un complet
n.— «Each told the court they gave Cloutier “un complet”—fellatio and intercourse, in hooker parlance—at his Beauport home. » —“Teen hookers’ client attempted to avoid testifying in open court” by Allison Hanes Montreal Gazette (Can.) May 5, 2004. (source: Double-Tongued Dictionary)
Further reading
In her book, Canadian English: A Linguistic Reader, University of Toronto professor Elaine Gold writes extensively about the common Canadian discourse tag eh? This word can serve as a confirmation marker, much like the discourse tag right? The word...
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