noun a derogatory term used to describe someone with many pimples or acne on their face
A derogatory term used to refer to someone with severe acne or a lot of pimples on their face.
Commonly used as a hurtful insult to make fun of someone's appearance, specifically their facial skin condition.
Used among teenagers to mock or insult someone who has acne or pimples on their face.
In a novel or screenplay, a character may be described as having a 'zitface' to portray them as a teenager dealing with acne issues.
A psychologist may use the term 'zitface' when discussing body image issues with a teenage client who is struggling with acne.
A dermatologist may use the term 'zitface' informally when discussing acne treatments with a patient to lighten the mood.
A teacher may overhear students using the term 'zitface' in a derogatory manner and address it as inappropriate language in the classroom.