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Ear
Ear
n.
The
organ
of
hearing
;
the
external
ear
.
Ear
n.
The
sense
of
hearing
;
the
perception
of
sounds
;
the
power
of
discriminating
between
different
tones
; as, a
nice
ear
for
music
;
in
the
singular
only
.
Ear
n.
That
which
resembles
in
shape
or
position
the
ear
of an
animal
;
any
prominence
or
projection
on an
object
,
usually
one
for
support
or
attachment
; a
lug
; a
handle
; as,
the
ears
of a
tub
, a
skillet
, or
dish
.
The
ears
of a
boat
are
outside
kneepieces
near
the
bow
.
See
Illust
. of
Bell
.
Ear
n.
Same
as
Acroterium
.
Ear
n.
Same
as
Crossette
.
Ear
n.
Privilege
of
being
kindly
heard
;
favor
;
attention
.
Ear
v. t.
To
take
in
with
the
ears
; to
hear
.
Ear
n.
The
spike
or
head
of
any
cereal
(as,
wheat
,
rye
,
barley
,
Indian
corn
,
etc
.),
containing
the
kernels
.
Ear
v. i.
To
put
forth
ears
in
growing
; to
form
ears
, as
grain
; as,
this
corn
ears
well
.
Ear
v. t.
To
plow
or
till
; to
cultivate
.
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