- Boh and Pil
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Saskatchewan beer
- The L.B.S or L.B.
- Liquor store
- Butterfly
- Native Saskatchewan dance, usually performed at weddings
- Vico
- Chocolate milk
- Bunnyhug
- Hooded sweatshirt
- Mountain
- A small hill
- Mountain Range
- Two small hills
- Stumpwit
- An unintelligent person
- Noodling
- Thinking
- Calved
- Died, or quit working. As in: “My pickup calved on me.”
- Slap
- Closed fisted punch
- Slapped Snotless
- Punched repeatedly
- Yabber
- Conversation with little value
- Hoof
- Walk or kick. Almost anything foot-related.
- Coins
- Testicles
- Rig Wig
- A Saskatchewanite who moved to Alberta, made a lot of money in the oil industry, and then returned to Saskatchewan to toss his money around.
- Pinned ‘Er
- Travel or leave a scene in a hurry
- Calhoun (cal-hoon)
- A very large person. (Possibly a derivative from professional wrestling legend Haystack Calhoun.)
- EXAMPLE
- “This stumpwit rig-wig was standing in line in front of me at the L.B., yabberin’ about this and that till the cows came home. I was noodlin’ the notion of slapping him snotless, but he was a bit of a Calhoun, so I just hoofed him in the coins and pinned ‘er. But, as luck would have it, my pick-up calved half-way up the mountain.”