Roflgator Effect

When a pure and innocent streamer moves to Austin, TX and is corrupted to behave in deviant ways.

What happened to Michael, he used to be so pure an innocent before moving to Austin?
I guess it's just the Roflgator Effect.

by The Real Dictionary Guy October 31, 2021

Labyrinth Effect

When you think something isn't is like that but it's not

Max: Wait, I thought there were three levels?
Chad: Nah, you just had the labyrinth effect.

by bobrossfanman September 6, 2021

The TikTok effect

The art of ruining a perfectly good song by overusing it as a sound on tiktok.

A: “I used to really like this song, shame it was ruined by the tiktok effect.”

B: “I hate it when that happens.”

by kaydoquint September 8, 2021

Kas effect

When a person consistently gets rewarded for no reason other than being a “good lad”

“How did Kas get promoted to a role he didn’t apply for while sipping a beer on a beach in Italy” “That’s the Kas effect bro”

by Hoochiscraazy August 6, 2021

sikhman effect

A cognitive mind-fuck or cock-block referring to the experience of male sexual ineptitude and incompetence as a result of perceived presence of a holy man during desperate attempts to achieve erection resulting in embarrassment, this effect is often experienced in attempted outdoor sex and in rare cases when a man intends to posture as a victim therefore externalizing blame.

- Honey, I'm sorry I can't get it up... I'm a victim of the sikhman effect.
- It's OK, there is always another time.

by sikhman June 30, 2021

Jeter Effect

When a co-worker routinely struggles to achieve success with relatively simple tasks, but maintains the benefit of illusion to the uniformed observer that something grueling is being tackled, thereby garnering undue praise.

I'm getting real tired of Joe in accounting getting all that praise for doing shit. His job is mindless. He's got some serious Jeter Effect going on.

by mindsigh January 15, 2013

Webster effect

When someone looks up the definition of a word and then uses that word more often in conversation, consciously or subconsciously, because the definition is still fresh in their mind.

That's five times now Gulstaff has used the word 'conflagration' in a sentence. He didn't even know what that meant yesterday. Must be the Webster effect.

by Mecha Pojo April 25, 2012