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donkey's ears
Language:
en
1.
General English
neutral
literal
The ears of a donkey; used literally to describe anatomical features or costume accessories resembling a donkey's ears.
2.
British English
colloquial
informal
A derogatory or humorous reference to conspicuously large or protruding ears.
A metaphorical or emphatic exclamation used to convey surprise, ridicule, or the revelation of an embarrassing fact (context-dependent).
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