laughter factor

the amount of laugh that forms in your throat and comes out of your mouth ; range of numbers that determine how high or low your laughter factor is

I was trying not to laugh, but the fact that i was pretending to be sad upped the laughter factor

by soecxtra October 26, 2020

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

The Zero Factor

When society judges people whether they are successful or not by the number of zeros they have accumulated in their bank accounts—when hundredaires and thousandaires are normally overlooked and looked down while millionaires and billionaires are noticed and respected (or even worshipped).

What differentiates the rich and the famous from the poor and the notorious on this side of heaven is not just the fear factor but also the zero factor.

by Numerati December 26, 2024

Wrist Factor

A factor used to determine whether or not a man is homosexual. A high wrist factor is proof of a man’s love for another man. It’s all in the movement folks

Look at the way that dude runs with his wrists flopping. His wrist factor is super high.

by SueDoNimmy February 23, 2022

Kill Factor

The state in which of movie no longer is funny, good, or even watch-able because someone quoted it way too much.

Joseph "Your doing it wrong man."
Brandon "Whatcha talking about Willis?"
Joseph "Damn, you just killed the Hangover for me"
Larry "The Kill Factor has been activated"

by andrew ferguson the white May 16, 2010

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

Damping Factor

Damping factor
The ability of an amplifier to control the movement of a subwoofer — the higher the damping factor, the greater the accuracy. Damping factor is calculated by dividing the subwoofer impedance by the output impedance of the amplifier. An amplifier's damping factor will decrease as the sub's impedance decreases — that's why an amp running at 4 ohms will provide tighter bass than at 2 ohms. This spec is not always given for all amplifiers.

An amplifier's damping factor will decrease as the sub's impedance decreases — that's why an amp running at 4 ohms will provide tighter bass than at 2 ohms. This spec is not always given for all amplifiers.

by HAPON_ITO808 November 14, 2023