eyebrow
Speech parts
1. eyebrow - Noun
2. eyebrow - Verb
3. Eyebrow - Proper noun
Meaning
The brow or hairy arch above the eye.
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Examples
A 1975 Guardian editorial headlined “A soya point” arched an eyebrow at the faux-bacon, ham and sausages on sale in the US, noting: “No one has yet managed to produce a meat flavour which is totally convincing, particularly beef.”
And then the other eyebrow is a bit softer so kind of like she’s listening and questioning at the same time.
Chicago Daily Tribune, 7-15-34 through 8-1-34 movie section A Dillinger death mask made from an original mold, and eyebrow hair, on display at the Crime Museum in Washington, D.C. Note the bullet exit mark below the right eye.
A female teacher throwing an X-rated party for a former male student typically doesn't raise an eyebrow in Florida.
Extra grease would ensure landed punches slip off the eyebrow area, rather than catching on the skin and tearing it, which could reopen the cut.
As for the brasserie-influenced dishes, there are some picks like lamb chops, short ribs, and other fusion-y dishes ($18-$33) that definitely made me raise an eyebrow.