Nigel Reo-Coker is a football (soccer) player in England. As of June 2007 he plays for Premiership team West Ham, although is likely to transfer in the coming weeks. He is known not for his skill, but more for his boundless energy and enthusiasm (basically he runs around the pitch like a headless chicken). Any player who matches Reo-Coker (Nige to his friends) in his enthusiasm is said to have or be 'The Coker-Factor'. Some Coker-Factor moves (or plays in American) include....
- Breaking up attacks with fearless challenges
- Distributing the ball to the nearest team-mate
- Making tireless runs
- Listening to Tupac before the game
Players with Coker-Factor do not...
- 'Back heel' the ball
- Head the ball
- Create opportunities for team-mates with sublime skill
- Score any goals
- Breaking up attacks with fearless challenges
- Distributing the ball to the nearest team-mate
- Making tireless runs
- Listening to Tupac before the game
Players with Coker-Factor do not...
- 'Back heel' the ball
- Head the ball
- Create opportunities for team-mates with sublime skill
- Score any goals
'Man did you see me break down those attacks today, I am the Coker-Factor'
or
'Did you see West Ham today? The Coker-Factor was bloody awful'
or
'Did you see West Ham today? The Coker-Factor was bloody awful'
by dan(paste) July 11, 2007
 Get the coker-factormug.
Get the coker-factormug. Often seen as as a derivative of the Idaho Ratio, the Tractor Factor represents the correlation of one's "presence" to the size of their tractor. In common usage (see example #1), the Tractor Factor is used to judge the size of one's tractor by their "presence". Conversely, the Tractor Factor may be the judgement of one's presence by the size of their tractor (see example #2).
Example #1
Bro #1: Man, that guy has a HUGE Tractor Factor.
Bro #2: Yeah, bro. He must be packing one hell of a tractor.
Example #2:
Bro #1: Holy shit, that tractor is very small.
Bro #2: Damn, the owner's tractor factor must be tiny.
Bro #1: F.
Bro #1: Man, that guy has a HUGE Tractor Factor.
Bro #2: Yeah, bro. He must be packing one hell of a tractor.
Example #2:
Bro #1: Holy shit, that tractor is very small.
Bro #2: Damn, the owner's tractor factor must be tiny.
Bro #1: F.
by OneBrickyBoy March 31, 2019
 Get the Tractor Factormug.
Get the Tractor Factormug. Derived from fnappy. The level of euphoria you are experiencing, while on a feel-good substance. This incredible feeling is commonly brought on by a scheduled substance, more specifically a narcotic. Your level of 'feel good' is measured using the fnap factor, the 'fnappier' you are, the higher the 'fnap factor.'
by taryndactyll May 7, 2009
 Get the fnap factormug.
Get the fnap factormug. - something done to deliberately instill fear in someone
-an intimidation tactic
-something about an individual/group that is intimidating to others
-an intimidation tactic
-something about an individual/group that is intimidating to others
by MiseryMatrix January 17, 2023
 Get the Intimidation Factormug.
Get the Intimidation Factormug. 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
 Get the frisk factormug.
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by Drewnew October 29, 2019
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Get the Chub Factor 7mug. 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
 Get the Leeds factormug.
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