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A day of celebration, get the dop and a entjie, this day only comes on the 11th of April, a day when a legend was born.
The Crawford Effect: Dawg get your alcohol and a cigarette out for the celebration of Crawford.
Wekesa is a Kenyan native name meaning "born during harvest"
A wekesa is a guy who loves to have a good time and would go a long way to make sure him & his mates are happy !!!
A hastag "wekesa Effect" used by a young Kenyan photographer "Bonnie Wekesa "
A wekesa is also a pretty emotional guy and tends to critically think on matters and evaluates his people .
Wekesa effect is a term to mean ,fun ,something new
When you meet a Wekesa ,its always a new feeling
Yo is wekesa coming over today ,we need the "wekesa effect"
I need to be a Wekesa when I grow up .
I felt the wekesa effect last night bro
A moment of absurd idiocy, usually in large quantities of nonsense, particularly found in high ranking individuals during everyday tasks
*Shaun instead of dealing with the divorce, gave his credit card to his cheating ex wife* "The Brian Effect"
To purchase something and then return it the next day.
Nick: dude, everything my dad buys he returns.
Zach: sounds like he has a bad case of the manuchehr effect.
The sense of almost boyish enthusiasm that comes over middle aged men when pursuing a hobby that requires expensive stuff and leaves non-hobbyists scratching their heads to figure out why it's so damned important. (Derived from Roy Campanella's observation about baseball: "You got to have a lot of little boy in you to play this game.")
When Jerry began talking about model railroading, it was easy to see the Campanella Effect in action.
A small gesture or action in the present that can generate significant results in the future.
My client just referred their friend to me to help them find a home.
Sounds like The Butterfly Effect is in full motion!
smh effect :
everyone who get involved with this particular person started to get inspired and started to mock (the person)—the cause is unknown.
the smh effect is relative