/ˌmækəˈroʊniz/
NOUN
Short, narrow, hollow pasta shapes made from wheat flour, commonly used in soups, salads, casseroles, and dishes such as macaroni and cheese.
Refers to multiple pieces, varieties, or servings of macaroni pasta used in cooking and food preparation.
NOUN
Eighteenth-century British men who adopted extravagant clothing, elaborate hairstyles, affected manners, and fashionable Continental European styles, often becoming objects of social satire.
Refers to fashionable young men who displayed excessive concern for dress, grooming, sophistication, and fashionable social behavior, particularly in eighteenth-century British society.