by YouLikeTeabags? August 13, 2016
by SconesWithJam March 05, 2021
When an extremely charming, insanely intriguing guy comes into your life and unintentionally sweeps you off your feet, kind of like a tornado, turning everything upside down. Everything.
It's okay though because he is also responsible for earth-shattering orgasms.
It's okay though because he is also responsible for earth-shattering orgasms.
- I mean... I thought I knew what I was doing, but the next thing I knew I was pregnant. How did that happen??
- I know, right? That's the Madhava-effect.
- I know, right? That's the Madhava-effect.
by nyunyunyu January 12, 2019
If you spend enough time in Michigan, your standard for girls will quickly drop. The sad part is that it lingers for about a week even after you leave Michigan.
"Wow, that girl behind me if pretty hot!"
"Dude, she's 220lbs!!!"
"Oh, must be (The) Michigan Effect... I'll go talk to her"
"Dude, she's 220lbs!!!"
"Oh, must be (The) Michigan Effect... I'll go talk to her"
by Tsen Wrath July 03, 2012
when a big streamer (like ninja) goes to an unmarked area in fortnite and gets good loot so a bunch of 10 year olds go there
by egg thing a ma bobber April 03, 2018
The cliff effect is when a digital signal (music/photo/video) 'falls off a cliff' when it fades out because the receiver can no longer tell which part of the wave is a digital 1 or 0, and there are more errors than can be corrected. The output of analog signals will get worse and worse in quality as it fades out and fail gracefully. This is especially a problem with digital cell phones because, rather than getting a more staticky call, it just drops the call completely.
A scratched vinyl LP record will still play, though at reduced quality while a CD will suffer the cliff effect when even so much as a fingerprint gets on it.
by Wm. Wallace The Freedom Fighte February 08, 2009
The Medellin Effect is when producers/directors cut an incredible trailer to mask a terrible movie. The excitement generated by the excellent trailer is directly correlated with how shitty the movie will eventually be. Originally made famous from the HBO show "Entourage."
I'll admit that footage does look good. That being said, this might be another prime example of the Medellin effect.
by ISolveProblems1985 July 24, 2016