lears
Usage examples of "lears".
And anon as this little brachet felt a savour of Sir Tristram, she leapt upon him and licked his lears and his ears, and then she whined and quested, and she smelled at his feet and at his hands, and on all parts of his body that she might come to.
Using the example of a priest who lears at women's breasts and bottoms, while thinking about sex with them, Baer recommends dealing with such guilt-producing thoughts much like one would deal with a fear, namely, let yourself freely have those thoughts (expose yourself to them) until they no longer seem so awful or evil that they must be stopped.