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eared
This term is primarily used as a descriptive modifier to specify the presence of ears or ear-like protrusions. In biological contexts, it is often combined with other adjectives to describe specific animal traits, such as long-eared or short-eared, focusing on the physical anatomy of the creature.
In archaeological or artistic contexts, the term shifts from biological anatomy to structural design. It describes vessels, such as jugs or vases, that possess handles or tabs resembling ears. This usage is technical and specific to pottery and antique descriptions, distinguishing these forms from handleless or differently shaped containers.
Meanings
Examples
The long eared rabbit twitched its nose in the garden.
The creature was a strange large eared beast from the deep forest.
I wonder if this small eared species is native to this region.
The museum displayed an ancient eared jar from the Bronze Age.
This eared vessel is much harder to carry than the flat one.
He found a beautiful eared cup buried in the ruins.
The pottery is distinctively eared to allow for a secure grip.