IPA: /ˈbraʊboʊn/
KK: /ˈbraʊboʊn/
The bony ridge located above the eyes, which forms part of the skull and helps protect the eyes.
The artist carefully sculpted the browbone to give the figure a more realistic appearance.
Browbone → It is formed from "brow" (from Old English *brūw*, meaning the forehead or eyebrow area) and "bone" (from Old English *ban*, meaning a hard structure that forms the skeleton). The word "browbone" refers to the bone located above the eye, forming the brow area of the skull.
Think of the 'brow' as the area above your eyes and 'bone' as the hard structure that supports it. This helps you remember that a browbone is the bone that forms the brow area.