English to Latin Meaning of eyebrow - supercilii

Eyebrow :
supercilii
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Definitions of eyebrow in English
Noun(1) the arch of hair above each eye
Examples of eyebrow in English
(1) You can test this by taking a small hammer and gently tapping your forehead just above the left eyebrow .(2) He had a killer bruise along his jaw-line, and a cut above his eyebrow had been stitched.(3) My right eyebrow has one white hair that grows about four times faster than the rest of my hair.(4) She needed three stitches above her eyebrow and now thinks glass bottles should be banned.(5) He pointed to a scar above his right eye cutting a crooked path through his bushy eyebrow .(6) A vertical line ran down from just above his eyebrow to the bottom of his cheekbone.(7) He's an ugly man with blond hair and blond eyebrows , thick lips and small hands.(8) The hair of the scalp, eyebrows , and eyelashes are of separate type and develop fairly early in life.(9) Frontal sinusitis can cause pain above your eyebrows , and your forehead may be tender to touch.(10) Suddenly a burning pain seared through the centre of her forehead, just above her dark eyebrows .(11) People with exophthalmos are able to look upwards without moving their eyebrows .(12) He had short, straight blond hair and blond eyebrows - which may have been bleached.(13) Opposite her sat a man, with dark hair and strong dark eyebrows , stubble around his lower face.(14) He had a long dark brown mustache and bushy eyebrows , his dark blue shirt was tattered and torn.(15) It is said the Colonel used a little comb to train his eyebrows to grow in a dashing upward curve.(16) He had a chubby face, stubble, dark brown piercing eyes, dark eyebrows and short dark hair.
Related Phrases of eyebrow
(1) eyebrow pencil ::
plumbum palpebrae
Synonyms
Noun
1. supercilium ::
supercilium
2. brow ::
frontemque ostentans
English to Latin Dictionary: eyebrow

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