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21brow — See: by the sweat of one s brow …
22brow — noun 1) Syn: forehead, temple 2) the brow of the hill Syn: summit, peak, top, crest, crown, head, pinnacle, apex …
23brow — /braʊ / (say brow) noun 1. the ridge over the eye. 2. the hair growing on that ridge; eyebrow. 3. (singular or plural) the forehead: to knit one s brows. 4. the countenance. 5. the edge of a steep place. 6. Mining the top of the shaft; pithead. 7 …
24brow — Lae; ♦ brow of a cliff or hill, hono, ku emaka pali, ka e, ūmalu, hanahanai …
25brow — [OE] In Old English, brow meant ‘eyelash’, but there seems little doubt, from related words in other languages (such as Sanskrit bhrūs and Greek ophrus), that the original underlying sense of the word is ‘eyebrow’, and this resurfaced, or was… …
26Brow Head — is the most southerly point of mainland Ireland. It is situated 3.8 km east of the marginally more northerly Mizen Head, County Cork, Ireland. It lies at latitude 51.43ºN. [cite web | title=Ireland Geographical facts and figures | work= Travel… …
27brow-tine — browˈ antler or browˈ tine noun The first tine of a deer s horn • • • Main Entry: ↑brow brow tine see ↑brow antler above. • • • Main Entry: ↑brow …
28brow-antler — browˈ antler or browˈ tine noun The first tine of a deer s horn • • • Main Entry: ↑brow …
29brow´beat´er — brow|beat «BROW BEET», transitive verb, beat, beat|en or beat, beat|ing. to frighten into doing something by overbearing looks or threats; bully: »Today s browbeaten youngster, in short, may become tomorrow s tyrant in the home (Newswe …
30brow|beat — «BROW BEET», transitive verb, beat, beat|en or beat, beat|ing. to frighten into doing something by overbearing looks or threats; bully: »Today s browbeaten youngster, in short, may become tomorrow s tyrant in the home (Newswe …
