passed into the ear, heard, reported

inform, report, bring to someone's notice, intimate, submit

to be heard, to be informed

to preach

an ass

inspection, supervision

a horse having three ears

enjoy (e.g. a drink)

say, utter, speak, command (usu. used for someone exalted or in a higher position)

playful, mischievous, cheerful, sly, humorous, insolent, presumptuous, brisk

wary, cautious, prudent

take trouble to arrive (for a visit, etc.) or attend (a function or occasion)

hard of hearing, deaf

difficult to traverse, rugged

to be respectfully seated at a place

be ready to listen, be all ears

be ready to listen, be all ears

even walls have ears, be careful about what you say, there may be someone on the other side of the wall

deaf, pretending to be deaf, having something stuffed in the ears

be heard

be pleased to take a seat, honour with one's presence

to say, affirm, declare, to make

ear on sound