Do you consider yourself a Canadian vocabulary buff? Do you enjoy calling someone's bluff? Well, we've got a game for you! Three out of four of the listed definitions are incorrect—can you spot the correct definition and call our bluff?1. What is a "red-eye"?mix of red wine and whisky blancdrink made with tomato juice and beerpotent alcohol made in old rum barrelsbottle of cheap whisky2. What ingredients are found in "rappie pie"?grated potatoes and meatmustard and smoked meatmaple syrup and fruitmixture of leftovers3. What is a "come from away"?person who quickly climbs through the rankssomeone not from the Atlantic provincesMPs who do not represent Ontariothe underdog at a sporting event4. What is a "social"?Ukrainian dance that involves trios of dancerscommunity hall used to host large gatheringspublic dance held in honour of a couple about to be marriedperson who organizes fundraising events5. What are "dainties"?ladies underweartopics not to be discussed in front of companyshoes for women with petite feetassortment of sweets served at social gatherings6. What is a "whoop-up"?rowdy partystunt performed on a four-wheelerfamily reuniona slang term on the Prairies for a grain harvester7. What is "moose milk"?term used during initiation ceremonies in Manitoba universitiesqueasy feeling before public speakingslang term used in northern Ontario for snowmobile gas leaksdrink made with milk, rum and other ingredients
