Crossword clues for ears
ears
- Farm-stand display
- Ends of some grins
- Dumbo's jumbo pair
- Dumbo's hallmark
- Dumbo's claim to fame
- Drum locales
- Disneyland wear
- Disneyland souvenir
- Disneyland memento
- Disneyland hat pair
- Corny cookout plateful
- Corncrib contents
- Corn pieces
- Corn crop
- Corn containers
- Corn at a picnic
- Contents of some cribs
- Cochlea sites
- Body parts that might ring
- Body parts that may be pierced
- Big-grin borders
- Beagle's floppy features
- Aural pair
- Auditory equipment
- Anvil locales
- All __: listening closely
- All ___ (fully attentive)
- All __ (listening carefully)
- All __ (fully attentive)
- ''I'm all ___''
- Yoda's pointy pair
- Word with all or rabbit
- Wide grin's extremities?
- Where your buds hang?
- Where stirrups and anvils are found
- Where some hoops are placed
- Where drums are found
- Where buds may go
- What you listen with
- What winter hats cover
- What walls may have
- What walls have
- What the walls may have
- What some hats cover
- What improv musicians need to have
- What flaps on winter hats cover
- What "walls have"
- Wearable Disneyland memento
- Wax holders
- Wax buildup site
- Wall features?
- Wall features, maybe
- Very attentive, all ...
- Urn protuberances
- Up to the ___ (very deeply)
- Units that get shucked
- Units of maize
- Tympanic cavity sites
- Trickster's coin holders
- Things to shuck
- They're used for picking things up
- They're lowered at the barbershop
- They're held in a Dutch kiss
- They're hear for you?
- They're found in cribs
- They're found behind temples
- They're burned by rebukers
- They're all the better to hear you with
- They usually listen well
- They sometimes hold pencils
- They pick up whistles
- They may ring after a concert
- They may pop on a plane
- They may perk up
- They may be plugged or tugged
- They make a point on hobbits
- They help elephants stay cool
- They have stirrups
- They have drums that are used to hear drums
- They contain the body's smallest bones
- They can burn or ring
- These made points with Mr. Spock
- The walls are said to have them
- Supports for eyeglasses
- Studded body parts
- Spots for stethoscopes
- Spots for some buds
- Spots for headphones
- Spots for AirPods
- Spock's prominent pair
- Spock's are pointed
- Some stick out
- Some ring bearers
- Some hold pencils
- Some are pierced
- Sleeping With Sirens "With ___ to See and Eyes to Hear"
- Site for studs
- Shucked units
- Shades supporters?
- Sensory apparatus
- Reception figures?
- Radio, to a CBer
- Rabbits have big ones
- Rabbit's pride
- Rabbit's features
- Rabbit ___ (old TV antennas)
- Rabbit ___ (old TV antenna)
- Rabbit __
- Prominent parts of Mickey's silhouette
- Prominent parts of goblins
- Prominent parts of an Obama costume
- Prominent parts of a bunny suit
- Prominent parts in Obama caricatures
- Prominent part of a Mickey Mouse costume
- Prominent Mr. Spock features
- Prominent fox features
- Prominent features of Batman's cowl
- Prominent feature of Prince Charles
- Producers' needs, slang
- Producers' needs
- Producer needs
- Pointy features on Vulcans and elves
- Points on Mr. Spock
- Playboy Club attire
- Playboy bunny headgear
- Places for drums
- Places for buds
- Pitchers and walls have them
- Pitch receivers
- Pinnae are parts of them
- Phone receivers?
- Pendant hanging spots
- Pencil holders, at times
- Parts of Mickey's silhouette
- Part of a Mickey Mouse costume
- Pair with drums
- Pair on a Disneyland hat
- Pair near your hair
- Otoscope views
- Otology focus
- Otologist's domain
- Otic organs
- Organs with lobes
- Organs with canals
- Organs used in balance
- Organs that may be pierced
- Organs often used in charades
- Organs often lent
- Organs of hearing
- On Hobbits, they make a point
- Often-pierced body parts
- Noun from Mark Antony
- Notable features on a French bulldog
- Notable basset features
- Musicians' needs, slang
- Mr. Spock's pointy pair
- Mr. Spock's pointy features
- Mr. Spock's are pointy
- Mr. Potato Head pieces that are often pink
- Mr. Potato Head pair
- Minnie Mouse headband features
- Mickey's are big
- Matching organs
- Marc Antony's loan request
- Maize units
- Locales of canals
- Loans to Marc Antony?
- Loan for Marc Antony?
- Little pitchers have big ones, per an old maxim
- Lent organs?
- Lending them doesn't require giving anything away
- Kernel-covered cobs
- Jug parts
- Jug grips
- Items to shuck
- Items that may be pinned or pierced
- Improv musicians need good ones
- I'm all ____
- Holders of spectacles?
- Holders of kernels
- Hearing sites
- Hearing requirements
- Hearing locations?
- Heads of wheat
- Heads of corn
- Head pair
- Hawthorne Heights "Where Can I Stab Myself in the ___"
- Handles of pitchers
- Hammers' homes
- Grain spikes
- Glasses holders
- Floppy parts of a bloodhound
- Floppy parts of a beagle
- Floppy features of a rabbit
- Flappers in "Dumbo"
- Feature embellished in Obama cartoons
- Farm stand dozen
- Farm stand basketful
- Fan-shaped parts of African elephants
- Exaggerated feature of many Obama caricatures
- Elves' pointy features
- Elephants have big ones
- Elephant's large pair
- Elephant's floppy features
- Eavesdropping pair
- Eavesdropping devices
- Dumbo's prominent features
- Dumbo's oversized features
- Dumbo's large body parts
- Dumbo's flying aids
- Dumbo's flappers
- Dumbo's are jumbo
- Dumbo has big ones
- Drums can be found there
- Drum sites
- Drum locations
- Donkey's attribute
- Donkey features
- Dog parts that perk up
- Dog and tin
- Distinguishing features of Mr. Spock
- Distinctive bunny features
- Detectors of waves
- Dachshund's floppers
- Dachshund's droopers
- Dachshund features
- Cup handles
- Cranial projections
- Corny things
- Corny picks
- Cornstalk units
- Cornfield count
- Corn count
- Corn cobs
- Corn buys
- Convenient pencil perches
- Contents of some farm share boxes
- Cobs with kernels
- Cobs of corn
- Chihuahua features
- Certain handles
- Cereal-plant spikes
- Canal zones
- Bushel of corn, essentially
- Bunny features
- Bunny costume feature
- Bugs Bunny's features
- Boxing targets?
- Bow holders
- Body parts with anvils
- Body parts that may ring
- Body parts that may be boxed
- Big parts of donkeys
- Big fennec fox features
- Bent or lent things
- Bearers of corn
- Be all ___
- Basset's floppy features
- Basset hounds have floppy ones
- Basset hound's danglers
- Basset hound features
- Aural organs
- Audio receivers
- Antony's loan request?
- Antony-requested loan
- Antony borrowing?
- All --- (attentive)
- All -- (attentive)
- All __ (listening attentively)
- AirPods setting
- Acoustic pair
- Aardvarks have long ones
- A katydid's are found on its legs, strangely enough
- "You got your ___ on?" (trucker's phrase)
- "Put on your listening ___!" (Judge Judy rebuke)
- "Jack Straw" lyric "Hurts my ___ to listen"
- "I'm all ___!" (listener's comment)
- "Friends, Romans, countrymen, lend me your ___"
- "Burning" body parts
- "... lend me your ___"
- " . . . lend me your ___"
- " . . . ___ but hear not"
- 'I'm all '
- 'I'm all --'
- 'I'm all --!'
- Gossips are all this
- Up to one's _____
- Roasting items
- Flappers?
- All _____ (attentive)
- Headset, to hams
- Prominent features of Alfred E. Neuman
- Surrogate listener
- They may be pricked
- Where to find anvils
- Snakes lack them
- Pairs with drums
- Jug___
- Auricles
- Prominent donkey features
- What otoscopes examine
- Prominent rabbit features
- "Jug handles"
- They perform a balancing act
- Corn units
- Canal sites
- Big elephant features
- All ___ (attentive)
- Rabbit ____
- They're often lent
- Piercing places
- Shuckers' units
- Side flaps
- Big dachshund features
- Canal zones?
- Obstacles for barbers
- They may be lent
- Receiver accessory, slangily
- They may be ringing right now
- Big donkey features
- Marc Antony request
- Big rabbit features
- Listeners lend them
- Pencil holders, sometimes
- Supports for specs
- Listening devices?
- Harp seal's lack
- Word with rabbit or roasting
- Some people can wiggle them
- Floppy parts of a dachshund
- Word with rabbit or all
- Farm stand units
- Body parts that may be bent
- Makeshift pencil holders
- Notable Dumbo features
- Pitcher parts
- Anvil sites
- Stethoscope holders
- C.B. equipment, to a C.B.’er
- Elephant flappers
- Sites for studs
- Toreador's reward
- They pop on planes
- Stirrup sites
- Distinctive features of Mr. Spock
- Head set?
- Servings of corn
- Bloodhounds have big ones
- Hammer holders
- They're near temples
- Hearing things?
- Drum containers
- "I'm all ___": Perot
- Roadside stand units
- Where you can find hammers and anvils
- Sound system parts?
- Prominent parts of a George W. Bush caricature
- They may be boxed
- Contents of some farm bushels
- They may ring or have rings
- Spots for hammers and anvils
- What friends, Romans and countrymen lent, in Shakespeare
- Antennae, so to speak
- Corny things?
- Ones catching some waves
- Things with rings ... that may be ringing
- What barbers "lower"
- Huskers' targets
- Good listeners?
- Headphones cover them
- Prominent Dumbo features
- "Antenna"
- "Antennae"
- They may ring after parties
- "C.B. equipment, to a C.B."
- Places for ringlets
- These support spectacles
- These are often bent
- What Dumbo employed to fly
- Features on some pitchers
- Sensory organs
- Corn spikes
- Projections
- Spectacles supports
- Anvil locations
- Lugs of jugs
- What the walls have, they say
- "The walls have ___"
- Teacups' handles
- Parts of pitchers
- Sound receivers
- Outgrowths of hare
- Prominent Gable features
- Sonar, to a destroyer
- Wheat parts
- Rabbit features
- Pinnae locales
- Corn portions
- What walls have, proverbially
- Dumbo's were jumbo
- Cereal spikes
- Some are corny?
- Supporters of spectacles
- What Antony borrowed
- Dr. Ménière's specialty
- Spectacles supporters
- All ___ (listening)
- Lamb subject
- Lamb's "A Chapter on ___"
- Dumbo features
- Anthony's loan request
- CB, to its user
- What Antony sought to borrow
- Parts of cups
- Corny items
- All ___ (eager to hear)
- Hearing organs
- Little pitchers have big ones, reportedly
- Pitcher features
- Sense organs
- Cauliflower and rabbit
- Crossettes
- Hares' prominent features
- Dumbo's "wings"
- Teacup handles
- These have drums
- Dumbo's large features
- Ewer handles
- Rabbit ___ (TV antennae)
- Things to lend
- Nubbins
- Fall on deaf ___
- Matadors' prizes
- Otologist's concern
- Toreros' rewards
- Corn holders
- Specs supports
- Pitchers' handles
- Front-page boxes
- " . . . lend me your ___": Shak.
- All ___ (listening eagerly)
- Pitcher adjuncts
- "Little pitchers have big ___"
- Listens to, in Soho
- TV-reception aids
- Elephant's ___
- Tin and rabbit
- Corn servings
- Little pitchers' endowments
- Clark Gable trademark
- Spikes on a farm
- Sites for drums
- Cochleae sites
- Pitcher handles
- Jack rabbit's long features
- More than one listener oddly ignored legal risk
- C.B. equipment, to a C.B.er
- Locations for buds or studs?
- Listeners hear sounds? Only some
- All out
- Auditory organs
- This puzzle's theme
- Cauliflower ___
- Basset's trademark
- Facial features
- Jug handles
- Portions of corn
- Dumbo's wings
- Bud holders
- Dumbo's 'wings'
- Hearing aids?
- "I'm all ___!" ("I'm listening!")
- Hearing things
- Mr. Potato Head parts
- MD workplaces
- Cornstalk features
- Shucking units
- Head set
- Waxy buildup sites
- Places for plugs
- Stud sites
- Places for studs
- Organs with drums
- All __ (attentive)
- ". . . countrymen, lend me your ___"
- Wet behind the ___ (inexperienced)
- Units of corn
- Trophy handles
- Places for hoops
- Listening organs
- Headphones site
- Hammer sites
- All ___ (paying attention)
- "I'm all __"
- What headphones cover
- They may be pierced
- Spock's feature
- Sound detectors
- Barbering obstacles
- Antony wanted to borrow them
- "... countrymen, lend me your ___"
- You'll find them near temples
- Where some aids work
- Wheat spikes
- They're good listeners
- They're big on Clark Gable
- They were big on Clark Gable
- They may pop on planes
- They may hold pencils
- Ring holders
- Rabbit feature
- Prominent features for Spock
- Prominent bunny features
- Lobe locales
- Hearing devices
- Drum set?
- Cornfield array
- Corn purchases
- Corn harvester's basketful
- Basset's notable features
- Barber's obstacles
- "I can't believe my ___!" ("Did you really just say that?")
- Yours may be ringing
- Where elves make a point?
- Where buds hang out?
- What the walls have, according to a saying
- What Antony wanted to borrow
- What "the walls have"
- Wave catchers?
- Wave catchers
- Walruses lack external ones
- They're big on dachshunds
- They may pop or wiggle
- They may pop in flight
- They make a point on Vulcans
- They hold up specs
- They hear everything
- They catch waves
- They catch the waves
- They catch some waves
- Spock's prominent features
- Spock's dominant feature
- Sound organs
- Some hold spectacles
- Snake's lack
- Shucking targets
- Prominent Vulcan features
- Prominent Spock features
- Prominent Chihuahua features
- Prince Charles' really stand out
- Places for some drums
- Piercing sites
- Pencil holders?
- Parts of the head
- Parts of teacups
- Part of a Mr. Potato Head kit
- Part 12 of today's quote
- Pair on a Disney World hat
- Otologist's interest
- Organs with hammers
- Organs near temples
- Organs for listening
- Missing pencils may be found behind these
- Lost pencils are sometimes found behind these
- Hearing pair
- Headphones, slangily
- Headphones setting
- Head parts
- Head features
- Gym Class Heroes "Kissin' ___"
Wiktionary
Wikipedia
EARS may refer to:
- EARS (software) or Election Agents Record System, software which is used in connection with elections
- Emirates Amateur Radio Society, a national non-profit organization for amateur radio enthusiasts in the United Arab Emirates
- Electronic Arts, Redwood Shores, the headquarters of video game company Electronic Arts
- Gate of the Ears, a gate in the city of Granada (Andalusia, Spain)
Usage examples of "ears".
Now, all three Dedelphi turned their ears toward the bank of opaqued windows set into the curving, white-plaster wall.
The gallery was crammed with Dedelphi: sail-like ears, leathery skin, round, multi-lidded eyes, all watching a gathering on a proscenium stage.
The hesitations Lynn had seen in the set of her ears and shoulders seemed to have vanished.
Praeis Shin stood a half meter taller than a tall man, even when her flexible, sail-like ears pressed flat against her scalp.
Egg-shaped, air-filter helmets covered their heads, leaving enough room for their ears to move freely.
They wore pearlescent body armor and brown boots, and all kept their eyes and ears fixed on the crowd, even though their guns were at rest.
His ears lay flat back against his skull, and he sniffed the air restlessly as they pulled him forward.
She grasped arms and shoulders and ears, shouted names and greetings until she was hoarse.
Lareet leaned her elbows against the balcony railing, twitching her ears toward the wind and noise.
Each reached out a hand to her without any of the tension easing from their ears or their skin.
Both sat like blocks of wood, ears erect and eyes wide, watching the spectacle a few feet away.
Torn Ears was still panting, but she stood up and walked out after Tallest, with Third and Fourth crowding behind her.
The driver stood between the two groups, with her arms folded and her ears flat against her scalp.
A bunch of passengers had mobbed Torn Ears and pinned her to the ground.
The arms-sisters in their black armor waded in, swinging out indiscriminately, knocking apart combatants, rounding them up at gunpoint, dragging them away by ears and arms.