Definition of no-brow in English:

no-brow

adjective ˈnəʊbraʊ

humorous

Having, or regarded as having, little or no intellectual or cultural value; demanding or involving very little intellectual application.

noun ˈnəʊbraʊ

humorous

A person having, or regarded as having, few or no cultural interests or little intellect.

1920s; earliest use found in The New York Times Magazine. From no + brow, after lowbrow.

adjectiveˈnəʊbraʊ

humorous

Having, or regarded as having, little or no intellectual or cultural value; demanding or involving very little intellectual application.

nounˈnəʊbraʊ

humorous

A person having, or regarded as having, few or no cultural interests or little intellect.

1920s; earliest use found in The New York Times Magazine. From no + brow, after lowbrow.

单词	no-brow
释义	Definition of no-brow in English: no-brow adjective ˈnəʊbraʊ humorous Having, or regarded as having, little or no intellectual or cultural value; demanding or involving very little intellectual application. noun ˈnəʊbraʊ humorous A person having, or regarded as having, few or no cultural interests or little intellect. Origin 1920s; earliest use found in The New York Times Magazine. From no + brow, after lowbrow. Definition of no-brow in US English: no-brow adjectiveˈnəʊbraʊ humorous Having, or regarded as having, little or no intellectual or cultural value; demanding or involving very little intellectual application. nounˈnəʊbraʊ humorous A person having, or regarded as having, few or no cultural interests or little intellect. Origin 1920s; earliest use found in The New York Times Magazine. From no + brow, after lowbrow.
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