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Burger King
/ˈbɜːrɡər kɪŋ/
Definition
1
A global fast-food restaurant chain founded in 1954, famous for its flame-grilled Whopper burgers, value meals, and the slogan 'Have It Your Way.'
2
Colloquially, a self-proclaimed monarch of meat patties, often spotted in a paper crown after a drive-thru binge.
Examples
After a long day, he donned his paper crown and declared himself Burger King at the family dinner table.
She bypassed the salad bar to chase the throne of Burger King, one impossible Whopper at a time.
In the battle of late-night cravings, my loyalty lies eternally with Burger King over any other greasy suitor.
He tried to dethrone the Burger King menu by inventing a burger topped with nachos, but it was a royal flop.