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A one man work crew that will take on anything, anywhere, anytime, without anybody. A multipurpose maintenance man who can fix just about anything...yes ladies ...Anything!
by The Factor E December 27, 2022
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E-Factor

being awesome to a huge and exponential degree almost too much for normal people to withstand. Having skill of the highest degree in playing guitar, wooing the ladies, and chopping wood.
He's so awesome he must have the E-factor.
by Earl Coleman III December 9, 2009
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E-Factor

If a person (we name this person Eve, just for example) had to do a simple task, but took too long to complete it and the result is total fucked up.
A: "Hey is the task done?"
B: "Yes but the person i instructed to do it totally e-factored it, so we have to do it again"
by sad_programmer September 4, 2018
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EnhanceHer Factor

On the hotness scale (1-10), the EnhanceHer Factor is anything that gives someone an edge and adds points to their level of hotness.
Suzy is a 7. But her father is the owner of the Patriots. She is now a 9.
Hannah is a college freshman and is a 4. Yet, her Spanish accent, salsa dancing skills, and puerto rican swag bumps her up to a fuckable 6.5. Thank you EnhanceHer factor!
by Jacobi McRoofie December 15, 2011
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eQ factor

The ratio of the cost of a gallon of gasoline to the cost of an equivalent amount of electrical energy, based on a gallon of gasoline having 115,000 BTUs which is equivalent to 33.7 kilowatt-hours. The eQ factor is used to determine how many miles one gets in an electric vehicle for the same dollars spent on a gallon of gasoline. This is different than MPGe which does not account for price differences between gasoline and electricity. To figure the eQ factor, first calculate the the cost of an equivalent amount of electrical energy in your locale by multiplying 33.7 KwH by the cost per kilowatt-hour of electricity (including delivery charges, if any). Call that the "Cost of a Gallon of Electricity". Take the cost of a gallon of gasoline in your locale, and divide it by the "Cost of a Gallon of Electricity" to get the eQ factor. The eQ factor changes depending on the prices of gasoline and electricity in a particular location on any given day.
To figure out how economical that electric car really is for you, multiply the MPGe rating from the EPA by the eQ factor to see how many miles you'll get for the same dollars you spend on a gallon of gasoline.
by CarTab March 14, 2014
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Ex-Cub Factor

The ex-Cub factor has nothing to do with the play of ex-Cub. This phrase was invented by Ron Berler. The ex-Cub factor states that any team with three or more ex-Cubs will not win the world series. Many think it is an after effect of the Billy Goat curse, being that curse which prevents the Cubs from reaching the world series.
any team with three or more ex-cubs.
by Bill March 31, 2004
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european factor

How American girls become incredibly horny, drunk and easy once they arrive in a European Country, in contrast to how they behave at home
Person A: Hey what is Suzie acting like such a slut? She never acts like this before.
Person B: Its the European factor, once here they lose all inhibitions and dignity
by galway14 February 14, 2012
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