1. The organ of hearing, both the external and internal part; the sense of hearing, or rather the power of distinguishing sounds and judeing of harmony; a favourable hearing; attention; manner of judging: anything like an ear, as the ears of a jar; the spike of corn. To be by the ears, to fall together by the ears, to go together by the ears, to fight or scuffle; to quarrel. To set by the ears, to make strife; to cause to quarrel. Over head and ears, up to the ears, deeply. All ear, eagerly attentive.

2. To shoot, as an ear; to form ears, as corn.

3. To plough or till.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• idear,
• scear,
• eah,
• awear,
• esai,
• egaer,
• har,
• zeor,
• eary,
• earge,
• yeear,
• eegar,
• earh,
• ahear,
• neaer,
• yar,
• eas,
• rar,
• eaier,
• ywar

• bear,
• car,
• war,
• era,
• fear,
• near,
• tear,
• mar.,
• far,
• dear,
• bar,
• hear,
• earl,
• ar,
• par,
• eat,
• year,
• pear,
• oar,
• jar,
• -ar,
• earn,
• -er,
• rear,
• tar,
• gear,
• wear,
• -ean.

The adjective form of the word "ear" is "aural".

The plural of the "ear" can be the "ears".

The singular of the "ear" can be the "ear".