As a high school teacher, your care and understanding are essential to the growth of students. First of all, I want to express my sympathy for your encounter with this situation. This is indeed an unpleasant experience. The following are some popular words or expressions that may have been used to describe fat people in recent years. I hope this information can help you better recognize and understand students' speech.： ### 1. **"Fat House”** -**Meaning**: This word originally came from online culture and is usually used to describe people who like to stay at home, don't exercise much, and are fatter. Although some people use it self-deprecatingly, if it is used to describe others, it may have a derogatory meaning. ### 2. **"Fat Tiger”** -**Meaning**: This word comes from the character “Fat Tiger” in the Japanese anime "Doraemon", and is sometimes used to describe people who are fatter and have a strong personality. If it is used to describe others, it may have the meaning of ridicule or ridicule. ### 3. **”Meat"** -**Meaning**: This word may be a gentle way of describing people in some cases, used to describe people who are fatter. But if the tone is mocking or sarcastic, it may also be a vague ridicule. ### 4. **”Round"** -**Meaning**: This word is usually considered a more polite way of describing people who are fatter. But if the tone is mocking or sarcastic, it may also be a vague ridicule. ### 5. **”Plump"** -**Meaning**: This word is usually used to describe fatter people, especially when used on women, it may have a certain positive or neutral meaning. But if the tone is mocking or sarcastic, it may also be a vague ridicule. ### 6. **”Tonnage"** -**Meaning**: This word is usually used to describe people who are fatter, especially to describe people who are heavier. If it is used to describe others, it may have the meaning of ridicule or ridicule. ### 7. **"Fat and beautiful”** -**Meaning**: This word may be a ridiculed way of describing people in some cases, used to describe people who are fatter. But if the tone is mocking or sarcastic, it may also be a vague ridicule. ### 8. **”Thick"** -**Meaning**: This word is usually used to describe people who are fatter, especially to describe people who are larger. If it is used to describe others, it may have the meaning of ridicule or ridicule. ### 9. **"Round and round”** -**Meaning**: This word is usually used to describe people who are fatter, especially to describe people who are round. If it is used to describe others, it may have the meaning of ridicule or ridicule. ### 10. **"Fat Pier”** -**Meaning**: This word is usually used to describe people who are fatter, especially to describe people who are short and fat. If it is used to describe others, it may have the meaning of ridicule or ridicule. ### How to deal with： 1. **Stay calm**: If you hear these words, stay calm first and don't react immediately. Students' words may not always be malicious, and sometimes they may just use these words unconsciously. 2. **Communicate with students**: If you feel that these words do have a mocking or demeaning meaning, you can choose to communicate with students, express your feelings, and educate them on the importance of respecting others. 3. **Set an example**: As a teacher, you can set an example through your own words and deeds, show how to respect and understand others, and help students establish correct values. 4. **Seek support**: If you feel that these situations are causing you greater psychological pressure, you can seek the support of colleagues, school counselors or friends to help you cope with these challenges. I hope this information will be of help to you, and I also hope that you can continue to face the challenges in teaching and life with a positive attitude. Your work is essential to the growth of students, and your hard work and dedication deserve respect and affirmation.