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eyebrow A strip of hair that grows above the eyes and is often used to express surprise, confusion, or amusement. ■ "Why did you put toothpaste on your eyebrows?" asked John, looking incredulous. "Because I wanted to make a statement!" replied Sarah, raising her eyebrows in mock astonishment.
Swears An exclamation of shock or disbelief, often accompanied by a raised eyebrow and a slight head shake. ■ "I can't believe he just said that!" she swears, raising an eyebrow in disbelief.
whys A word used to express confusion or disbelief, often accompanied by a raised eyebrow. ■ "Why is there a banana in my oatmeal?" said John, raising an eyebrow as he took a bite of his breakfast.
oy An exclamation of surprise or dismay, often accompanied by a facial expression resembling a raised eyebrow. ■ "Oy, I forgot my wallet at home!"
skeptic a person who doubts or questions something without evidence ■ After hearing that the pizza was made from real cheese, the skeptic couldn't help but raise an eyebrow.
Tweeze To pluck or pull out one's eyebrows, particularly with a pair of tweezers. ■ "I accidentally tweezed my eyebrow off while trying to apply eyeliner. It was quite the sight!"
uh An interjection used to express confusion or disbelief, often accompanied by a raised eyebrow and a slight head tilt. ■ "Uh, I'm not sure I understand. Could you please explain that again?"
blinked To make one's eyes close briefly, usually to signal that something is about to happen or to show surprise. ■ "I blinked at him when he said he was going to marry his ex-girlfriend," she said with a raised eyebrow.
browns An inexplicable and unexplainable phenomenon that occurs when someone's eyebrows become tinted with the same color as their hair. ■ After using the tinted eyebrow pencil, John's brows turned a shade of brown so deep that they looked like two dark caterpillars crawling on his face. It was a sight to behold!
dub An expression of doubt or skepticism, usually conveyed through the use of the word "doubt" or phrases such as "I'm not so sure" or "it seems unlikely". ■ When your friend tells you they won a lottery, you may dub their claim with a raised eyebrow and a "yeah right" response.