Jargonbreaker: Maple bond

Bonds denominated in different currencies by different issuers in different countries have probably some of the most politically-incorrect nicknames. Below is the 'official' list according to Wikipedia, in addition to some suggestions that were thrown around in the office today. Further suggestions are welcome.

Name	Currency	Issuer	Target market	Alternative suggestions
Eurodollar bond	USD	Non-US entity	Outside US	-
Yankee bond	USD	Non-US entity	US market	-
Kangaroo bond	AUD	Non-Aus. entity	Aust. market	-
Maple bond	CAD	Non-Cad. entity	Canadian market	Hockey bond, beaver bond
Samurai bond	JPY	Non-Jpn. entity	Jpn. market	-
Shogun bond	Non-JPY	Non-Jpn. entity	Jpn. market	-
Bulldog bond	GBP	Non-UK entity	UK market	Football bond, Tea bond
Matrioshka bond	RUS	Non-RUS entity	Russian market	Mobster bond, Putin bond
Arirang bond	KOR	Non-Kor. entity	Korean market	-
Kimchi bond	Non-KOR	Non-Kor. entity	Korean market	-
Formosa bond	Non-TWD	Non-Taiwan entity	Taiwan market	-
Panda bond	CNY	Non-China entity	Chinese market	Fake bond
State of Israel bond	Multiple	State of Israel	-	Jew bond