affect

A verb meaning 'to influence' or 'cause change on something' . Affect is usually confused with the word effect

1. Twinkies, Ho-hos and ding-dongs will affect your heart in a a negative way

2. Not protecting your computer with an anti-virus may affect its performance due to the possible presence of many a harmful virii.

by squirrelavenger July 13, 2007

Affect

The outward expression of emotion. To emote

Everyone appeared to be upset with the passing Grandma mother while Grandad appear to have no affect

by Breaking dancing on cardboard December 19, 2019

affect

To deeply feel something when something is said to you.

v. Yo, that affects me, you know what I'm sayin'?

by Whoak October 22, 2010

Affect

Affect is usually a verb meaning "to produce and effect upon"

"The weather affected his mood"

by _.moth._ July 17, 2022

Affect the local trout population

This is when someone changes the local trout population in a body of water

“Hey did you hear what the governor did to the lake?”
“Yeah he likes to affect the local trout population!”

by Trout population changer July 14, 2021

Yung lean affect

Hating a song at first, but bumping it 24/7 a week later

Guy 1: Dude I fucking hate that new yung lean song
Guy 2: Don't worry, the yung lean affect will kick in and you'll love it
Guy 1: Oh maybe you're right

by WillyCubed August 18, 2016

Maddiie affect

The Maddiie effect is where if you hang out with maddiie for too long you do 1. Drugs 2. Be bitchy 3. Wanna die 4. Think toxic is normal.

Damn you got fucked up by the MADDIIE AFFECT

by Xxmaddiielover69xX February 26, 2023