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• Saskatchewan term for a sweatshirt with a hood and a large pocket in the front. Other places call it a hoodie or a kangaroo jacket.

  Where did you get that bunny hug?

  Last edited on Aug 20 2002. Submitted by Dan M. from Saskatoon, SK, Canada on Aug 20 2002.

• A hoody (a hooded sweatshirt). only used in Saskatchewan, Canada.

  Last edited on Dec 12 2006. Submitted by obe99cat on Dec 12 2006.

• an Ecstasy (MDMA) tablet.

  How many e Bombs do you have left?

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  Last edited on Aug 20 2002. Submitted by Mike B. from San Francisco, CA, USA on Aug 20 2002.

• 1) obvious. 2) To be under the heat is to see a hot girl/boy and become horny.

  Man why do you always have to act so heat?

  Last edited on May 16 2011. Submitted by Steffy K. from Winnipeg, MB, Canada on Nov 19 2001.

• A shoot out; to shoot.

  Let my 9 millimeter bring up the heat.

  Last edited on Jun 11 2002. Submitted by Chikko from San Rafael, CA, USA on Jun 11 2002.

• (noun) known to be a place or person that is associated with a high likelihood of being caught or arrested by authorities or police. 2. (noun) police or authorities. origin - heat being in a hot situation or the feeling of sweatiness from being in a hot situation.

  No way man, that place is heat.

  Watch it - there's heat right over there.

  • See more words with the same meaning: police officer.

  Last edited on May 16 2011. Submitted by Travis W. from Edmonton, AB, Canada on Jul 26 2002.

• A firearm.

  He's packing heat.

  Last edited on Aug 20 2002. Submitted by Ashleigh from Topeka, KS, USA on Aug 20 2002.

• to have real loud speakers with a whole lot of bass.

  Dawg them speakers are heatin' out of control.

  Last edited on May 16 2011. Submitted by Anonymous on Jun 11 2004.

noun - uncountable

• the blame. See take the heat.

  Last edited on Dec 02 2010. Submitted by Walter Rader (Editor) from Sacramento, CA, USA on Sep 09 2009.

• pressure.

                                                   
  
  Citation from article title, The Sacramento Bee, Cynthia Hubert, October 12 2012 blacked out to resolve Google's penalty against this site.

  Last edited on Oct 12 2012. Submitted by Walter Rader (Editor) from Sacramento, CA, USA on Oct 12 2012.

• shortened form of "okay". See also "k".

  Person A: How are you doing?
  
  Person B: kay.

  Last edited on Apr 28 2011. Submitted by r.j. p. from Chalfont, PA, USA on Aug 20 2002.

noun

• Short for Royal Canadian Mounted Police. Also RCs, Gendarmes ("Jon-d'arms"), RCMPigs. Origin: Canada, Gendarmes comes from the French "Gendarmerie Royal Du Canada."

                                                                                                     
  
  Citation from "Beyond Belief", Lie To Me (TV, 2010), Season 3 Episode 6 blacked out to resolve Google's penalty against this site.

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  Last edited on Nov 29 2010. Submitted by Dan M. from Saskatoon, SK, Canada on Aug 20 2002.

noun

• Short for American. The American accent makes the sentence "I'm American" sound like "I'm a Murkin."

  He's a murkin. He speaks murkin.

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  Last edited on Dec 10 2010. Submitted by Dan M. from Saskatoon, SK, Canada on Aug 20 2002.

noun - uncountable

• Unemployment insurance. Different from welfare, which has nothing to do with your previous employment status.

  He's on the pogey.

  • See more words with the same meaning: welfare.

  Last edited on Jul 25 2010. Submitted by Dan M. from Saskatoon, SK, Canada on Aug 20 2002.

• welfare, "social assistance." That is, money received from the state due to low income.
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  Last edited on Jul 25 2010. Submitted by Joyce Baker from Canada on Jan 01 2003.

• A hockey player's girlfriend. 2. A hockey team's slut.

  She's suck a puck.

  Last edited on Aug 20 2002. Submitted by Dan M. from Saskatoon, SK, Canada on Aug 20 2002.

• To buy liquor, porn, or cigarettes for somebody under the age of 18. Used in Saskatchewan, unknown in Alberta.

  Will you pull for me?

  Last edited on Aug 20 2002. Submitted by Dan M. from Saskatoon, SK, Canada on Aug 20 2002.

• going on the pull - to go out on a night out looking for someone to take home..

  We're going on the pull tonight, you coming?

  Last edited on Dec 14 2007. Submitted by N S. from Glasgow, Glasgow City, UK on Dec 14 2007.

verb

• To steal

  If you leave your car in that parking lot, it'll get pulled for sure.

  Last edited on Aug 11 2004. Submitted by S.R., from Orinda, CA, USA on Aug 11 2004.

verb - transitive

• to attract a person in a romantic or sexual way. Oftentimes people have their own definition of the minimum for a successful "pull", ranging from e.g. successfully getting a phone number to sexual intercourse.

  I pulled a sexy girl last night.

  Joe pulls all the hoes at the club.

                                                                            
  
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  Last edited on Nov 20 2011. Submitted by Ray O. from University of California, California 93106, USA on May 25 2004.

• to kiss someone with tongue contact; "make out with".

  Harry pulled Tracy last night.

  Last edited on Oct 26 2011. Submitted by N S. from Glasgow, Glasgow City, UK on Dec 14 2007.

• of a displeasing action, to perform.

                                                                                                                                                                                
  
                                                                                                                        
  
  Citation from "Identity", Wilfred (US TV), Season 1 Episode 13 (2011) blacked out to resolve Google's penalty against this site.

  Last edited on Oct 26 2011. Submitted by Walter Rader (Editor) from Sacramento, CA, USA on Oct 26 2011.