Bolt Effect

When elite athletes stop training and their large appetites cause them to become extremely obese in retirement.

Wow, did u see Usain at the reunion, he really suffered the bolt effect.

by Caeleb December 30, 2019

The Jinks Effect

1) Meteorological (most common association):
Extremely severe and inclement weather. In particular, when bad weather comes as a surprise following an optimisitc forecast.

2) A person or thing that is believed to bring bad luck (Jinks or Jinx)

3) A condition or period of bad luck that appears to have been caused by a specific person or thing.

The sudden and surprising change in weather that resulted in the tsunami is thought to have been caused by The Jinks Effect.

by Weatherman September 12, 2012

Moksha Effect

The act of impurifying mind.

I went to the Himalayas to get Moksha. But on my way, I met people who taught me what real Moksha effect is. I started understanding double meaning sentences quicker!

by whataminotdoing January 27, 2017

SSPŠ effect

The effect of slowly turning into autistic femboy over four years on Smíchovská střední průmyslová škola.

You know filip I know we have been friends for 4 years but I think I have feelings for you. Same, it must be the SSPŠ effect. (example added by Post_Scriptum)

by AKY27 November 1, 2023

Don Effect

When someone whose name starts with Don, can change a girls world.

"Donovan got Megan to fall for her so fast, It must be the Don Effect."

by DonTHEmanDUHHH August 24, 2022

The Nirvana Effect

A self coined theory in which an object or thing loses all likability due to much discussion of said object or thing.

Named after the event when a certain person spoke about Nirvana too much, causing it to not be likable anymore.

Person A: "I love this car so much."

Person B: "I used to like it but now I don't."

Person A: "Why not?"

Person B: "The Nirvana Effect"

by Ongu June 16, 2014

fluttershy effect

When the sentient observers within a situation are too concerned with being disruptive or offensive to the sensibilities of others and/or the dangers of the situation(s) at hand, and fail to take even the smallest action that could have resulted in a butterfly effect that could have otherwise changed the situation(s).

Excessive systematic recurrence of the fluttershy effect tends to lead to a buildup of silent intolerance for situations, eventually resulting in fluttershychosis.

by R. S. P. May 2, 2013