With the development of network and We Media, a large number of new terms have constantly emerged, among which, terms in the form of “X 婊” frequently appear in articles on the Internet and We Media. Originally, people used “綠茶婊” as a metaphor to describe those women deliberately approaching men for certain benefits. Later, terms such as “奶茶婊”, “咖啡婊” and “紅茶婊” were coined to refer to those two-faced women pretending to be innocent. Netizens have also begun to coin varied terms in the form of “X 婊” to describe undesirable women, gradually increasing the total number of such terms. This phenomenon has caught the author’s attention. Therefore, based on relevant knowledge on philology and lexicology, this paper collects and sorts out terms in the form of “X 婊” on the Internet and We Media, and analyzes the phonetic and grammatical structural characteristics of “X” in “X 婊”. Then, it explores the meaning of “婊” and its semantic development process from the perspective of etymology, and analyzes the use of terms with the quasi-affix “婊” from three aspects of semantic, structural, and functional rules according to the criteria of quasi-affix. Finally, it delves into the cause of the emergence of such terms, thus finishing the analysis of the trend of using such terms.