low-browed

Far down at the bottom of the mountain the streams bubble out again from low-browed caverns.

Once he entered a low-browed, dingy shop merely because the owner's name was posted over the door in Gaelic characters.

It is not far from the images of low-browed humanity and differs only in degree from those of civilized people.

"Let me have a chance to collar his neck with this noose," said the low-browed son of passion.

The narrow street and those branching from it were ill-lighted and deserted; there was nothing to be seen but low-browed shops.