quizzical in the PONS Dictionary

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With a quizzical eyebrow raise and a serious yet mischievous look - he is the spitting image of his movie star dad.
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You raised a quizzical brow at his moonboots.
www.flickeringmyth.com
But the silence of the female guitarist on the matter is kinda quizzical to me.
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If you mentioned the distance to anyone in the metro area no matter the context, you wouldn't get a quizzical look.
sports.yahoo.com
The cover of that recipe book is the quizzical cook painting featured above.
eatocracy.cnn.com
I leap from my seat, to quizzical looks from my neighbours in the plastic seats beside me.
geographical.co.uk
Firing this muscle contracts it and brings the eyebrows up allowing a quizzical expression.
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He is too quizzical, possibly too keen to be popular.
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Needless to say, this got a lot of quizzical replies.
en.wikipedia.org
But here, the distancing from the world, and the quizzical contemplation of phenomena, have a greater resonance.
www.telegraph.co.uk

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