Flap-eared

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• Flap

  ·v A disease in the lips of horses. II. Flap ·v A hinged leaf, as of a table or shutter. III. Flap...

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• flap

  The cover of a cartridge-box or scupper. ...

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• Eared

  ·Impf & ·p.p. of <<Ear>>. II. Eared ·adj Having external ears; having tufts of feathers resembling ...

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• Flap-mouthed

  ·adj Having broad, hangling lips. ...

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• Flip-flap

  ·noun The repeated stroke of something long and loose. II. Flip-flap ·adv With repeated strokes and...

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• flap dragon

  A clap, or pox. ...

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• flap-jack

  A fried cake; a pan-cake; a fritter. A word used alike in England and the United States, where it is...

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• Crop-eared

  ·adj Having the ears cropped. ...

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• Dog-eared

  ·adj Having the corners of the leaves turned down and soiled by careless or long-continued usage; —...

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• Lave-eared

  ·adj Having large, pendent ears. ...

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• Prick-eared

  ·adj Having erect, pointed ears; — said of certain dogs. ...

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• Tulip-eared

  ·adj Having erect, pointed ears; prick-eared; — said of certain dogs. ...

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• both-eared

  Talked to at both ears by different persons at the same time, confounded, confused. IRISH PHRASE. ...

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• prick-eared

  A prick-eared fellow; one whose ears are longer than his hair: an appellation frequently given to pu...

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