by Pete16 July 2, 2016

1. girl- "Oh I always snort when i laugh, haha (fake snort)."
friend- "this chick has the snort effect"
2. girl- "Oh yeah im so O.C.D."
friend- "Its the snort effect again."
friend- "this chick has the snort effect"
2. girl- "Oh yeah im so O.C.D."
friend- "Its the snort effect again."
by FDeezy September 30, 2009

When one learns of another person or thing only after finding out that person or thing was involved with something bad, or some faced consequences for wrongdoing.
“I didn’t know who Colleen Ballinger was until I saw her in the news because she did some crappy things.”
“I didn’t know who Logan Paul was until I heard he made a video making fun of a dead body in the Japanese suicide forest. Total Ballinger- Effect.”
“You didn’t know who that was until they got in trouble. That’s The Ballinger Effect for you.”
“I didn’t know who Logan Paul was until I heard he made a video making fun of a dead body in the Japanese suicide forest. Total Ballinger- Effect.”
“You didn’t know who that was until they got in trouble. That’s The Ballinger Effect for you.”
by Kitty V July 8, 2023

by Poopypants555 May 13, 2022

A phenomenon wherein human males will wear smaller sized clothes, with the desired effect of perceiving larger than they actually are.
The illusion is quickly deflated the moment said male is in the proximity of anyone who actually lifts.
The illusion is quickly deflated the moment said male is in the proximity of anyone who actually lifts.
Male 1: ‘Sam, you’re looking a bit bigger mate, you been training?’
Male 2: ‘Nah, just wearing a smaller t-shirt so I get away with not training properly.’
Male 1: “Ah, the Kitchen Effect.”
Male 2: ‘Nah, just wearing a smaller t-shirt so I get away with not training properly.’
Male 1: “Ah, the Kitchen Effect.”
by WonderPlummetIntoSpace May 18, 2019

The megalovania effect has been happening a lot lately especially with meme songs like never gonna give you up and we are number one
by [READYACTED] May 12, 2021

Habits and behavior reflexively caused by the belief that one is being observed or when their actions will become known to another person.
If a stranger leaves a credit card in the room with you, you COULD write down all of its numbers and buy something with it, but you won't. Maybe because someone who would take offense to it is in the same room. Or there is a security camera in the room and someone on the other side will see it. Or the person who owns the card will notice less money in their account and find the address the package was sent to. You probably don't even know the specific reason beyond a strange tingling in the back of your neck warning you of the dangers of doing it. No matter the specific reason, they all fall under the Panopticon Effect.
by The Logical Fallacy October 3, 2022
