The Farley Effect

When a sheep (or person who blindly let's the world think for them) goes into denial from a challenged worldview based on fact.

Did you see how Jan got when Jake told her that American's committed mass genocide on Indians? She had The Farley Effect!

by Maynone October 17, 2017

The Price Effect

Giving up on something before fully understanding or even trying to understand something.

What? Does it involve more than 10 seconds of attention? Fuck it that's the price effects

by krajdakjsd October 22, 2018

kettle effect

knowing something will happen but not knowing when.

A watched kettle takes longer to boil...

The kettle effect

The kettle effect is driving me mad, when will I get my new contract

by Camo Clown April 3, 2018

Millim Effect

Widely used Korean terminology when describing the unblending effect of basic cosmetic products due to over saturation or over application onto skin. This results in lack of absorption, causing additional layers of skincare products to be runny.

Every time I use a toner, layered with a serum, then an oil, the millim effect does not allow my skin to evenly apply my foundation without looking runny and over saturated.

Using too much basic skincare can give your face the millim effect, which makes your face overly dewy.

by Poaled July 28, 2020

The Latina Effect

An aggressive, and dominant, Latina women (usually seen in Brazilian porn)

1.) “Damnnn bro, she a bitch fr”

2.) “Nah bro, she just has the Latina Effect”

by NoHands_with_ur_mum February 11, 2023

The Ferdinand effect

The effect of when someone is so indescribably amazing and cool that everyone that meets them they instantly are friends

That guy Ferdinand has the Ferdinand effect everyone loves him

by Ferdinand lover March 14, 2021

Ridicule Effect

Ridicule Effect occurs when a person's statement or belief system is so outlandish or bizarre that others make fun of it and the speaker, thereby diminishing the speaker's credibility and intellectual ability, usually permanently.
Defined in book "Just Kidding" by Louis Franzini, published by Rowman & Littlefield (2012).

Former U.S. Vice-President Dan Quayle made innumerable "misstatements" which ultimately evaporated his legitimacy and future officeholding, due to the Ridicule Effect. For example, "We are ready for any unforeseen event that may or may not occur."

by Lieu May 20, 2020