What are the ten new words that are popular recently?

Behave yourself well is a homophonic catchword of the idiom "mind your own business", which can also be called "rat juice" and "behave yourself well". It means the same as "mind your own business" A metaphor for letting someone do it by himself is used in the context of exhorting others.

2. Natural eggs

It is the abbreviation of "however, useless" and is often used to express helplessness and ridicule.

3. Two secondary diseases:

That is, children are in a rebellious period in junior high school, self-righteous and unwilling to listen to the opinions of adults. It comes from a proverb put forward by Hikaru Ij?in of Japan in the radio program "Red Deer Power in Late Night in Hikaru Ij?in", which is a metaphor for the special words and deeds of Japanese teenagers, such as being too self-righteous.

4. Early death:

China's early death is often used to evaluate other people's slips of the pen or tongue.

5. I have some ideas:

Catchwords are produced everywhere, and "I am good" means "I am so scared". The source is that the anchors of many live broadcast websites have accents and often say "I am good", so they have become buzzwords after being spread by water friends.

6. Ugly people should read more books:

In the college entrance examination in a certain year, a girl from Shaanxi was admitted to six famous universities in the United States and won a full scholarship from MIT, which triggered a heated discussion among netizens.

Girls also ridiculed themselves that "ugly people should read more books", and everyone collapsed, which led to a series of buzzwords such as "ugly people should read more books", "ugly people should work more" and "ugly people should work more".

7, blue thin mushrooms:

In the funny video on the Internet, the man cried and said, "I feel sick and want to cry." Because the dialect sounds like "blue thin mushrooms", people can't help laughing. In this regard, netizens replaced "sad to cry" with "blue thin mushrooms".

8, really fragrant:

Refers to a person who makes up his mind not to do or not to do something, but finally does the opposite. Now it is mainly used to express a psychological state in which someone's expected things are completely different from the final result.

9, awesome my brother:

A middle school student was caught playing the glory of the king in military training, and then the instructor helped him finish the game. In the course of the game, the instructor started the mode of "big killing and special killing", which was infinitely super-god, and teammates said in succession: My brother is too awesome.

10, little black house:

The original meaning refers to prison, but also to forbidding words. For example, a "one-day tour in a dark room" is banned for one day.