idiomUKhumoroussaid to someone who has justaccusedyou of something that youthinkthatpersonisguiltyof himself or herself:Hark at himcallingmelazywhen he neverwalksanywhereif he candrive!SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrasesUsing the ears
attend
auditory
aural
aurally
be all earsidiom
catch
cloth ears
conductive
ears are flappingidiom
eavesdropper
grommet
hark
hearsomeoneout
lend an earidiom
listen
listen up
mishear
pin
prick(something)up
sensorineural
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