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elephant ears 

A common phrase in baseball, elephant ears are simply when the pockets of a player's pants are seen outside of their slits (which happens often to back pockets which are in no way attached to the inside of the pants). Phrase made most popular by Duane Kuiper and Mike Krukow, San Francisco Giants TV broadcasters.
After sliding into second, Barry Bonds developed two elephant ears.
elephant ears by Buck47 August 23, 2006

Elephant Ears 

The act of someone inverting their pockets and sticking their penis out to mimic the appearance of an elephant.
Friend: Put your pockets back in or someone might think you're making elephant ears.
Elephant Ears by BigManTyson December 28, 2018

elephant ears 

A term used by musicians to describe one who excels at learning music by ear.
That dude has some serious elephant ears
elephant ears by Radix October 16, 2005

elephant ears 

Slang for large male testicles in the context of a large shaft.
I draped my elephant ears on each side of her forehead while she sucked me off upside down on the bed.
elephant ears by truth2010 April 3, 2010

Pubic Elephant Ears 

When a male (or someone with a penis) trims their pubic hair in a way that makes the hair look like elephant ears and the penis look like the trunk.
That dude in the porno was rocking the pubic elephant ears.
Pubic Elephant Ears by dvinnn August 30, 2011
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