Lando effect

After the Pierre effect we got the Lando effect. This is named after the F1 driver Lando Norris. He usually wear beanies. The Lando effect is when the other drivers wears beanies.

Charles got the Lando effect.

by Imheretorhelpyou March 7, 2022

The Enter Sandman Effect

When a band's most successful song (usually not they're best) becomes they're only known song among non fans.

Joe: "Hey what's your favorite Metallica song?"
Alex: "Oh you know Enter Sandman."
Joe: " Really? I think Fade to Black or Master of Puppents is better."
Alex: "I've never heard those ones."
Joe: "The Enter Sandman Effect." *sigh*

by Will Lange February 20, 2015

Goldstein Effect

The ability to intensify public concern by giving a definite face to the adversary, specifying a human source of the underlying threat.

An example of the Goldstein Effect is the hate against George Soros.

by neamprost April 14, 2019

The Dibble Effect

Walking in on your girlfriend while she is blowing her step-daddy and him blowing his load on her face on Valentine's Day.

Jimmy: Hey how did Valentine's Day go?
Ruben: It was horrible, I had The Dibble Effect happen to me!
Jimmy: Oh wow, why would she do such a thing!

by KatothePotato April 27, 2015

Sam Effect

By knowing and spending time with a Sam greatly increases how cool you are.

Have you seen Jimmy now? He’s been spending time with Sam and now he’s the coolest person here.

Yeah I know man that’s the Sam Effect

by Skywalker98 January 16, 2021

mom effect

Noun/Verb/adjective: The state of disliking something that you once liked because you told your mom that you liked it, so she kept buying it for you until you got sick of it. Can be used as a noun, verb or adjective.

I made the mistake of telling my mom that I like yoo-hoo and she kept buying it for me until it got mom effected.

by Billy Goldtsein August 11, 2018

Turbulent Tree Effect

Turbulent Tree Effect (noun): A branch phenomenon of the Chaos Theory in which a system that is influenced by many factors produces random yet organized and fundamental patterns that are irregular and branching, resembling the shape of a tree or a fractal of chaotic properties.

From the veins of rivers that took decades to form, the root-like patterns of a lightning strike and the mayhem of turbulent smoke rising from a flame all inhibit the properties of the Turbulent Tree Effect.

Like fractals, the effect is a fundamental observations of the universe that seem random and unorganized. But these patterns are a result of harmonious entropy that makes nature stunning.

by 1m1m0 January 27, 2024