McBong

Smoking apparatus made out of purely McDonalds products only. These include a large drink filled with large fries, and a straw for the downstem. Instead of a drink lid you use two single cheeseburgers balanced on top with holes cut through them as a mouth piece. To attach the straw downstem use two chewed pieces of gum which are used to secure it.

Hey man could you stop by McDonalds so we can make a Mcbong tonight.

by Boneless-Pizza June 16, 2017

McBongle

The McBongle is the secret menu item in which the middle bun of a Big Mac is replaced by a Junior Chicken. The term was coined by Carleton University engineering students in Septemeber of 2019.

Oh boy, I sure am excited to go get me a McBongle from danger dons on Rideau.

by Master_of_Drink September 20, 2019

Smokey McBongwater

A nickname for one who consumes marijuana in excess. See also pothead and stoner.

"What are you doing today, man?"

"I just bought a half-o, so you know what I'm doing!"

"Jesus man, every day with you. No wonder they call you Smokey McBongwater."

by A. T. Mediocre September 24, 2011

Mcbangy

AN amazing call of duty player one of the best. nobody can touch him

WHOAA that mcbangy guy is good

by mcbangy November 4, 2011

Stoney Mcboney

a big time stoner
some one that is always high

Davis is always faded man he's a stoney mcboney

by TakeAHitBrah24 May 5, 2009

Peniston McBonerface Cockvacuum III

1) The common referential title for Ed Fox
2) Fish-eating lesbian

"When I make a list of people whose lives are meaningless, I generally add Peniston McBonerface Cockvacuum III."

or

"Peniston McBonerface Cockvacuum III is so fucked, he doesnt even know."

by Endless Scholastic Torture July 29, 2008

Scrotie McBoogerballs

A book that was written by Cartman, Kyle, Stan and Kenny in the Southpark episode "The Tale of Scrotie McBoogerballs". The book, and its wide success was used as a satirical device in regards to the over-analyzing of literature. The main objection was that the readers were reading too deeply into something which had little to no meaning.

When used as a comparison to an actual piece of work, it can be used to describe a piece of work that is worthless, but is praised, or it can be used to describe a piece of literature with its own merits, but is only widely known due to the (often unwarranted) controversy it caused.

Many examples of pretentious poetry can be referred to as a Scrotie McBoogerballs.

by RickshawCannon April 30, 2011