1 n. Alcoholic beverage native to Quebec, most often served at Carnival.
"Caribou, a feisty alcoholic beverage, was popularised ever since the first (Quebec City) carnival. The recipe is attributed to Ti-Père, a commerce that was first established on Ste-Thérèse Street in the lower city, then, more recently, in Old Quebec. Suffice to say a typical drink of caribou contains brandy, vodka, sherry and port... Wow!"
--Fron the offical Quebec Carnival web site.
"Caribou, a feisty alcoholic beverage, was popularised ever since the first (Quebec City) carnival. The recipe is attributed to Ti-Père, a commerce that was first established on Ste-Thérèse Street in the lower city, then, more recently, in Old Quebec. Suffice to say a typical drink of caribou contains brandy, vodka, sherry and port... Wow!"
--Fron the offical Quebec Carnival web site.
I drank some Caribou at Carnival and got so blitzed I threw off all my clothes and rolled around in the snow with a hundred other shitfaced frenchmen! Then they poured maple syrupp all over me. What a time!
by G.H. Hadden May 5, 2005
AKA the notorious pickup-artist, PhD Mathematician and part-time musician Daniel Snaith, who writes 99% of his songs about a small fraction of his sexual conquests
by Labu September 18, 2010
A Caribou is a label like Weabou, but towards people that wish they were Canadians, or non-canadians that take interest in Canadian culture.
by Skarf December 7, 2021
by Anonymous Coward May 3, 2003
by Jay shay December 17, 2005
by J-shay November 15, 2005
by WordBook February 8, 2011