The Genesis Effect

1. To be greatly influenced by peers of excelling academics. 2. The act of complaining about minor and unnecessary scholarly relations, and exaggerated stress levels relating to academics; anxiety-based overachieving.

Why are you complaining about a 90? Looks like Sonia has given you the Genesis effect.

by a troubled friend February 8, 2019

woozle effect

what happens when you get woozled, usually involving an imagined recreational drug user and high amounts of despacito 2

I, THE MIGHTY WOOZLE, SUBJECT YOU TO THE WOOZLE EFFECT!

by alexdapineapple February 11, 2019

The Lucky Charm Effect

The lucky charm effect happens when a certain undesirable object is left behind over a more desirable object till the very end, until the object is forgot about, thrown away, or forced upon someone. Such like picking the lucky charms out of the box, or a dog never being picked at the pound.

Joey: “Man, why can’t we be picked first for once in dodgeball...”
Daniel: “dude, it’s just the lucky charm effect.”

by Lima B EaNen February 17, 2019

The Sage Effect

When you get into a relationship with someone and you break up in the next 2 days.

Bae: I know its been two days in all but... But im just not ready for a relationship.
You: Ok, *whispers* shit, i have the Sage effect!

by ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°) mi gusta August 29, 2018

Lewcatch Effect

A psychological phenomenon where a large number of people mispronounce words they grew up pronouncing. The effect was named after Tyler Lucas, a second generation Hungarian-American. His grandfather immigrated from Hungary to the United States in the early 1930s and his surname was Americanized from Lukács to Lucas.

"Hey do you like Dr. Suess?" - Kyle

"Yeah I like Dr. Suess, did you know his last name is actually pronounced SOICE?" - Alex

"You're joking right?" - Kyle

"You're as wrong as the deuce / And you shouldn't rejoice / If you're calling him Suess/ He pronounces it Soice." - Alex

"Okay, I buy it. What do you call the phenomenon where you grow up pronouncing words incorrectly?" - Kyle

"It's called the Lewcatch Effect. Named after the future 48th President of the United States." - Alex

"The future is now!" - Kyle

by RyanMcCarthy September 6, 2018

rounding for effect

Rounding a price downward if you want it to appear inexpensive, but upward if you want it to appear expensive.

Joe, you should buy one, they're only, like 2 bucks!
Joe: They're $2.99, what a major rounding for effect you just pulled!

by BillyBuggy September 8, 2018

The Jimbibi Effect

When somebody comes in a room and the majority leaves.

The Jimbibi effect:

*Jimbibi has joined the room*
*Bob has left the room*
*Caroline has left the room*
*Rob has left the room*
*Lisa has left the room*
*Satan has left the room*
*Common sense has left the room*

by Mistah tea September 9, 2018