"Pizzaface" is a slang insult that likely appeared in English in the mid-20th century, combining "pizza" with "face" to ridicule someone with acne or a highly pockmarked complexion. The metaphor likens raised pimples or scars to the uneven texture of a pizza's surface. It is used in informal, often teasing, mocking, or hostile contexts, such as schoolyard insults, casual speech, or online banter. The term is derogatory and intended to insult someone's appearance; it is never neutral.

英語での「pizzaface」の定義と意味

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