Onlookers usually express the attitude of a specific group of people towards a specific person, a specific group of people or a specific thing. Often used in BBS, such as watching the landlord. The common way of onlookers in school forums is that a group of people (usually men) agree to take a classmate as an onlooker, then watch around for a certain period of time, and at the same time equip, capture and release, usually accompanied by some unspeakable behaviors.
Wài guà, also known as auxiliary and third-party auxiliary software, is a game modifier programmed by integrating the functions of some modifiers. Generally speaking, it refers to cheating programs or software that seek benefits for players by modifying game data, that is, using computer technology to perform non-original operations on one or more softwares, tampering with the original normal settings and rules of the game, and greatly improving the skills and unconventional abilities of game characters, so as to easily achieve the benefits of winning, enjoying and having fun.
Similar network terms
Nbcs: English abbreviation nbcs :( noble cares).
Xswl: Pinyin abbreviation for Laughing Big Teeth.
Drl: Pinyin abbreviation, please.
Ssfd: It's a word to express emotions, and it's called "fighting between colors".
Blx: short for blx. Often used to describe a person who can't stand the blow.
Zqsg: As a network language, this word is the abbreviation of the word "true feelings", taking the initials of these four words. It means serious and distracted. It is the lingua franca of rice circles now.
Ygjg: It means "have something to say". Example: ygjg, it doesn't matter. I hung up the phone. I am busy!