Definition of earring
: an ornament for the ear and especially the earlobe
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Recent Examples of earring from the Web
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Make a understated nod to the holiday with starry accessories in the form of earrings, a scarf or shoes.
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Some of these earrings feature as many as a dozen tassels per bunch.
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In addition to the watches, the stash includes 2,800 pairs of earrings, 2,200 rings, 2,100 bangles, 1,600 brooches, 1,400 necklaces and 14 tiaras.
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Add a blazer and pumps for the office or a pair of pretty statement earrings and embellished heels (like the ones below!) for a night out.
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In honor of their first solo event together, the Queen gave Meghan a very sweet present: a pair of earrings.
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Though, royal enthusiasts quickly noticed her jewelry—notably, a pair of small pearl and diamond earrings.
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And though their trend-forward statement pieces aren’t for wallflowers, the collection of earrings, bracelets and necklaces retail at an accessible price point — just in case the movie gives fellow theatergoers any ideas.
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In fact, my love of earrings means the hole has grown instead.
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First Known Use of earring
before 12th century
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Definition of earring for English Language Learners
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: a piece of jewelry that is worn on the ear and especially on the earlobe
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