ear cornet (erkornet)

A small auricle or ear-trumpet worn in the hollow of the outer ear. ear-cough (er'kof), n. A cough provoked by irritation in the ear. eard (ard), n. [ God-bar him into paradis, An erd al ful of swete blis. Genesis and Exodus , 1. 209. 2. [Partly confused with earth1 .] Earth. [Prov. Eng. and Scotch.] He somnede færd [gathered an army] swule næs næure eær on erde . Layamon, I. 177. ear-drop (ēr'drop), n. An ornamental pendant to an ear-ring; an ear-ring with a pendant.Lady's ear-drops, the common garden fuchsia: so called from the formation and pendency of its flowers. ear-dropper (ēr'drop"èr), n. 11. An eavesdropper. Davies. It is po ible an ear - dropper might hear such things talk'd at cock-pits and dancing schools. Bp. Hacket, Life of Abp. Williams, ii. 81. 2. Same as ear - drop . [Colloq.] Come, we can go down now. I'm as ready as a mawkin can be there's nothing awanting to frighten the crows, now I've got my ear- droppers in. George Eliot, Silas Marner, xi.