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doubt one's ears

To suspect that one has heard something incorrectly since it is too surprising to be true.

undo one's hair braided behind the ears

For a woman to get married.

be covered with a ghost

To be possessed by a ghost to lose one's senses.

Even a ghost doesn't know

To look the same to such an extent that a switch would go unnoticed.

A ghost wails

For something to be so unexpected that no one can explain how that happened.

lift one's cheek near an ear

To slap a part between one's ear and cheek.

be unpleasant to one's ears

To feel bad since one disagrees with what someone says.

get in one's ears

For a certain news to be known to someone.

A scab forms over one's ears

To hear somebody repeat something over and over.

A nail is driven into one's ears

To hear something so many times.

One's eardrum falls out

For a sound to be very loud.

One's eardrum gets torn

For a sound to be very loud.

hit one's eardrum

For a sound to be heard very loudly.

One's eardrum bursts

For a sound to be very loud.

brush against the rim of one's ear

For a word or sound to vanish immediately after it is heard.

hover around the rim of one's ear

For a word or sound which was heard before to keep coming up in one's mind.

go around the rim of one's ear

For a word or sound which was heard before to keep coming up in one's mind.

not leave the rim of one's ear

For a word or sound which was heard before to keep coming up in one's mind.

listen with the back of one's ear

To listen to what others say in a careless and cursory manner.

let something flow along the back of one's ear

To listen to what others say in a cursory manner and forget it.