In the slang and online language, there are indeed many words used to evaluate other people's appearance, especially some words that sound neutral but are actually derogatory. Here are some common examples: 1. **Passerby**: usually refers to people with average looks, with a meaning of nothing special. 2. **Workaholic**: describes people who dress up desperately for their appearance, and may be sarcastic in tone. 3. **Internet celebrity face**: describes those who have typical looks modified by plastic surgery or filters, sometimes with a derogatory meaning of lack of reality. 4. **Clown**: usually describes people who dress too exaggeratedly or funny, so that they don't look good. 5. **Mosaic face**: describes someone's appearance has been overly retouched or beautified, so that the real appearance can't be seen. 6. **Village**: describes rustic and unfashionable, sometimes used to describe people whose clothes or dresses are not in line with the trend. 7. **Looking like an aunt**: usually used to describe young women who dress too old-fashioned or inappropriately. 8. **Safe face**: used to describe those who look particularly heavy in makeup, implying a sense of disguise. 9. **Avatar party**: used to describe people who use filters to edit their selfies online, and their real appearance is very different from their avatars. Although these words may seem ordinary, they often carry a sense of comment or ridicule when used, so pay attention to the context and the person you are communicating with.