[f. prec. sb.] trans. a. To frown (a person) out of; in quot. with indirect pass. b. To provide with (distinct) eyebrows.
1837. T. Hook, Jack Brag, xix. Rougeing, powdering … eyebrowing, and all concomitant stage tricks.
1876. Mrs. Whitney, Sights & Ins., iii. 15. I find it is only the unusual things … that you are eyebrowed out of.
