hosers
Boors from Canada
Hosers is Canadian slang for foolish or uncouth people, especially beer-drinking louts.
The term gained wide recognition through the comedy characters Bob and Doug McKenzie, who used it as a mild, affectionate insult: Take off, you hosers.
Outside Canada, hoser often signals Canadian identity or parodies Canadian stereotypes.
Foolish, comical people
bumblers · fools · goons · idiots · simpletons · chumps · blockheads · dimwits
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- toqueBrimless fitted headwear
- tuqueKnitted winter cap
- CanuckSlang for Canadian
- poutineGravy-soaked fries with curds
loonie · maple · Mounties · beavertail · double-double · ketchup chips · butter tart · moose
buffoons
Foolish, comical people
yokels · bumblers · fools · goons · idiots · simpletons · chumps · blockheads · dimwits · dullards
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poutine · loonie · maple · Mounties · beavertail · double-double · ketchup chips · butter tart · moose · hockey
rink
Enclosed skating surface
Zamboni · ice · faceoff · slapshot · goalie · net · penalty · powerplay · beer league · shinny
hosersgentlemen
Men of refinement
sophisticates · aristocrats · elites · highbrows · upper crust
hoserswinners
Those who prevail
champions · achievers · success stories · overachievers · go-getters
hoserscity slickers
Urban dwellers, countryside-naive
urbanites · Europhiles · jet-setters · hipsters · trendsetters
- fire hosesFlexible water conduits for emergencies
- garden hosesFlexible pipes for irrigation
- hosed downCleaned using water spray
- hoses downSprays water forcefully over
- air hosesTubes for pressurized gas
- radiator hosesTubes carrying engine coolant