English

Noun

MCP ‎(plural MCPs)

1. male chauvinist pig
   • 1976 January 23, Wade, Nicholas, “Edward Goldsmith: Blueprint for a De-industrialized Society”, in Science, volume 191, number 4224, JSTOR 1741264, page 270:

     If that makes him sound like a male chauvinist, well, he appeared at a recent conference in Houston wearing a tie emblazoned with boar heads and the monogram MCP.

   • 2012 May 1, Bornstein, Kate, A Queer and Pleasant Danger, Boston: Beacon Press, ISBN 9780807001653:

     Bottom line, an MCP was a guy who put more value on men than he did on women. Paradoxically, some MCPs put their women up on a pedestal—a statue of his fantasy—and that's where their women were supposed to stay.

2. (biology) membrane cofactor protein

Proper noun

MCP

1. Microsoft Certified Professional

Anagrams

• CPM, CP/M
• PCM