A common term used by gamers to represent a boost that powers anything done to the second power
It is used in the streets to mean doing anything someone does to you back to them 2 times harder
It is used in the streets to mean doing anything someone does to you back to them 2 times harder
(In game) He has the 2× multiplier.... That's why he's so strong
(Streets) That bitch left me unread for 10 minutes
I'mma leave her unread for 20
(Streets) That bitch left me unread for 10 minutes
I'mma leave her unread for 20
by YoungDaggerDek November 8, 2019
When you allow Jesus’ favor, wisdom, and power to grow your small or insignificant beginnings, just as He took a boy’s “five loaves and two fish” to multiplying them to feed five thousand-odd people.
Be it your career, business, or relationship, let Jesus, the multiplier, be part of the little you have, and witness His power in multiplying them beyond your dream or imagination.
by MathPlus December 16, 2018
The numerical value of 2.74545 repeating.
The value used to calculate the actual amount of muscle and strength LeBron James has.
FORMULA...
(lbs x 2.74545) = Actual muscle weight and power of LeBron.
The value used to calculate the actual amount of muscle and strength LeBron James has.
FORMULA...
(lbs x 2.74545) = Actual muscle weight and power of LeBron.
"...No no no man, you don't understand. Take LeBron's weight and use the LeBron Multiplier. It's 2.74545."
"So LeBron weights over 672 lbs?"
"His muscles can produce over 672 lbs of power, although his weight will only be seen as 245 lbs. It has a lot to do with quantum mechanics."
"So LeBron weights over 672 lbs?"
"His muscles can produce over 672 lbs of power, although his weight will only be seen as 245 lbs. It has a lot to do with quantum mechanics."
by NomadicManic May 11, 2008
(noun)
fôrs ˈməltəplī(ə)r :
A rower who can generate large amounts of watts on an erg, yet simultaneously cannot move a boat without seven other rowers to do all technical necessities.
fôrs ˈməltəplī(ə)r :
A rower who can generate large amounts of watts on an erg, yet simultaneously cannot move a boat without seven other rowers to do all technical necessities.
by Towtowurboat October 20, 2018
Originally a bible phrase, Brits now use it when they mean 'fuck off'.
A polite way of saying you told someone where to go.
A polite way of saying you told someone where to go.
by mj5 January 11, 2008
so its all about gettin ridiculous amounts of moolaahh and so when a girl sees that your movin on she tries to make you out to be the bad guy so you turn around and get soooo much $$$$$$$ that your pockets explode
Joe Schmo- "yo my old girlfriend was givin me the business for not talking to her so i pulled out the trusty money multiplier effect"
by whateverroi@nobody.edu January 17, 2011
Basically it means to fuck off. Use this phrase as a euphemism when you don't want to be obscene in telling someone that their presence is not desirable.
When the boss of Taco Bell went to his workers and asked them to take a pay cut, they all told him to go forth and multiply.
by Iconoklastic~ March 23, 2010