F-factor

British  

noun

1. informal the quality of being attractive to members of the opposite sex

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Etymology

Origin of F-factor

C20: from fanciability factor

Example Sentences

In a lawsuit, eight women claimed that the high-fiber F-Factor diet made them sick.

From New York Times

The dangers of Instagram anonymity caught up with Gellis when she posted two accounts from women who said the F-Factor diet had made them miscarry.

From The Verge

The F-Factor Instagram account also posted a response refuting claims made on Gellis’ Instagram about the protein powders containing lead, which made people sick.

From The Verge

Among the half-shirts and sweatshirts sold on the diet’s website, there is an F-Factor “intentions bracelet,” to be worn on the “hand that will either undermine your intentions or honor them” as it “holds the fork, reaches for the bread basket or dips into the candy dish.”

From New York Times

The regimented nature of the program exacerbated her issues with food, she said, and after eight months of drinking shakes made with the F-Factor powder, the woman developed excruciating red spots that required a biopsy.

From New York Times