Napoleon Dynamite complex

when someone is really awkward and is a jerk because of it, similar to the character "Napoleon Dynamite"

Wow, Ryan is really on one today... Their Napoleon Dynamite complex is out in full force. So awkward.

by whoopsnapoleon August 10, 2018

post malone complex

Way of describing someone who looks like they smell based on appearance.

“Hes got that post malone complex. Yall smell somethin??”

by fxnnodrama August 13, 2018

Fake Cunt Complex

Describes someone who lies their way through everything and gaslights everyone around them. Will also try and one up anybody they deem a threat to their image. Has a superiority complex and seeks validation by putting others down.

Look. That bitch has a fake cunt complex kinda like a KNife. Just backstabbing everyone and everything.

by Masternerd November 25, 2019

The Jacob Complex

When one person named Jacob finds a group of friends who slowly changes his families names with other Jacob titles even his animals all become a version of Jacob until Jacob consumes all around him only to be stopped once the world has become a Jacob itself

Damn the dude has The Jacob Complex I mean look that’s Jacob 1,2,3 and Jacob mom over there!

by Many_Man_superior June 11, 2020

English teacher complex

The complex English teachers have based on the fact that for some reason they think they’re superior just bc they teach English

Yea Mrs.Jessica has a severe case of English teacher complex.

by Moon_shower October 14, 2020

the aera complex

be or praise aera

some ugly bitch : how do i become hot
aera : be like aera, have the aera complex

by idekanymorelol January 3, 2022

Young W. complex

(n.) The tendency for a person to use quotes from book they love on a regular basis, in the attempt to sound witty. also, using quotes or characters in a book to express the identity or emotions of a person in real life. this is done when a person realizes that their current situation is closely related to one in which they read in a book and feel it is appropriate to qoute the book in order to eloquently or effectively express their feelings in that situation.

This term is derived from the behavior of Edgar Wibeau (Young W) in Ulrich Plenzdorf's novel "The New Sufferings of Young W". Edgar quotes from Goethe's novel "The Sufferings of Young Werther" in multiple situations throughout the book, while also framing his perception of his own life through the lens of Werther's life as described by Goethe.

Colin: I love Shakespeare's work so much that I quote from Hamlet and MacBeth all the time.

Bill: You're clearly have the Young W. complex. On a totally unrealted note, do you know what a clitoris is?

by metalNC1250 May 9, 2010