Eyebrow [noun]

“When I talk to people about the show, their eyebrows raise, but every single new person I talk to has a personal story, idea, or fresh interpretation.”

She meticulously manages the shape of her eyebrows and is well-groomed otherwise.

A young Saeedah and her father have eyebrows “set high above their eyes, so they looked skeptical or like they were laughing at a joke no one else understood.”

Any method that could give Google even more control over the ad process has advertisers, publishers and ad tech firms raising eyebrows.

Clean eating is such a common phrase that it might not raise an eyebrow, but it’s problematic, too.

It was Sammon’s role that raised eyebrows in the aftermath of the call, Fox staffers told The Post.

Warrior says this isn’t the first career move that’s raised eyebrows.

He got a three-year, $60 million deal that raised eyebrows — and expectations — during free agency.

While any investor may simply “become lucky,” such a performance may raise eyebrows, especially because it is recorded for investments in a select number of stocks for which Perdue had access to privileged information.

During a Bloomberg TV interview with Emily Chang, Chesky heard the number for the first time and reacted with a surprised eyebrow raise.