Ear

er, n. The organ of hearing; sense of hearing; willingne to listen; attention regard part of anything like an animal's ear. [AS. eare, D. oor, Ic. eyra, Sw. and OHG. ora, Dan. and MHG. ore, G. ohr, L. auris, Gr. ous, ear L. audire, Gr. aio, to hear, Skr. av, to be pleased, take care.] — About the ears. In close proximity. — By the In close personal contest. — Up to the e. Deeply absorbed. — Button ear. In dogs, an ear falling in front, and hiding the inside. — Rose In dogs, one folding at the back and disclosing the inside.— Eared, erd. a. (Omith.) Having prominent feathers reseml ling ears, — as some owls, etc. — Earle , a. Without ears deaf unwilling to hear. — Earing, n. eon, cube, full; moon, fdotj cow, oil; linger EARNEST