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I got 15/20

I'm Canadian and got 12/20

Never heard of half this stuff, must be a Western?Mid Canada slang.

I got like all of them wrong, more than even statistically accountable for

which ones you never heard off? I think double double is the easiest

8 A bit better than I expected tbh, though some of them had me really saying WTF.

Keener
Chesterbed
eavestrough
given'er
bunnyhug
puck bunny
parkade
Nanaimo Bar

I've never heard or used these words in 21 years living in Montreal

Chesterbed - never heard
eavestrough - heard I think but really randomly got it right
given'er - never heard
bunnyhug - heard it a few times for a sweater
puck bunny - never heard
parkade - it's everyday language! it's a parking lot with multiple floors
Nanaimo Bar - it's a famous dessert similar to a brownie

Bahaha we say underground parking lot in Montreal or just garage/parking since its the same in English and French, makes it simple!

Brownie is just a brownie for me

I literally don't know any of the answers let on ever heard of them

8/20

17.

Keener should be "all of the above"

Idk what the **** a bunnyhug is though.

3/20 and I guessed on all of them. Literally never seen or hear any of those words/phrases before.

6/20

"You must be American"

18/20

I learned most of them during the 11 months I spent in Alberta. I never use any of these terms. Embarrassing vocabulary tbh. Really west-centric

PS Parkade is a ****ing stupid term (along with Chesterfield and Bunnyhug) and its called a parking garage where I'm from.

EDIT: Wait what does everyone else call eavestroughs then?

16/20



I didn't realize a lot of these were "Canadian" terms, like double double and 2'6 and mickey. And parkade? What do other people call it? My life is a lie.

I've heard they say "eh?" a lot, eh?

What does that even mean?

I got 5/20

I got 9/20 and I live in Canada. I'm such a flop

lemme do this and affirm my Canadian ness on yall