brow
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- noun
- /braʊ/
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ceja
- She has your eyes and her father's brow.
- knit brows
This is the Hourglass Arch Brow Volumizing Fiber gel.
- This is the Hourglass Arch Brow Volumizing Fiber gel.
- So as you can see, our brows are perky.
- And four, you're going to have brows that go on and on.
- Now these are the HD brows, long wear eyebrow pen.
- Inner corner of the brow and down the nose.
- I think my brows are out of control.
- I want to go back to clear brow gel with a brow pen.
Examples
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So you can fill in your brows however you prefer.
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Every woman dreams of full brows and long luscious eyelashes.
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OK so I have a new brow gel to discuss.
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And this is their brow pencil and brow gel.
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I'm just applying it just under the brow bone ever so slightly.
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I think my brows are out of control.
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This is the Hourglass Arch Brow Volumizing Fiber gel.
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Randall's hand stroked back the hair from his brow and smoothed it around his ear.
Fiction book (1992) -
We can see by his petulantly arched brow... that he is not enroute to a good deed.
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To enhance the natural arch of your brow, tweeze hair from just below it.
Synonyms
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A line of hair above the eye on the face
A line of hair above each eye that forms the eyebrow
Eyebrows that sit back above the eyes and make the face look intense
Idioms
Compounds
- Specialized
A condition where the eyebrows sag, often from getting older or nerve damage
How Prominent
Surface Forms
Etymology
Brow comes from the same old English word brū as in eyebrow, meaning 'eyebrow', which is why we use brow to mean the line or arch of hair above each eye.