From my understanding it’s someone who is more naturally attractive. I managed to get the reading right the first time I saw it which made it stick in my mind once I looked up the definition since yojijukugo tend to have particular meanings.
Some random others:
眉目秀麗 - a handsome young man
Ohh! So that’s where the phrase 羽目になる came from. I think I have to let it sink in for a bit 
Thank you so much for the explanation! 
Interlocking wooden panels, feathers and eyes… hmm hmm 
“to become” “komaru” mhm mhm “entrap in a 罠” humuhumu
半端ない -はんぱない- to a great extent, complete
In fact, this is the source sentence that I can’t quite understand yet:
疾病感ハンパない！> becoming obsessive about it or something? (my guess is the guy expresses how much he enjoys the music video)
I can’t be sure tho
割り引き (わりびき) - discount
A very important word indeed 
ズッ友 - friends forever
謹賀新年
Mostly because I’m working to get the pronunciation solid in time for next week so I can yell that at the bar.
薄力粉はくりきこflour
Its baking time for christmas 
夜叉 a kind of spirit in Buddhism and other religions
It’s the same “yasha” as in the manga / anime Inuyasha
My little sister (doesn’t study Japanese at all, has little interest in it) told me that タコ is octopus, and I didn’t believe her until I checked Jisho. Fun times.
馬鹿, idiot, moron
Nice to have an insult word, even if someone I said it to didn’t know what it meant.
養成所 - ようせいじょ - training school
Especially neat, because I actually know all the component kanji, even if i didn’t realize at first…
放ったらかしにする - to neglect
ウーパールーパー
during shiritori on discord
Makes me think of 断る
LOL – watching on Netflix an anime I quite unexpectedly love: Girls Und Panzer Der Film 
Guess it isn’t that unexpected – I am ex-military after all, and got to train with actual tankers in Germany at a famous area called Grafenwöhr (M1A1 Abrams though, not the WWII-&-earlier vintage tanks in the series and Film)…
Anyhow, a rich source of vocab I prolly wouldn’t hear in a middle school slice-of-life anime:
– enmaku (煙幕 えんまく) = smokescreen
– kiheitai (騎兵隊 きへいたい) = cavalry
– houtou (砲塔 ほうとう) = turret (as rotates on a tank)
– fukurokouji (袋小路 ふくろこうじ) = dead end; cul-de-sac
– oitsumeru (追い詰める おいつめる) = to corner, to run down
– jirai (地雷 じらい) = land mine
More about my thoughts on GuPdF in the Fave Anime thread 
しゅうじん (囚人) - prisoner
See how the person is imprisoned in a box?
I learned it at church this morning from a verse where the apostle Paul mentions that he is a prisoner.
Not to be confused with しゅじん (主人) which is a master or husband!
(Even if some husbands feel like prisoners 
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空心菜 - くうしんさい - Chinese water spinach
Learned this (and ate it!) in a restaurant in Taiwan. Taiwan is great because they use the classical (pre-simplification) Chinese characters, so everything really looks like Japanese kanji 
EDIT: If you (like me) wonder about the funny name, here is an explanation: “It has long leaves and hollow stems so we name it “空(kōng)心(xīn)菜(cài)”, literally translated as hollow heart vegetable.”
That’s a Level 60 vocab. Kind of funny you’re at 06
Well, I didn’t learn it in WaniKani. So not so strange perhaps. Random learning!