mcdonalds
Definition
A globally iconic fast-food restaurant chain, founded in 1940 by Richard and Maurice McDonald, famous for hamburgers, french fries, McNuggets, and the signature Big Mac sandwich.
Colloquially, a go-to spot for quick, affordable meals often associated with drive-thrus, 24-hour service, and the irresistible aroma of fries that derails diets worldwide.
The brand behind the Golden Arches logo, serving over 69 million customers daily across 120+ countries, embodying modern convenience food culture.
Examples
After the gym, I betrayed my kale smoothie dreams for a mcdonalds quarter pounder.
The office debate raged: is mcdonalds breakfast all day a blessing or a curse on humanity?
She navigated the mcdonalds drive-thru like a pro racer, emerging victorious with extra nuggets.
In a world of fine dining, mcdonalds remains the undisputed king of guilty pleasures under $10.