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What is The real McCoy?
The Real McCoy. A term used by influential people when they meet a non- influential person and discovers within a few minutes that this person is Real, as in should be very influential and if given the opportunity should be rewarded as such. Qualifies as an elite.
I attended a job interview, and the first question the Managing Director asks is, " Where would you like to be in this company in the next five years". A very quick reply from Brian was, " Sitting on the other side of this desk". The M.D. replied, " Mate, your the Real McCoy, when do you want to start".
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The real McCoy - what is it?
Someone who stays online but refuses to read or answer your messages because they think they're cool.
This guy has been online for hours but hasn't replied . What a Real McCoy.
What does "The real McCoy" mean?
In the legend of the bitter feud between the Hatfields and McCoys, a bloodline offspring of the McCoy's was the real McCoy. A child born from parents consisting of one Hatfield and one McCoy was not a real McCoy.
Therefore anything that is not genuine is not the real McCoy.
This store brand coke is not the real McCoy.
The real McCoy - what does it mean?
1. The real deal.
2. A brand name for chips in Britain/Europe.
1. "I dont think that guys a fake.. He's the real mccoy!"
2. HEY YOU! Pass me a bag of Mccoys.
The real McCoy - meaning
William S. (Bill) McCoy was a bootlegger known for selling top quality liquor that was not watered down, i.e. the "real McCoy".
The real McCoy - definition
the genuine article
a true original
The real McCoy - slang
Real deal.
Oilers on early trains had to be oiled to stop friction on the drive wheels. Oilers always failed... except the McCoy brand and they became known as the best and 'the real McCoy'
These appear to be the real McCoy.
The real McCoy
During the prohibition era, many people became ill or even were killed due to poisonous home-made alcoholic mixtures known as "hooch" or "shine" (short for moonshine). A rumrunner/bootlegger named McCoy had a good three year run using a ship to import genuine alcohol to the united states, and became famous for carrying only the highest quality liquors. His cargo became referred to as the "Real McCoy", and the term became a common way of inquireing as to the authenticity of liquor products, and is commonly used today to inquire as to the authenticity of just about anything. McCoy was intercepted and arrested by the U.S. Coast Guard in 1923.
Is that the "real McCoy"?