Definition of eared
: having ears especially of a specified kind or number
- a big-eared man
- golden-eared corn
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The murder, and Mr Fico’s tin-eared response, had an explosive impact, says Grigorij Meseznikov, a political scientist.
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But there's another possible Easter egg: in an SNL sketch from November 2017, Pete wore a black, bunny-eared headpiece to a masquerade ball.
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Now, a new study shows how: by borrowing a gene from a jackrabbit, one of their long-eared cousins.
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All of that is lent an outré edge by items Frazee has fashioned herself, including a bunny-populated crucifixion scene and a nativity crèche with a floppy-eared infant Jesus bunny.
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According to a press release, the red squirrel, Scottish wildcat and grey long-eared bat are particularly threatened.
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The first teaser trailer for Dumbo, Disney's live-action take of everyone's favorite floppy-eared pachyderm, was released Wednesday morning — and this might be the cutest thing the House of Mouse has released in recent memory.
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To test the durability of the critters, Kenji Suetsugu, a biologist at Kobe University in Japan, and his team fed eggs from three species of stick insect to a brown-eared bulbul birds.
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Russ Regan, the golden-eared A&R man best known for signing some of pop music's most decorated singer-songwriters -- Elton John, Barry White and Neil Diamond for starters -- has died following a series of health problems.
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First Known Use of eared
before 12th century
Medical Dictionary
adjective
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medical Definition of eared
: having ears especially of a specified kind or number
- a big-eared man
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