When collecting such vocabulary, we need to pay special attention to the social impact of language and respect for others. The following are some more obscure but possibly derogatory appearance evaluation terms, which are divided into two categories: market slang and Internet idioms, and background analysis of their use is attached. It is recommended to use caution in communication to avoid causing discomfort to others. --- ###**1. Market slang (a more vague derogatory expression)** 1. **"Gas tank refined"** -Alludes to the short stature, clumsy actions, and exaggerated ridicule. 2. **"Shoehorn face"** -Describe the face shape as too long or the chin is prominent, and the surface is neutral but it is demeaning. 3. **"Steamed buns"** -Refers to the appearance of facial puffiness or roundness without edges and corners, implying a “sense of expansion”. 4. **"The earth covers the sky/the sky covers the earth"** - Describe dental or maxillofacial malformations, using professional terms to cover up derogatory meanings. 5. **"Five short stature"** -It seems to objectively describe the height ratio, but in fact it emphasizes “incongruity”. --- ###**2. Internet idioms (seemingly ridiculed but actually derogatory)** 1. **"Puxin Male/Female"** -Derived from “ordinary but confident", a superficial critical attitude, but in fact alludes to mediocre appearance. 2. **"Human oil"** - Describe an overly greasy appearance or dress, often used to ridicule the image of ”exerting too much force". 3. **"Polygon Warrior"** -Jokingly called the edges and corners of the face shape are too distinct, or the muscle lines of the figure are unnatural. 4. **"The second dimension shines into reality"** -Satirize someone's appearance as exaggerated or uncoordinated as an anime character. 5. **"Level 10 Beauty Victim"** -It is implied that there is a big gap between the appearance of a real person and the refined picture, relying on filters. --- ###**3. Language pitfalls that need to be wary of** -**Homophonic stem**: Such as "Xiaolongbao" (round face) and "barcode" (high hairline), use humor to downplay aggressiveness. -**Abbreviation slang**: Such as "zqsg" (true feelings), which is ironic and "impressive in ugliness". -**Comparative rhetoric**: "Back killer", "voice beauty", etc., suggest appearance defects through contrast. --- ###**Suggestions and reminders** 1. Most vocabulary is essentially a variant of ”appearance humiliation", even if packaged as a joke, it may still hurt the self-esteem of others. 2. In academic or formal settings, such terms may constitute verbal violence and must be absolutely avoided. 3. If it is sociological or linguistic research, it is recommended to mark “derogatory terms” and explain the context to avoid misuse. If you need to further analyze the social communication mechanism or cultural background of a particular vocabulary, you can discuss it in depth.