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McDonald's
/məkˈdɑːn.əldz/
Definition
1
A multinational fast-food restaurant chain founded in 1940, renowned for its hamburgers, french fries, McNuggets, and iconic Golden Arches logo.
2
Informally, the go-to spot for quick, affordable meals that spark joy (or regret) in equal measure, often abbreviated as 'Micky D's' in casual slang.
Examples
After surviving Monday meetings, I treated myself to McDonald's nuggets like a boss.
My diet lasted three days before McDonald's whispered sweet nothings through the app.
Nothing says 'adulting' like pulling into McDonald's at 2 a.m. for fries and a McFlurry.
He swore off fast food, but McDonald's breakfast sausage McMuffin has magnetic powers.