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with all one's ears

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with all one's ears

  1. With keen auditory attention.
    Coordinate term: with all one's eyes
    • 1857, Thomas Hughes, Tom Brown's School Days:
      The two old men's talk was of [] the doings thirty years back, which didn't interest him much, except when they spoke of the making of the canal; and then indeed he began to listen with all his ears, []