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Down Factor

When shooting down in NHL 2007 for X-Box 360, often when trying to shoot the player would dump the puck into the corner or just hold onto the puck to long.
I will never tie this game until the third period because of the down factor. I hate shooting down.
by Murphness February 26, 2007
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Wow factor

Put simply, the wow factor is when a guy is really skinny and it makes his dick appear larger than it really is.
Saw Kevin Durant playing in the Nets game last night - that dude has the wow factor for sure.
by scalereaux April 14, 2022
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woo factor

A measurement largely (though not exclusively) in college towns of how loud/lively the nights/scene can be on any given night.
"I was going to move to downtown East Lansing after accepting this new job offer, but the woo factor was so high I decided to go to Okemos instead."
by thatdamnredhead December 5, 2017
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slap factor

The overwhelming desire to engage in slapology. The level of desire to use slappyness to rectify another human's existence.
My slap factor raises exponentially when exposed to perky bitches.
by SlapFactorAllTheBitches October 12, 2022
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Mardini factor

The healthy fear that employees have of their boss.
He was going to grow a sweet mustache, but then remembered that his boss hates facial hair; the Mardini factor makes him shave twice a day.
by Shuh pee roh October 21, 2020
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Nate factor

Its the concept of conflict between whether you should or shouldn't ask for help in the late stages of a task, when it typically should've already been done.
My Engineering is due in a week, should I implement the Nate factor or not?
by anonymous May 15, 2022
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Factor C

When correlation doesn't equal causation, people tend to make the mistake of skipping from factor A to B. That missing third ever-so-absent variable of the logic chain is C.

"A is correlated with B. Therefore A leads to B."

No, both "A" and "B" are related to "C". It's Factor C.
Person 1: "People who have lighters in their pockets are far more likely to develop lung cancer. Obviously, lighters lead to lung cancer, it's just simple A-to-B logic."
Person 2: "Factor C: Smoking... Are you actually retarded?"
by anonymous April 15, 2025
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