The information provided below is only for understanding the phenomenon of online language, and does not represent any endorsement or recommendation to use these derogatory names in daily communication, because using such words may hurt others and is not conducive to creating a friendly environment. The following are some words that occasionally appear on the Internet to describe someone's appearance as "ugly" and their general meanings (the specific use environment and context of these words may vary): 1. Ugly - used to describe a very ugly appearance, with an exaggerated and offensive tone. 2. Dead ugly - emphasizes that the other person's appearance is "extremely ugly", which is a relatively rough derogatory expression. 3. Auntie face - sometimes used to describe a woman's appearance with middle-aged features and lack of youth, with stereotypes and derogatory meanings. 4. Pig head/pig face - compares the other person's face to a pig's face, intending to deny the other person's appearance, and this kind of metaphor is usually insulting. 5. Tubie - originally means "a rustic, ignorant person", and in some cases it is also used to imply that the other person lacks taste and fashion sense in appearance or clothing. Note: Since Internet slang and buzzwords are constantly changing, and the meaning, scope of application, and offensiveness of each word may vary depending on the region, group, and context, the above words are not fixed definitions. In addition, appearance evaluation is highly subjective, and such derogatory names can easily foster stereotypes and negative emotions. It is recommended to respond from the perspective of improving self-awareness and tolerance, and avoid hurting others with the same words. I hope this information can help you understand some of the extreme terms that appear on the Internet, and also remind everyone to pay attention to respect and understanding when communicating.