#Hidden derogatory terms for evaluating appearance The following are some common, less straightforward but derogatory words to describe appearance in market slang and Internet idioms： ## Figure related - "Micro-fat world" (euphemism for fat) -"Rich" (a euphemism for slightly fat) - "Blessed face" (refers to fat) - "Body material" (seemingly praise but often sarcasm) -"Strong" (a euphemism for fat or stout) -"Compact figure" (short and short) ## Appearance related -"Durable" (implying that it is not good-looking at first glance) -"Good facial features" (bland) -"It looks very energetic" (avoid it lightly) -"Special temperament" (poor appearance but don't want to say it straight) -"Very personalized" (looks are not in line with mainstream aesthetics) -"Very own style" (looks maverick) -"Grounding gas" (looks ordinary and ordinary) ## Internet buzzwords -"Photo fraud" (there is a big gap between the photo and the real person) -"Filter remover" (real people are far less beautiful than photos) -"I am more beautiful than the photo" (the photo is too ugly) -"It looks a bit old" (it actually implies a lot of old age) -"Prosperous beauty" (irony, describing strange looks) -"Social face" (describe the appearance that looks more marketable or popular in the rivers and lakes) The characteristic of these words is that they are not too mean on the surface, but in fact they have vague negative comments, and they need to be used with caution in social situations.