Screw Tax | Goods and Services Tax (GST HST) |
| 32 | Grit | a member of the Liberal Party of Canada |
| 33 | GTA | frequently used acronym for the Greater Toronto Area |
| 34 | Had the Biscuit | Dead broken spent "My old car has had the biscuit". |
| 35 | Hammered | very drunk |
| 36 | Hang A Larry/Louie | Turn left |
| 37 | Hang A Roger | Turn right |
| 38 | Hogtown | Toronto |
| 39 | Holiday | Canadians use the term "holiday" interchangeably with "vacation." |
| 40 | Hollywood North | a reference to film production in Canada used to describe Toronto and Vancouver as two major sites of Canadian film production. |
| 41 | Homo Milk | Homogenized milk. "Do you want homo with that?" |
| 42 | Hosed | Drunk or broken or not working. "I dropped my laptop, now its hosed" |
| 43 | Hoser | unsophisticated person |
| 44 | Housecoat | bathrobe |
| 45 | Hydro | electric service - lots of dams for hydro electric |
| 46 | Jesus Murphy | An exclamation of surprise |
| 47 | Jump the Queue | Butting into line - never done |
| 48 | Keener | brown noser |
| 49 | Kerfuffle | A commotion or fuss often caused by a disagreement. A hockey fight. |
| 50 | Ketchup Chips | believe it or not a flavour |
| 51 | Knapsack | Backpack or bookbag |
| 52 | Kraft Dinner | Kraft Macaroni and Cheese |
| 53 | Left Coast | British Columbia |
| 54 | Lineup | line of people; queue |
| 55 | Loonie | The Canadian one dollar coin |
| 56 | Lord Stanley or Lord Stanley's Mug | slang reference to the Stanley Cup, awarded annually to the champion team of the National Hockey League. |
| 57 | Lotus Land | British Columbia especially the Lower Mainland around Vancouver due to flowering plants in winter |
| 58 | Maritimer | A resident of the Maritime provinces |
| 59 | May 2-4 Weekend | The Victoria Day weekend marking the first long weekend of summer which usually happens around May 24th the official holiday but is known as the 2-4 weekend because that's what we call a case of beer based on the number of bottles inside. |
| 60 | Mickey | Small bottle of liquor "can you grab a mickey?" |
| 61 | Nanaimo Bar | A dessert made of egg custard and graham crackers with a layer of chocolate on top |
| 62 | Newf/Newfie | Insulting term for a person from Newfoundland |
| 63 | Oil Town | A nickname for Edmonton which refers to the oil refining industry in the region |
| 64 | Pissed | very drunk |
| 65 | Pogie | Welfare; government assistance |
| 66 | Pop | Soda |
| 67 | Postal Code | The Canadian version of the British postcode or the American ZIP code. |
| 68 | Poutine | fries + gravy + curd cheese |
| 69 | Processed Cheese | american cheese |
| 70 | Puck Bunny | A girl who follows hockey because she is attracted to the players |
| 71 | Queue | A line of people |
| 72 | Randy | Excited turned on horny |
| 73 | Regular | used to denote a coffee with one cream one sugar ("I'll have two double doubles and a regular"). Also the lowest grade of gasoline. |
| 74 | Rez | Short for dormatory residences in University or College. |
| 75 | Riding the Pine | sports term when a player is not allowed to play by the coach |
| 76 | Rink Rat | Someone who spends a lot of time on the ice playing the national sport |
| 77 | Runners | Running shoes |
| 78 | Rye & Ginger | Canadian whiskey and gingerale |
| 79 | Sally Ann | short expression meaning the Salvation Army church |
| 80 | Serviette | napkin |
| 81 | Shreddies | cereal |
| 82 | Slack Off | Term for low quality work; to work slowly and minimally |
| 83 | Smarties | something like M&Ms |
| 84 | Stag | Bachelor party or a movie shown therin |
| 85 | Stagette | Bachelorette party |
| 86 | Steeltown | Hamilton Ontario in reference to the city's main industry |
| 87 | T Dot | Toronto |
| 88 | T. O. | Toronto |
| 89 | Tad | a very small amount "I would like a tad of sugar in my coffee" |
| 90 | Take Off | expression meaning "leave" similar to "get lost" |
| 91 | Tap | faucet or spigot |
| 92 | Texas Mickey | a 3-liter (101 oz) bottle of alcohol |
| 93 | The Big O | Montreal Olympic Stadium |
| 94 | The Bill | what Canadians ask for in a restaurant (Americans ask for the check) |
| 95 | The Hammer | Hamilton Ontario |
| 96 | The Peg | Winnipeg Manitoba and outlying areas |
| 97 | The Rock | Newfoundland |
| 98 | "Tim's Timmy's" | Tim Hortons doughnut chain named after a famous Canadian hockey player from the 1960's |
| 99 | Timbit | A round bite-sized treat made from what is left over of a doughnut after the hole is cut out from the middle. The term was coined by the Tim Hortons doughnut chain. |
| 100 | Tool | An idiot |
| 101 | Toonie | The Canadian two dollar coin |
| 102 | Toque | wool winter hat |
| 103 | Tory | a member of the Conservative Party of Canada |
| 104 | Track Pants | sweat pants |
| 105 | Two-Four | A 24-pack of beer |
| 106 | Uni | University |
| 107 | Van | Short for Vancouver; often combined with East West etc. |
| 108 | Vinegar On Fries | especially fish & chips |
| 109 | Washroom | Bathroom or restroom |
| 110 | Whitener | Non-dairy coffee creamer |
| 111 | Winterpeg | city of Winnipeg |
| 112 | Wobbly Pop | Beer |
| 113 | Write (A Test or Exam) | To take an exam |
| 114 | Zed | The letter "Z" |