Moderate as in gossip A piece of information, typically related to rumors or gossip, received or overheard through one's ears. Clear All
5 Example Sentences Showcasing the Meaning of 'Earful'
After the meeting, she gave her colleague an earful about the unnecessary changes to the project.
The detective got an earful from the witness, who eagerly shared every detail of the crime scene.
Jenny gave her roommate an earful about the loud music that kept her awake all night.
The politician's speech was filled with an earful of promises to improve healthcare and education.
During the heated argument, Tom received an earful from his friend who was upset about being ignored.
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