non-factor

a person or thing that isn't special
a zero; zilch
a overly used term to putdown people on a message board

Xira is such a non-factor.

by Yellowdschrg May 26, 2005

Colorado factor

the fact that there is a higher incidence of people(larger percentage of the state population) publicly smoking marijuana or talking about marijuana in the state of Colorado than in any other state of the Union.

The Colorado factor was in full effect at that Paul McCartney concert at the Pepsi Center.

by Sam Barrows January 28, 2006

Batman factor

1. An integer number representing the number of items hanging from a batbelt. In most settings, a Batman factor of more than 3 is not acceptable without odd stares and whispering. This encourages the hacker in question to choose items for the batbelt carefully to avoid awkward social situations, usually amongst non-hackers. 2. A somewhat more vaguely defined index of contribution to sense 1. Devices that are especially obtrusive, such as large, older model cell phones, "Pocket" PC devices and walkie talkies are said to have a high batman factor. Sleeker devices such as a later-model Palm or StarTac phone are prized for their low batman factor and lessened obtrusiveness and weight.

by Biohertz January 30, 2003

Nunnally factor

An aura of attractiveness that people with a disability or handicap have.

Come from the anime Code Geass in which Nunnally is a very pretty blind girl in a wheelchair.

Person one: How can you think that girl is hot? She's in a wheelchair for god's sake.

Person two: I don't know man. She's got the Nunnally factor.

by Studwalker June 21, 2009

Warp Factor

When riding a motorcycle so fast that everything that isnt directly ahead of you blurs and you cant make out ANYTHING except whats right in front of you.

Rider 1: I was riding earlier and everything blurred when I hit 130mph

Rider 2: Thats called warp factor.

Rider 1: Yeah? Well its sweet!

by Q Dawg October 16, 2008

Cap Factor

The Cap Factor is a statistical measure of how valid (or not valid) a piece of information is positive cap = ALL CAPS, negative value is true. When the decimal is closer to one, it is either very true (negative cap value) or a definite lie (positive cap value)

False (1) > Cap Factor < True (-1)

The Cap Factor is a part of hood statistics.

The subject was lying, therefore cap factor was present.

by Jungso February 10, 2021

The I-Factor

The I factor is the same thing as the Y-Factor but pertaining to "i". The amount of "i"s in the word Hi shows the level of drunkenness or affection.

Hi (1) = normal
Hii (2) = good friends
Hiii (3) = I like you/ Lets date
Hiiii (4) = lets fuck
Hiiiii (5 or more) = Drunk
1) Hi, whats up?
2) Hii, did you want to go downtown?
3) Hiii how are you doing baby?
4) Hiiii my roommate's gone, wanna come over?
5) Hiiiii im trashed right now!!!
This is the I-Factor

by BIGGBOIIJOHN July 6, 2019