earsdropping

well its basically eavesdropping but french people tend to call it ears dropping

frenchmen was earsdropping on his employees

by raigad July 22, 2016

cloth ears

Noun: A deaf person; a person who is hard of hearing.

Originates from the northern English county of Lancashire and in particular Blackburn during the industrial revolution. Blackburn was home to many cotton mills (weaving and spinning)- commonly very noisy places that caused deafness due to the noise and a buildup of cotton dust in the ear.

Oi - cloth ears... are tha' deaf? I said come here!

by Mark Burton September 12, 2006

earsy

like a "nosy" thing, except... earsy... meaning, you're an eavesdropper.

ronoldo, you're quite the earsy fellow to listen in on emilys and dianes conversation like that.

by Hilzey October 6, 2009

beagles ears

Saggy tits

Wow she just tripped up over her beagles ears!

by Mr Sagg October 30, 2013

blow my ears out

The activity of listening to Dubstep at a maximum volume for a long period of time.

Guy 1: Dude, I am so bored.

Guy 2: Well what do you want to do?

Guy 1: I don't know about you, but I am going to go blow my ears out.

by It happened. October 31, 2011

dry behind the ears

(a phrase denoting) not naïve or simple-minded; smart.

Those who are dry behind the ears can make headway in the world.

by uttam maharjan October 27, 2012

ears

An organ used by humans to estimate the stupidity of other humans

N/A ears

by SuperGabe February 5, 2009