A military-grade level of planning, organization and precision normally reserved for special operations missions and political coups.
I was worried about starving to death on my trip to the Amazon. Luckily, the Kaitlin Factor prevailed.
by MarcDemo November 8, 2016

Your clone factor is the total number of you (yourself and your clones) that would be needed to complete all of your tasks effectively.
After Mary quit due to the high work load, my boss handed me all of her duties to do in addition to my own. My clone factor is now at least 2.
by HydroChief March 15, 2014

The clench factor. Fear factor. You tense up your entire body beginning with your ass. Usually on a scale from one to ten.
Getting ran cut off, ran off the road, sideswiped and flipped upside dow. Various degrees of the pucker factor there.
by masteryt May 25, 2012

A scale factor is a number which scales, or multiplies, some quantity. In the equation y = Cx, C is the scale factor for x. C is also the coefficient of x, and may be called the constant of proportionality of y to x. For example, doubling distances corresponds to a scale factor of two for distance, while cutting a cake in half results in pieces with a scale factor of one half. The basic equation for it is image over primeage. In the field of measurements, the scale factor of an instrument is sometimes referred to as sensitivity. The ratio of any two corresponding lengths in two similar geometric figures is also called a scale factor.
by Omgjehd December 8, 2016

by brutus2618 May 20, 2018

A characteristic or variable by which a person or thing are perceived to contribute positively to a situation or occurrence, generally to the point that a party may spontaneously break out, or die, simply due to the very presence of the person or thing itself.
If something has a high Partyability Factor, generally it will make any situation better. If something has a low partyability factor, it will likely be detrimental.
Small pockets of high octane Canadians are known to judge most things and people by their partyability factor, ridding themselves of all low-partyability possessions. Some have been known to end relationships, even marriages, due to a low partyability factor.
If something has a high Partyability Factor, generally it will make any situation better. If something has a low partyability factor, it will likely be detrimental.
Small pockets of high octane Canadians are known to judge most things and people by their partyability factor, ridding themselves of all low-partyability possessions. Some have been known to end relationships, even marriages, due to a low partyability factor.
High Partyability Factor: Double vodka Red-Bull.
Low Partyability Factor: When a woman kicks a guy in the nuts.
High Partyability Factor: Menage a trois.
Low Partyability Factor: Decaffeinated Coffee.
Low Partyability Factor: When a woman kicks a guy in the nuts.
High Partyability Factor: Menage a trois.
Low Partyability Factor: Decaffeinated Coffee.
by wAXtonPOTson February 26, 2010

by Unknown Hoser July 12, 2018
