Somogyi-Effect

You get the opposite grade of the one you expected.

Oh boy... Matin thats the Somogyi-Effect right there!

by Brudibert December 11, 2018

wraith effect

wraith effect is too many people crowding wraith whenever he joins

the man himself joined OMG THE WRAITH EFFECT

by kirby54 October 10, 2025

popular effect

When someone turns popular, gets more friends, yk, and stops hanging out with their original friends.

Yo! Isn’t that Brenda Gonzales? Didn’t you use to be friends? Yea, but then she got a case of the popular effect.

by Yuulp October 31, 2022

The LK-99 Effect

In July 2023 a copper and lead based supposed room temperature super-conductor, a material that could revolutionize technology, was proposed by a Korean laboratory, and this lead to a scramble of informal publications by authors from that laboratory trying to claim the work and some quitting their jobs. LK-99 was a dud. This process of prominent scientists losing their sh*t over something which most others in their field believe isn't true while the public is riding the hype train is referred to in some circles as "The LK-99 Effect".

The rumor is that Sam Altman was fired from OpenAI because of his believes about a artificial general intelligence. This is a clear example of the LK-99 Effect

by DentedPillow November 27, 2023

the future effect

When a person wears sunglasses and a hat often imitating Future's signature look. Usually making a person look 10x better.

Zvn: omg AJ look at that cute ass boy over there
AJ: Calm down. You can never trust a boy with sunglasses and a hat. The future effect will always get you. That boy probably looks like a goblin straight outta hell.

by AJ_Connorz June 26, 2016

The Warlock Effect

The effect that while playing with someone, they bring out the worst in you

Damn I've been playing with Warlock so much I think I'm being affected by the Warlock Effect

by DaCroissant June 3, 2024

Drey-Effect

That feeling you get from experiencing infatuation or having a crush. It's a mix of excitement, nervousness, and anticipation triggered by the attention or communication from someone you're interested in. The butterflies in your stomach are a physical manifestation of the emotional excitement you're feeling. This reaction is common when you're attracted to someone, and it's a result of the release of adrenaline and other hormones in response to the emotional stimulation. Enjoying these moments can be a delightful part of the early stages of romantic attraction.

The "Drey-Effect" was triggered the moment Audrey saw Tim sitting behind her.
The moment I received the earlier morning text from Dela, the butterflies in my tummy began jubilating, and I couldn't stop smiling.

by Drey, it's me. You know! February 29, 2024