Rabbits have long ears.
ear (for music, etc.); musical ear
The ability to discern or appreciate sounds, especially music.
He has a good ear, so he picks up tunes quickly.
edge; crust; heel (of bread/cheese); selvedge
The outer edge or end piece of something, such as bread, cheese, or fabric.
The crust of the bread is crispy and delicious.
Cut off the selvedge of the fabric before sewing.
ear (of a pot, jug, etc.); handle
A projecting part resembling an ear, such as the handle of a cup or pot.
The handle of this teapot is easy to hold.
When I listened intently, I could hear birds singing in the distance.
The news quickly reached the employees' ears.
She has a good ear, so she can play a song right after hearing it once.
I didn't throw away the bread crusts and made them into rusks instead.
This cup's handle is small and hard to hold.
He refuses to listen to other people's opinions.
mishearing; auditory illusion · feigned deafness; pretending not to hear · homophonic translation; mondegreen
harsh to the ear; grating; jarring
one ear
earlobe
straining one's ears; listening intently
something heard while sleeping
whisper in someone's ear; whispering into a person's ear
earring
overhear; happen to hear
plump earlobes; fleshy ears
welcome; good to hear; encouraging
sharp-eared; quick to catch rumors; keen-eared · retentive memory for heard things; never forgets what one hears
kemonomimi; character with animal ears
become familiar to one's ears; get used to hearing
both ears
things overheard; overheard information
long ears; gossiper
big ears; large ears · hearing without listening; in one ear and out the other
left ear
sharp-eared; quick to hear news
cat ears · nekomimi; cat-eared character; catgirl; catboy · ears with soft, slightly smelly earwax
one's own eyes and ears
memory like a sieve; in one ear and out the other
ear piercing; earring