NOUN
- a Canadian descended from early French settlers and whose native language is French
How To Use French Canadian In A Sentence
- We have some incredible French Canadian tourtière to serve tonight as well.
- `I was picturing some French Canadian with five o'clock shadow. FURTHER TALES OF THE CITY
- Now, on that ranch there was a zoftig little French Canadian woman named Mimi, who was Papas main squeeze, a hot little number who had a work contract as a cook. Postcards from Heaven
- The others are French Canadian descendants of immigrants from Saintonge, such as the genealogist Jacques Saintonge. Champlain's Dream
- A time-honored pastime among French Canadian families in Quebec is ‘sugaring off.’
- To them Montreal is a convenient sea-wharfing spot to conduct big business; otherwise a French Canadian city and so, hopeless. The Masques of Ottawa
- British Canadians in Manitoba felt threatened by large populations of French Canadians and Metis, who continued to oppose British domination and refused to be assimilated.
- They were mostly French Canadians, they drank lake water mixed with wine and ate nothing but buffalo pemmican, and they sang the land alive.
- These habitants were the first French Canadians.
- I'd say it's a French Canadian influence but really I'm not sure how everyone got to saying "tuque" ... First frost
