What do you mean by wine mask and wine putty?

The meanings of wine mask and wine putty are:

1, Jiumengzi, Northeast dialect, derogatory. It refers to being friends with wine, getting drunk as soon as you touch it, having low ability and lethargy, being in close contact with wine all day, and basically drinking at every meal, more or less. When you walk past him or her, you can always smell the wine. But people are sober in many cases, but they are easy to be irrational, stagger and talk nonsense after drinking.

Sometimes, wine is also used to describe (belittle) people with poor ability to do things and incoherent speech. For example, if you don't know anything, you will talk nonsense.

2. Wine putty belongs to the northern dialect, and "greasy" means "sticky" in the dialect, also called "wine sticky", which refers to people who enjoy the cool and sit for a long time. This kind of people drink, regardless of the occasion, regardless of the time, while drinking, and talking incoherently, so they are often called "wine putty".

Synonym: wine basket.

Northeast dialect wine basket means that a person can drink and is good at drinking.

Due to the special geographical climate, people in Northeast China like wine, and some people can still drink well. For such a person, people often call him a wine basket, which is derogatory.

In fact, drinking is not only to meet the needs of personal preferences, but also a culture. The key is to moderate both light and heavy drinking.