What Does This Mean?
[ SLANG ][ MULTILINGUAL NATIVE ]
Literally "pull up the grass"; finally buying something you wanted, or losing interest in it after considering it.
REAL-WORLD EXAMPLE
"I finally bought the one everyone kept recommending, desire pulled out."
LORE & ORIGIN
Chinese social-commerce counterpart to 种草 (literally "pulling out the grass"): either finally buying the thing you were made to want, or giving up the desire after trying or reconsidering it.
FIRST SEEN
2026-10
PEAK ERA (EDITORIAL)
Not established
CURRENT STATUS
Legacy / Decaying Slang
Related To:种草
AURA IMPACT ⓘ
+1 AURA
TREND STATUS
↓ FADING
EDITORIAL ESTIMATE
CULTURE CATEGORY
[ SLANG ][ MULTILINGUAL NATIVE ]
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DOCUMENTED SINCE
2026-10
NOW
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