Here are some common, potentially subtle or derogatory online terms or slang used to describe someone's appearance: 1. "Basic": A word often used to describe someone who lacks unique or interesting features. For example, "She looks basic" (meaning her appearance is ordinary or unremarkable). 2. "Taste": A word used to describe someone's appearance or style as unappealing or tacky. For example, "He has terrible taste." 3. "Uncrunchy": A phrase used to describe someone who lacks personality or whose appearance is not interesting enough. For example, "He's so uncrunchy" (meaning he looks ordinary or dull). 4. "Normie": A word often used to describe someone who looks or acts too normal or mainstream. For example, "He's so normie" (meaning he lacks unique or interesting features). 5. "Mid": A word used to mean someone or something is ordinary or unspecial. For example, "This restaurant is average" (meaning it's not too good and not too bad). 6. **“Bland”**: A word often used to mean that someone’s appearance or style is not special or attractive. For example, “He’s just a mediocre guy.” 7. **“Stan”**: A word often used to mean that someone is very ordinary or lacks personality. For example, “He’s just a stan” (meaning he’s not special or interesting). 8. **“Not sparkly”**: A phrase used to describe someone or something as not special or attractive. For example, “The movie is not sparkly” (meaning it’s not too good or too bad). 9. **“Soulless”**: A word often used to describe someone or something as lacking personality or charm. For example, “This city is soulless” (meaning it looks or feels dull or unattractive). 10. **“An odd blend”**: A phrase used to describe someone’s appearance or style as lacking coordination or appeal. For example, “His fashion sense is an odd blend” (meaning it’s not special or unattractive). Please use these words with caution, as some people may find them hurtful or disparaging.