1. Cheesehead
   Canuck
2. Buckeye
   Francophile

People from Canada are sometimes called Canucks. The term was originally "Kanuck," which was used to refer to French Canadians.

1. boxers
   KD
2. dinner
   lunch

Some Canadians call Kraft Mac n Cheese "KD." This is short for Kraft Dinner, which may be used to refer to any Kraft dinner product.

1. browner
   beerer
2. mickey
   bottle

If you were Canadian, you might call a bottle of liquor a mickey. The term specifically applies to a a 375 mL bottle.

1. putter
   milker
2. whitener
   darkener

Canadians use the word "whitener" to refer to coffee creamer. Well, it certainly does whiten the beverage.

1. backbacon
   sliders
2. mcmuffins
   fatter

In Canada, Canadian bacon is called backbacon. Well, you didn't expect them to call it Canadian bacon, did you?

1. talk
   write
2. hear
   sound

Canadians write a test. So do people from many other countries.

1. cheezies
   puffies
2. powders
   snacks

In Canada, cheese puffs are called cheezies. The term is used to refer to all brands of this snack.

1. 22
   cream sugar
2. big one
   double double

A coffee with two creams and two sugars might be called a double double in Canada. The term is part of the Tim Horton's menu.

1. mud
   poutine
2. mixture
   snackers

Poutine is a dish made of french fries topped with cheese curd and gravy. The dish originated on Quebec.

1. rubbers
   runners
2. lacers
   lashers

In Canada, tennis shoes are called runners. This term is used widely in Western Canada.

1. paper
   tally
2. total
   bill

Here in the U.S., we ask for the check after dinner in a restaurant. People in Canada would ask for the bill.

1. midway teacher
   mentor teacher
2. sometimes teacher
   supply teacher

In Canada, a substitute teacher is a supply teacher. This term is also used in England.

1. brown bread
   bad bread
2. hard bread
   healthy bread

Canadians refer to whole wheat bread as brown bread. We guess that makes sense.

1. keener
   loser
2. Canuck
   duck

A "keener" is someone who sucks up to authority. In the U.S., we would call such a person a brown noser.

1. rubby
   stretcher
2. elastic
   rounder

In Canada, a rubber band is called an elastic. This is also the case in other countries.

1. miles
   yards
2. clicks
   inches

The term "clicks" is used to refer to kilometers. The term may also be used to refer to speed, or kph.

1. pencil crayon
   colorer
2. stick
   drawer

In Canada, a colored pencil is called a pencil crayon. Of course, they also spell "colored" "coloured."

1. overall
   hoodie
2. coverall
   housecoat

In Canada a bathrobe is called a housecoat. Well, it is a coat worn in the house.

1. a two four
   a case
2. a box
   a carton

In Canada, a case of beer is called a two four. In Western Canada, it might be called a flat.

1. runner
   tap
2. pipe
   bucket

In Canada, a faucet is called a tap. This term is used in other countries as well.

1. wiper
   wipon
2. nappy
   serviette

In Canada, a paper napkin is called a serviette. It is also called a serviette in the U.K. and Ireland.

1. holder
   tin
2. souper
   minor

In Canada, a can is called a tin. This term is also used in the U.K.

1. rounders
   dainties
2. cookies
   chips

Fancy cookies in Canada are called dainties. The term might also be used to refer to fancy pastries.

1. zed
   zoo
2. zee
   zoy

Canadians call the letter Z "zed." So does much of the rest of the world.

1. chesterfield
   sitter
2. roomer
   softie

In Canada, a couch might be called a chesterfield. However, more and more people are calling them couches or sofas.

1. cheesehead
   nerd
2. loser
   hoser

A hoser in Canada is someone who is not sophisticated. The term "hosehead" may also be used.

1. collector
   eavestrough
2. rainy
   rainer

This makes total sense to us. After all, a rain gutter is a trough on the eaves of a house.

1. power
   zapper
2. buzzer
   hydro

Electricity is called "hydro" in Canada. Some countries use the term hydro to refer to electricity because it is water-derived.

1. rounder
   beerer
2. belly button
   Molson muscle

A pot belly in Canada is called a Molson muscle. Molson refers to the brewery based in Canada.

1. grinder
   garburator
2. garbagerator
   disposalator

In Canada, a garbage disposal is a garburator. It rhymes with carburetor.

1. softies
   floaties
2. shreddies
   milkies

In Canada, cereal is called shreddies. In the U.S., these look like Chex.

1. bunnyhug
   sweater
2. shirter
   overall

A sweatshirt in Canada might be called a bunnyhug. This term is used widely in Saskatchewan.

1. ciggie
   rette
2. dart
   cigar

In Canada, young people might call a cigarette a "dart." By young people, we mean adolescents.

1. Sweeties
   Rockets
2. Crunchies
   Corals

In Canada, Smarties are sold as Rockets. Smarties are something completely different in the U.K.

1. convertor
   mote
2. changer
   control

In Canada, a remote control is called a convertor. This term is thought to stem from the early 1980s, when cable convertor boxes began using remote controls.