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McDonald fries 

Noun.
McDonalds Fries are potato strips that have been deep fried and have a flavor thats simply to die for.

Adjective.
Describing a food item in an equivalent way as to describe something as "awesome sauce"
(noun ex.) Person: want fries?
Me: Nah fuck that, unless they're McDonald fries.

(Adj. ex.) Me: Man, this steak is McD fries
McDonald fries by MiloIsDope May 17, 2017
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McDonald’s fries

Your ex girlfriend is stale like McDonald’s fries reheated
That girl is stale like McDonald’s fries

McDonald’s French fries 

The soggy unsalted noodles sold by McDonald’s
Betty: “ wanna go get McDonald’s French fries?”
Joe: “ you mean those unsalted noodles?, no.”
Betty: “oh”

McDonald’s cold fries 

When you stick Popsicles in pigeons, throw them off of buildings, and hope they fly.
Person: “ did Dan just McDonald’s cold fries that pigeon?”

mcdonalds fries syndrome 

when your face is hella greasy for no reason and it just doesn't stop.
its like your face is almost melting even tho its not
The short girl had a bad case of McDonalds fries syndrome.

Do you have McDonalds fries syndrome Sammy.

mcdonalds cheesy fries 

🧀🍟 BadBoyHalo cheesy fries reference
McDonald's Cheesy Bacon Fries feature the chain's signature French Fries, topped with cheddar cheese sauce and applewood-smoked bacon bits. The cheese sauce delivered a robust, creamy cheddar flavour that tended to overwhelm the distinctive flavor of McDonald's Fries. Texture-wise, it has a smooth creamy consistency.
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