eyebrow in Latin
eyebrow in Latin is supercilium — eyebrow means the strip of hair growing along the ridge above each eye.
eyebrow in Latin
supercilium
The hair that grows over the bone ridge above the eye socket.
What does "eyebrow" mean?
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noun The strip of hair growing along the ridge above each eye.
"He raised an eyebrow in disbelief at the news."
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verb To communicate something using a raised eyebrow instead of words.
"She eyebrowed a warning across the table without saying a thing."
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eyebrow in a sentence
- He raised an eyebrow in disbelief at the news.
- She eyebrowed a warning across the table without saying a thing.
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What is "eyebrow" in Latin?
"eyebrow" in Latin is supercilium. eyebrow means: The strip of hair growing along the ridge above each eye.
How do you use "eyebrow" in a sentence?
Example: "He raised an eyebrow in disbelief at the news." In Latin, "eyebrow" is supercilium.
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