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Meanings of eyelashes in English
Usage of eyelashes in English
1
However, eyelashes have a very short growth cycle and fall out daily.
2
Castor oil is also a great growth stimulator for eyebrows and eyelashes.
3
He says 'ravaged' in a teasing, theatrical manner, with his eyelashes flickering.
4
After applying a second coat, my eyelashes became deliciously long and spidery.
5
Chin in hand, he looked at her long eyelashes the whole time.
6
So much more fun than false eyelashes; surely next summer's party look.
7
The Army Commander was right; we were hanging on with our eyelashes.
8
But even standing that far away, I could see her long eyelashes.
9
The eyelashes and the figure gave an agreeable fillip to his humour.
10
Eric's friend Pam left, and Eric appeared to be counting my eyelashes.
11
A second explosion, a rush of air, its heat curling her eyelashes.
12
The corners of her mouth drooped and tears trembled on her eyelashes.
13
My eyelashes trip into my eyebrows; my jaw drops into my lap.
14
She looked timidly up at his eyes under the strong black eyelashes.
15
She actually looked bashfully at Arthur, and fluttered her eyelashes at him.
16
Walter seemed very impressed with Owen, and batted his long eyelashes suggestively.
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Eyelashes through the time
Eyelashes across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common