What does a dazzling orange mean?

Dazzling oranges are eating oranges. In the northeast, there is a verb called dazzle. Because there is no special word, it is expressed by dazzle. This means eating like crazy, without calculating any consequences. The combination of words is dazzling, and the sentence is that I eat dazzling every day, so I am so fat.

A box of sugar oranges was dazzled on the internet, which means to show off, mainly from stalks that have not been seen in recent years, but all the sugar oranges were eaten. Everyone will choose to send sugar oranges in the circle of friends, or send them to other social platforms to show off, indicating that they have sugar oranges at home and let others envy them after seeing them.

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In fact, the reason for the initial discussion this time was that the netizen "Donna Gege" recorded her experience of eating sugar oranges at home by video: My mother told me that this basket of oranges was reserved for the New Year, so I should never eat them all. As a result, there were only empty boxes left the next day.

Even for the sake of sugar oranges, I will fight with my family. Netizen said: I didn't expect this national unity. It's not "Hyun Mai" that can't stop. What really can't stop is the sugar orange. The netizen shouted: small, sweet and delicious, not enough to eat. You can eat a few pounds in succession, but it's not drugs.

(Supplement: The word "dazzle" here means "eat", and "dazzle rice" means to eat in Northeast dialect, which is synonymous with dry rice. It is hard to eat, and the desire for food is greater than "eat". Some netizens also ridiculed, "I don't think I am lucky to change this leopard head, but it implies that I show off my little orange during the Chinese New Year."