Sass Effect

When you sass someone so hard, they sass you back, only to be sassed back again.

There was so much sass getting thrown around, it was pretty much a complete Sass Effect. No one survived.

by Chuggertron9000 April 25, 2015

Mercedes Effect

The assumption that the driver of a Mercedes Benz is going to appear wealthy, often surprising the onlooker when the driver is ratchet.

Will: Woah, dude, see that Mercedes?

Leon: Oh, snap! They look repugnant!

Will: Ayy, that's that Mercedes Effect

by Tsai of relief May 8, 2014

Cyrus Effect

The Cyrus Effect is the result of the presence of a cyrus online causing you to lag/wifi go down whenever they appear online. It may seem like a coincidence until it happens every single time. Careful though, it will sometimes not mess with your wifi and mess with somebody else instead to throw you off its trail. Spread the word.

Kat: Yo I'm lagging so hard rn.
Yonathan: Bro it's the Cyrus Effect messing with u rn.
Cyrus: (obviously lying) IT'S NOT ME

by Yonbutreal on insta September 5, 2023

Wynn Effect

adj. Many different versions that produce different aspects in this confined world.

One definition describes picking up the operator and missing every single shot you have.

One definition describes the loneliness that one feels knowing that he does not have someone to hold, talk to, or love.

I blinked! I should of hit that!

My friend: Wynn effect

by Zaderfps April 20, 2021

The Ballooning Effect

When you rip a huge fart and you can visibly see your pants or underwear balloon outwards.

Man, Karen tried to rip a silent fart but it didn't matter because we could all see the ballooning effect.

by donkeykonga January 27, 2019

The Firman effect

Phenomenon where bamboo things appear out of nowhere without explanation

How did you build all this stuff? The Firman effect

by Ooga booga rooga nooga james October 23, 2019

The Observer Effect

The act of looking at something changes it – an effect that holds true for people, animals, atoms, and even the particles that are, electrons and photons.

Kevin Usilton states, “The observer effect, however, is twofold. Observing changes what occurs, but observing also changes our perceptions of what occurs. Therefore, not observing something allows for infinite possibilities at the very same exact moment in time and space. Yet, as soon as we look at something, the infinite collapses into one exact thing -or- outcome. This is true for past, present and future once it is observed.”

by Sir William B. Penn December 21, 2021