unibrow

noun uni·brow \ ˈyü-nə-ˌbrau̇ \

Definition of unibrow

:a single continuous brow resulting from the growing together of eyebrows

Recent Examples of unibrow from the Web

That's why model Scarlett Costello continues to be proud of her unibrow, and often shares it (in the form of selfies) with her thousands of followers on social media.

— de elizabeth, Allure, "Model Scarlett Costello Opens Up About Her Unibrow," 10 July 2017
Folks looove having opinions about body hair, which means unibrows?

— lilian min, Cosmopolitan, "This Model Is All About Celebrating the Unibrow," 9 July 2017
Those portraits clearly struck a chord with 19-year-old model and artist Scarlett Costello, who dressed up just like Frida as a child — and now fully owns her own unibrow.

— sarah wu, Teen Vogue, "Model Scarlett Costello on Why She Loves Her Unibrow," 6 July 2017
Levi's first signaled the reinvestment in the unibrow with a recent campaign advertisement.

— Allure, "Unibrows May Be This Summer's Biggest Beauty Trend," 14 May 2017

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