no-brow
/ˈnəʊbraʊ/Chiefly humorous
adjective
Having, or regarded as having, little or no intellectual or cultural value; demanding or involving very little intellectual application.
noun
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.
- claret
- clarification
- clarificatory
- clarifier
- clarify
- clarinet
- clarinettist
- clarion
- clarion call
- clarity
- Clarke, John Hessin
- Clarke, Sir Arthur C.
- Clark Fork River
- Clark, George Rogers
- Clark, Helen
- clarkia
- Clark, Joe
- Clark, Mark Wayne
- Clarksville
- Clark, Tom C.
- Clark, Wesley
- Clark, William
- clarsach
- clart
- clarts