mccaffe
Located on the west end of Chester, Pa Mccaffe is one of the most legendary hoods the sun has every touched in the city also home of the most notorious GBSK’s
mccaffe by #LONGLIVECHOP February 24, 2020
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McCafferty
An indie punk band, some of their top songs include Aligator skin boots, Beach boy, and Bottom. They broke up in 2019
McCafferty by Your real name ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°) December 22, 2021
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McCaffrey Family
A football family from Colorado consisting of legendary Denver Broncos wide receiver Ed McCaffrey, San Francisco 49'ers wide receiver Max McCaffrey, Carolina Panthers running back Christian McCaffrey, University of Michigan quarterback Dylan McCaffrey, and University of Nebraska commit Luke McCaffrey
Person 1: The McCaffrey Family is bound to become football royalty. With Dad and all the brothers playing football.
Person 2: Yeah. The Manning era is about over, and the McCaffrey Era is upon us.
Person 2: Yeah. The Manning era is about over, and the McCaffrey Era is upon us.
McCaffrey Family by ManyMinion007 December 27, 2018
He's a "Big McGaffer"
My definition has always been, in Chicago political parlance, it's often used to indicate the boss, the top guy, the go-to-guy for clout, favors, jobs, etc., but when policemen, firemen, tradesmen, news paper reporters and political hacks etc., use the reference they usually mean it in a derogatory way, as in, ("Oh yeah, he's a "Big McGaffer"?) In this usage, they mean he's an obnoxious, big mouth who thinks he's a big shot, often looked upon as blow-hard, fool, or a phony politician wannabe? A mope, as in "Mickey the Mope", another Chicago classic, pretty much inter-changeable with "Big McGaffer"! A guy who thinks he's all that! ("Dat friend a yours thinks he's a "Big McGaffer", he ain't nut'in but a ,,,,mope"!)
The word is probably spelled as "McGaffer", but it's usually pronounced "MA"-Gaffer! In Chicago anyways!
The word is probably spelled as "McGaffer", but it's usually pronounced "MA"-Gaffer! In Chicago anyways!
"Dat friend a yours thinks he's a "Big McGaffer", he ain't nut'in but a ,,,,mope"!
Your brother-in-law thinks just cause he works for the city, he's a Big McGaffer"!
Your brother-in-law thinks just cause he works for the city, he's a Big McGaffer"!
He's a "Big McGaffer" by The Big McGaffer! September 17, 2013
Ed McCaffrey
A Denver Broncos legend. Played wide receiver in the John Elway era, leading the Broncos to three Superbowl victories. Ed has four sons, all of which play football. Max is currently a wide receiver for the San Francisco 49'ers. His second oldest Christian is currently a running back for the Carolina Panthers. His third oldest plays quarterback for the University of Michigan. His youngest is still in highschool and has committed to the University of Nebraska.
Ed McCaffrey was an amazing wide receiver in the John Elway era. The Broncos we're unstoppable back then.
Ed McCaffrey by ManyMinion007 December 27, 2018
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