Even with flawless diction, his tin ear prevented him from conveying the poem's rhythm and emotional nuances.

She gave him ear daggers across the crowded room, making him blush.

In the autumn woods, I found a cluster of Jew's-ear growing on an old oak trunk and remembered how it was once valued for its medicinal uses.

Although ear candling is promoted by some as a natural remedy for wax buildup, doctors warn it can be ineffective and dangerous.

Many animals rely on the shape of their external ears to locate prey.

When dogs tilt their heads, their outer ears help them pinpoint the direction of a sound.

Scuba divers must equalize the pressure in their inner ears before ascending.

At the antique market, he found a pair of ear trumpets that once amplified conversations in grand Victorian parlors.

After a long day, she found herself lending an ear to her elderly neighbor's stories about the war.

After the difficult meeting, her colleague lent an ear and offered thoughtful advice.