The Bennett Effect

Noun-

The state of processing information later than the rest of the population.

Adam: *exists*
Hannah: Hey! It's the Anti- Bennett
Annika: *Laughs*
Bennett: *doesn't process the joke for another hour*

Hannah : "Poor Bennett. He'll understand in an hour. It's The Bennett Effect"

by livelaughtriad November 12, 2021

the kevin effect

when you're feeling wholesome

Person picking up trash: *picking up trash*
friend of person: dude what has gotten into you?
person picking up trash: It's the kevin effect.

by gravityyyisworking November 4, 2019

Yoyo effect

The yoyo effect is when
Someone pulls you as they need you and pushes you away as they don't.

This girl is pulling the yoyo effect

Okay , we will see how this goes.

by BigDaddytech April 6, 2017

Soli Effect

when a guy joins your guild and is toxic enough to slowly disband it even tho he didn't actually contribute or did anything, he was just there.

oh guys looks like we got a soli in our guild
Gm, can you please gkick that guy? he's causing the soli effect.

by solidair June 7, 2020

Cameron effect

A girl who dates good guys, but when they break up, the guy becomes a drug lord

Me: Dude my best friend is dating that Cameron girl

Blake: Think they'll break up?
Me: Lets hope not, we don't want him getting the Cameron effect

by Josh34yo August 20, 2016

The Rem Effect

An anime originated term used to describe when a female side character with more character development than a main female character whom both show affection/ love interest to a main lead (usually male). The side character ends up building a lot of attention and cheering for her and her interest. The effect ends with the side character having her feelings rejected by the Main lead.

"Hey dude, what did you think of Ana? I hope she ends up with Taichi and isn't shut down by the Rem Effect."

by Aura babyy August 14, 2019

nocebo effect

1. The reverse of the placebo effect.

2. It's when you expect to hate something and you end up hating it.

1. Kennedy chose the Latin word nocebo ("I shall harm") because it was the opposite of the Latin word placebo ("I shall please"), and used it to denote the counterpart of the placebo response: namely, an "unpleasant" response to the application of real or sham treatment.

2. I hated the food because I expected it to suck. That's nocebo effect for ya.

by swvfan October 2, 2012