a. Obs. [f. BROW sb.1 5.] Without shame, unabashed. Cf. frontless.
1615. W. Hull, Mirr. Maiestie, 81. Therefore they despite him with all illusory gestures of browlesse scorners.
1679. L. Addison, Life Mahomet, 84 (L.). So browless was this Heretique, that he was not asham’d to tell the World, [etc.].
a. 1821. Keats, Sonn. Haydon. When men star’d at what was most divine with browless idiotism.
