Canadian limbo

Instead of going under the limbo stick, you jump over it.

At Kate's party Many Canadians did the Canadian limbo.

by Javier Benoit May 12, 2008

Canadian Clover

Another name for Cannabis sativa. The name 'Canadian Clover' is derived from the appearance of the cannabis sativa herb. The herb resembles a cross between green clover leaves and a maple leaf, an iconic symbol of Canada.

Sasha had some of that Canadian Clover. Now she's totally baked.

by GovenGoven March 18, 2010

canadian snowplow

an act of sweet, sweet love making. The male reaches around the female and jerks her arms out from underneath her while doin her doggy-style. This causes the female partner to smash her face into the ground. After contact between the ground and her face has been made, the male proceeds to continue thrusting. Thus causing her face to slide along the carpet like a snowplow, and giving that bitch one monstous case of rug-burn.

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by Lance January 6, 2004

canadian history

American slang for an unspeakable sex act so vile that Stephen Colbert couldn't define it on TV. It is known to involve moose antlers, maple syrup and the Stanley Cup.

Man, did you see Sally and John get some canadian history last night? I'll bet that beaver has to change its name now.

by Bargain Countertenor February 4, 2010

Canadian Baguette

The act of filling your partner's ass with mapple sirup then puttin your penis in it and making your partner suck it.

I gave my girlfriend a Canadian Baguette yesterday because she was nice and stayed in the kitchen all day she appreciated the treat.

by Tchando November 23, 2020

The Canadian Fish

"The Canadian fish" which is when a person strips down naked and swims through the snow to get to their destination

"Did you see John? "
"Last I saw him he was doing The Canadian Fish to get to Marks house."

by AurorasGuard March 15, 2023

Canadian Flagpole

The act of taking a hockey stick and thrusting it up another individual's anus.

"listen Jared, if you don't shut up i'm going to turn you into a Canadian Flagpole."

by GLHM November 29, 2011