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Upper case M followed by lower case c: preface denoting something that is cheap, shotty, dead-end and highly standardized with little real value. Examples include: McMansions: large, ugly, expensive houses built to order but according to a standard design by companies catering to those with money but not taste. Often prized by the newly rich who retain pedestrian middle or lower class tastes. McJobs: low-wage, low-skill employment with no benefits and few prospects for advancement, as in WalMart. McSchool: an unaccredited college or university that promises potential students that their marginal or worthless degrees will open career paths for them.
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