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head and ears

head and ears adverb: with the whole person; deeply; completely.

Adverb

head and ears (not comparable)

  1. (informal) With the whole person; deeply; completely.
    • to be head and ears in debt or in trouble

Questions about head and ears

What does head and ears mean?
Head and ears means with the whole person; deeply; completely.
What part of speech is head and ears?
Head and ears is an adverb.

Words near head and ears in the dictionary

  1. Heacock
  2. Heacocks
  3. Heacox
  4. Heacoxes
  5. head
  6. head and ears
  7. head and shoulders
  8. head band
  9. head bands
  10. head bang
  11. head bangs

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