The Zemdi Effect

You shit on someone so hard they report you for aimbot

He used the zemdi effect on me

by adcscorpiii February 21, 2022

Ass-Effects

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by SPrice1980 July 17, 2023

Jim Jones Effect

Just like Jim Jones, Donald Trump has the power to do anything legal or illegal and his supporters will continue to back him up regardless of any consequences they may face just to protect their leader.

Bro, Donald Trump has that damn Jim Jones Effect on your brother, dude he’s brainwashed.

by LABolTFactoR October 9, 2020

The New Coach Effect

The positive effect a new coach has on his football team, immediately following his appointment.

A football team appoint a new coach after a run of poor form where the previous coach has either been sacked or has resigned from his position.

The mere change of coach is enough to turn the teams fortunes around, instantly. This is known as the new coach effect.

by The A-League Show November 27, 2012

Time-Area of Effect (TAoE)

noun

When an event messes with your energy or mood before and after it actually happens.
Inspired by video game “area of effect” attacks, except this one hits across time instead of space.

Example:
If I have to go to work on Tuesday, I’m already tired on Monday and still exhausted on Wednesday.
That’s the time-area of effect (TAoE) of my job.

Usage:
“Bro, that meeting has such a huge TAoE, I can’t enjoy my weekend.”
“Vacations have a positive TAoE. The good vibes start before you even leave.”

by Aloumvrios October 14, 2025

The Kaz Effect

Whenever you break up with someone and they have a mental breakdown so severe that their personality goes through a complete change.

Skylar: “He’s experiencing the Kaz effect.”

Vic: “Yeah, he’s completely different now!”

by zgravekeeper October 14, 2023

Caligula effect

This phenomenon refers to the heightened desire and attraction towards something that is prohibited or restricted. This phenomenon, also known as the Streisand Effect, is driven by the impulse to engage in forbidden actions, leading to increased interest and curiosity. For example, a ban on a movie can generate more interest than if the movie were widely available.

The Caligula effect was in full swing when the school banned that controversial book, making everyone want to read it even more.

by Emotional Cruiser September 21, 2025