wobbly pop

English

Noun

wobbly pop (countable and uncountable, plural wobbly pops)

1. (Canada, slang) Beer.
   • 2002, Dieter Loibner, The Folkboat Story: From Cult to Classic — the Renaissance of a Legend, Sheridan House Inc. (2002), →ISBN, page 131:

     He describes the association as a very nice informal group who periodically gets together to swap stories and share their latest elbow-grease experiences over a wobbly pop, which is Canadian for beer.

   • 2012, Paul Pacific, The Spirit Within: How We Are Connected to "God" Each Other and "All-Things", Balboa Press (2012), →ISBN, page 45:

     An occasional wobbly pop is one thing, but the consistent use of alcohol significantly diminishes any possible real long-term spiritual connection or spiritual awareness.

   • 2013, Craig Davidson, Cataract City, Doubleday Canada (2013), →ISBN, unnumbered page:

     I'd stay with my folks and visit my probation officer, get a job— something I could do with my hands—go to the Cairncroft Lounge on Saturday nights for a wobbly pop with Sam Bovine, meet a woman who wasn't put off by histories and scars.

Synonyms

• See also Thesaurus:beer.