McMains 

Someone considered male (although highly disputed) with an incredibly small penis often compared to a tic-tac.

Ahh, fucking McMains is comming. (Not cumming)

McMains by Briandon Cummings May 15, 2011

Cody McMains 

Cody McMains (born October 4, 1985) is an American film and television actor, best known for playing Mitch Briggs in Not Another Teen Movie. He appeared in as Patch in Thomas and the Magic Railroad, with Alec Baldwin, Peter Fonda and Mara Wilson. And for playing Kirby in Big Bully. He was featured in the movie, Bring It On in 2000. Also, he appeared in the TV series Monk as Mr. Monk's psychiatrist's son, Troy Kroeger, on two episodes. Cody played Keith on 10 Things I Hate About You.

He is currently 26(2011) and most people say he is a cashier in California.

He was really hot in Not Another Teen Movie, js'.

1 Girl:Have you heard of Cody McMains?
2 Girl:Isn't he that HOT dude from "Not Another Teen Movie"
3 Gril:He is hilarious when he says the line "Eat my shorts" from "The Breakfeast Club"

Cody McMains by youmayeatmyshorts November 25, 2011

McMansion

A large and pretentious house, typically
of shoddy construction, typical of "upscale" suburban developments in the late
20th and early 21st centuries. Such houses
are characterized by steep roofs of complex design, theatrical entrances, lack of stylistic integrity and backsides which are
notably less fussy than their fronts. They are often placed closely together to maximize the developer's profits and appeal to people who value perceived social status over actual, physical, economic or historic value.

Although Nancy is just a school teacher,
she mortgaged herself up to her neck to
buy a new McMansion on Woodbridge Road Court in Clayton Hills Valley Estates at North Pine River Hollow Meadows.

McMansion by Cireel Wittsberg November 15, 2004

McMansion Trash 

Very similar in behavior to trailer trash...An individual with the outside appearance of successful living (i.e. McMansion or large house, Mercedes in the driveway, trappings, etc)...yet in actuality, conducts his/her life like an animal in the zoo (i.e. heavy substance abuse, extramarital affairs, scandals, slumming, etc.)

Mr. Jones might look successful...but he's really McMANSION TRASH...

McMansion Trash by Graffilthier May 23, 2008

mcmain street 

A new centrally planned shopping mall designed to look like a small town center but filled with big corporate chains.
Same idea as a McMansion. A poor facsimile of the real thing. A generic, mass produced, over designed and overpriced mishmash of architecture designed to separate young urbanite wannabes from their cash and make the developer rich.

The REI is in the new McMain Street between the Starbucks and the Fogo De Chao restaurant.

mcmain street by WatermanJim April 22, 2018

McMansion

Bland, tasteless and generic - much like the food served at McDonalds.

Houses tend to be crammed together to maximize profits for developers. Only three people occupy at house with 5 bathrooms and enough garage space to hold a 737. Owners tend to be yuppies or yuppie wannabes.

McMansion - We can't find Mimi's house because they all look same

McMansion by glum68 October 7, 2008

mcmansion

those big generic, nauseating houses that you now see in suburbs. They're usually built by "home builders" and are put close together to increase profit for greedy land developers. They're very cheaply built and it probably took more time to ship in the equipment than it did to actually build the damn thing. On the outside they look like they are just patches of different incompatible architecture styles, and they usually look the same. THe yards are full of generic plants and bushes that the builders probably got from Wal-Mart. The walls are usually made of sheetrock and the backs of the "house" are less showy than their fronts.
Mcmansions have no real physical or historical value since they can barely last for one generation and they all look the same and are a piss stream's length away from the mcmansion next door.
Mcmansions tend to be bought by yuppies and soccer moms who just want to look like they're rich and don't care about actual physical or historical value.
Plus mcmansions contribute to urban sprawl which is bad for the environment since most of the new suburbs where these mcmansions exist were once rich farmland or irreplaceable woodland.

If you want a good example of a mcmansion, then if you're ever in Little Rock, go to Chenal Valley, It's nothing but mcmansions and soccer moms for miles.

mcmansion by Nathan575 June 29, 2008