Voldemort Effect

Being fearful of naming someone or something. The phrase takes cue from the line associated with "Lord Voldemort" in the Harry Potter series: 'he who must not be named'.

The phrase was coined by British activist Maajid Nawaz in context of Islamism; analysts being fearful or reluctant to call out the ideology of Islamism as the underlying cause of Jihadist terrorism.

Left-liberals often succumb to the Voldemort Effect when discussing Islamic terrorism.

by StrikerXX September 5, 2015

Reinforced Eiffel Tower

An Eiffel Tower which contains a second female layer. The primary purpose of the Reinforced Eiffel Tower is to give both gentlemen access to the pink, the stink & the drink at the same time. Unlike a typical Eiffel Tower, no Lazy Susan is required when participants want to change orifi.

Sean insisted we grab a second slag to form a Reinforced Eiffel Tower. He said he'd feel better if we each had our own quim, ringpiece & cock holder at all times.

by 960xxx August 3, 2015

gyro effect

The aftermath of a night of moderate drinking, then deciding it is necessary to eat a gyro in order to drive home safely… which has the effect of tasting that for the next ½ of a day after you wake up, whether slightly still drunk, hungover, or stone sober.

guy 1: i'll have a water.

guy 2: i'll have a PBR.

guy 1: dude, its 10am!

guy 2: sorry bro, got the gyro effect from last night. need to get the lamb and a nasty chick taste out of my mouth.

by milkacow June 20, 2008

Khiabani effect

When you paradoxically refer the current time, usually shortly after 12:00 am to "tomorrow", as it is still night and your mindset for tomorrow is the next morning but conventionally the day has changed, so you end up in a ridiculous, paradoxical statement like "It's tomorrow now"!
Named after Javad Khiabani, an Iranian TV soccer commentator who made the same statement in a match after 12:00 pm.

- When is the match?!
- Tomorrow morning
- You mean on Thursday?!
- Oh! No sorry! Wednesday! It's 1:00 am and already tomorrow now! That was a ridiculous Khiabani Effect!

by Mazsch January 3, 2020

Mickey Mouse Effect

When you have a special fondness for someone you meet while on vacation or a happy time in your life.

You have the Mickey Mouse Effect on many people, coming to Las Vegas and not seeing you is like going to Disneyland and not seeing Mickey Mouse

by Diamond Slim August 13, 2019

The Jordan Poole Effect

Performing or doing better in something, when there are hot women watching.

Homie: “wow you played so good last night”
Me:”yeah, there were some baddies in the stands.. must’ve been the Jordan Poole Effect..”

by TheUltimateRizzler February 7, 2023

Double Lip Grip Effect

When a girls inner vaginal lips become loose enough for the outer, secondary vaginal lips to establish themselves as the primary lips of the vagina. Because they have not been stretched before (only the primary lips are stretched during intercourse) they have an increased tightness compared to the already worn down inner lips. This leads to an increase in overall tightness, and in turn pleasure/volume of seamen produced by the male.

Marcus: "Dude, does Lianna have the double lip grip effect yet? I know you've been wearing that thang out!
Leo: "Yea man she is just about there. I can feel the grip gaining strength again!"
Marcus: "LFG!!!!!"

by thesultanofgrip October 11, 2023