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  • noun UK, slang ear

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Examples

  • What they don ` t understand is since we ` ve been institutionally racist and subsequently cured of all non-PC thoughts and feelings by following the proscribed ACPO 12 step program they ` re more likely to get a hug and a doughnut than an ASP round the lughole.

    ‘Rent A Mob’ Attack Police At BBC TV Centre « POLICE INSPECTOR BLOG Inspector Gadget 2009

  • A guy has a small, dark object up to his lughole, deeply suspicious, what can he be up to?

    Alfred Hitchcock's Mystery Magazine 2004

  • A guy has a small, dark object up to his lughole, deeply suspicious, what can he be up to?

    Alfred Hitchcock's Mystery Magazine 2004

  • The headset is not only light at 9g, but also quite small in stature measuring a mere 39 x 18 x 24mm - so it doesn't feel like you've got a large piece of gothic jewellery hanging of your lughole when you're wearing it.

    TrustedReviews Site-wide Feed 2010

  • He got severe tinnitus after being blasted in the lughole by a fellow fan at his country's

    The Daily Record - Home 2010

  • He got severe tinnitus after being blasted in the lughole by a fellow fan at his country's

    The Daily Record - Home 2010

  • But now Norwegian fashion house Heyerdahl has ushered in the age of the lughole, with the £4,470 earbuds that look as good, or possibly significantly better, than they sound.

    Crave at CNET UK 2009

  • But now Norwegian fashion house Heyerdahl has ushered in the age of the lughole, with the £4,470 earbuds that look as good, or possibly significantly better, than they sound.

    Technology Reviews, News 2009

  • ADVERTISEMENT id Barry Ferguson tell him to go for under the ear, that below the left lughole was the place, tattoo-wise, and that any man inked there was the epitome of cool?

    unknown title 2009

  • Before we become scared of our kids, too - as they patrol our homes, speak to us from CCTV cameras or squeal on us to councils - I suggest dealing with this politicised pester power in the same way my mum dealt with my childish demands: by administering a collective clip around the lughole to the child spies.

    Aftermath News 2008

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