What does BROWS mean?

Parts of Speech

Brows is a noun and a verb.

Definitions Noun

The plural form of brow, which refers to the forehead or the arch of hair above the eye.

Verb

To look at or examine something closely or with a critical eye.

Pronunciations US

/braʊz/

UK

/braʊz/

Origin and Usage

The word "brows" originated from the Old English word "brū" which means eyebrow. It is commonly used in English language to refer to the arch of hair above the eye, which is also known as the eyebrow. As a verb, it is used to describe the act of looking at or examining something closely or with a critical eye.

Synonyms

Forehead, eyebrow, look over, scan, peruse, scrutinize.

Related Words

Brown, brash, brass, brush, bruit.

Example Sentences

• She raised her brows in surprise when she saw the gift.
• He browsed through the book to find the information he needed.