McNiggits
McNiggits by The Bob Man April 12, 2009
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McNiggits
In reference to a McDonalds Chicken McNugget. More that often, a McNiggit will be burnt. Hence the "niggit" part.
McNiggits by David and Melissa May 24, 2005
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McNiggits • Chicken McNiglits • McNigget • McNigglets • Mcdigits • McHiggins’d • McNaggets • McNiglit • McNoggit • McNuggets Away!
Chicken McNiggas
Mom, can I have some money for McDonald's? Are you going with your friends? Yeah, me and the Chicken McNiggas are going. We all love chicken.
Chicken McNiggas by Joshman313 January 19, 2016
Mcdigits
Mcdigits by boss fer sher September 22, 2011
Shitken McNuggets
Slang term (loosely) for floaters or torpedos or buttbombs or any other form or shape that McDonald's drive-thru junk food takes on after being internally processed and deposited in a toilet.
Used as a majestic title for "show and tell" time in the crapper.
Used as a majestic title for "show and tell" time in the crapper.
Shitken McNuggets by Chingo Bolemongo September 26, 2006
McPiggins
N.
Mic-pig-in's
Someone who eats fast food frequently or over indulges the fast food experience; ordering specialty items, mixing condiments, requiring tedious preparation before dining, or preforming ritual or traditional tasks prior to consuming.
Mic-pig-in's
Someone who eats fast food frequently or over indulges the fast food experience; ordering specialty items, mixing condiments, requiring tedious preparation before dining, or preforming ritual or traditional tasks prior to consuming.
"Wow, that girl sure is a mcpiggins."
"Yes, notice the way she is piling copious amounts of their special sauce on the top of her food."
"My god, did she bring utensils from home?"
"Look, now she's arranging a massive collection of french fries in what appears to be a recreation of Golgatha."
"They will be forced to remove her from her seat using the Jaws of Life after inhaling all of that."
"Quite a McPiggins."
"Quite..."
"Yes, notice the way she is piling copious amounts of their special sauce on the top of her food."
"My god, did she bring utensils from home?"
"Look, now she's arranging a massive collection of french fries in what appears to be a recreation of Golgatha."
"They will be forced to remove her from her seat using the Jaws of Life after inhaling all of that."
"Quite a McPiggins."
"Quite..."
McNigget
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