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talked the ears off someone

talked the ears off someone is the simple past and past participle of talk the ears off someone.

Meaning of talk the ears off someone

Verb

talk the ears off someone (third-person singular simple present talks the ears off someone, present participle talking the ears off someone, simple past and past participle talked the ears off someone)

  1. (US, figuratively, informal) Synonym of talk someone's ear off.

Questions about talked the ears off someone

What is talked the ears off someone the simple past and past participle of?
Talked the ears off someone is the simple past and past participle of talk the ears off someone.

Words near talked the ears off someone in the dictionary

  1. talked someone's arm off
  2. talked someone's ear off
  3. talked someone's head off
  4. talked someone's leg off
  5. talked the ears off a donkey
  6. talked the ears off someone
  7. talked the hind leg off a donkey
  8. talked the hind legs off a donkey
  9. talked the leg off the Lamb of God
  10. talked the talk
  11. talked through

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