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frisk factor

Something grown women should have a good understanding of.
I saw Janice and Pam at Club Scandalous, those hoes did a bad read of the frisk factor to be in there
by mrsfrisky May 10, 2011
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Leeds factor

A tendency to bungle straightforward tasks when the odds are favourable , often resulting in frustrating outcomes.
Just as I was about to seal the deal with a witty pickup line, I accidentally sneezed and sprayed my date with pepper—Leeds Factor kicking in, turning flirtation into a spicy surprise.
by Alaw_mot April 27, 2024
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Stick factor

The name given to the reason for certain objects, fads, quotes, or acts to influence people.
The vibrancy and uniqueness is The stick factor that influences youth to buy their products.
by Zealious September 14, 2019
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obtuse factor

isa: oh wow that girl over there is obese and a faggot
vivi: OMG no dont say that in puic, lets use code words shes an obtuse factor
by i hate obtuse factors ;-; SAIK December 28, 2023
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mindi factor

A state of exhibiting behavior similar to that of the famous acrtess mindi kahling.
She exhibited a mindi factor after watching 3 seasons of the mindi project
by Narwhalrider September 7, 2016
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The Spearmint Factor

The effect of initially distributing one piece of chewing gum to a single person thus attracting all others that are near whom will nag and gripe at you until you finally distribute your entire pack of gum to all the desperate gum beggars. This effect is unavoidable once a second person finds out about your charity piece of gum.

"Jim asked for a piece of gum, but I hesitated to think about the consequences. I gave him a piece completely forgetting the spearmint factor, and the next thing I knew, all my gum was gone!"
by go1ngcomando December 11, 2013
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direct sunlight factor

As with it's twin, wind chill factor, direct sunlight factor-- or DSF -- changes the temperature of an object when affected by it, in this case raising the temperature -- rather than lowering it -- in relation to the temperature of the air, due to the warming rays of direct, unimpeded sunshine on said object.
Despite the frigid temperatures at the airport this morning, Josh was able to get all the ice off his plane quickly by pulling it out of the hangar and into the sunshine where the direct sunlight factor raised the plane's surface temperature rapidly to melt it.
by LuluThom February 28, 2022
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