Definitions

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  • noun The outer aperture of the ear; the entrance to the ear canal.
  • noun A puncture in the ear, usually in the earlobe, such as for earrings.
  • noun An opening in a head-covering, such as a hat or helmet, for the ears.

Etymologies

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ear +‎ hole.

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Examples

  • On the catwalk Lester moved around from the off side, sat back against the tank, put the crosshairs on Billy's left earhole and with no more forethought than you'd give a dumpster rat touched off a 125 grain copper point that made hardly a mark going in and removed the offside of his skull coming out.

    The Warden 2010

  • I screamed directly into his earhole, and he jerked as though I had run a hot wire into it.

    Sick Cycle Carousel 2010

  • So, take your five cent, gumball machine Private Investigators License and blow it out of your earhole.

    Exclusive Video: Is This the Walking Record Whitetail? 2008

  • Granted, I didn't have one blowing in my earhole, but I am now like one of Pavlov's dogs, when I hear a vuvuzela, I get a soccer woody.

    David Henry Sterry: World Cup 2010: What We Learned About Ourselves and the World 2010

  • So I yelped: "Out out out out!" like a doggie, and then I cracked this veck who was sitting next to me and well away and burbling a horrorshow crack on the ooko or earhole, but he didn't feel it and went on with his "Telephonic hardware and when the farfarculule gets rubadubdub".

    Where's the show? John Myles Aavedal 2010

  • The earhole is still there, clotted and oozing pus.

    The Other Side of Dark Sarah Smith 2010

  • The flap called the tragus protects of the auditory meatus, or earhole.

    Archive 2009-06-01 James Gurney 2009

  • The flap called the tragus protects of the auditory meatus, or earhole.

    The Anatomy of the Ear James Gurney 2009

  • The flap called the tragus protects of the auditory meatus, or earhole.

    The Anatomy of the Ear James Gurney 2009

  • So if Im being ‘trained’ on the street, does that mean I can give a yoof a good whack round the earhole & ‘learn from my mistakes?’

    Leave My Kitten Alone « POLICE INSPECTOR BLOG Inspector Gadget 2007

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