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earful

[eer-fool] / ˈɪərˌfʊl /










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Either way, the state Board of Forestry and Fire Protection’s Zone 0 Advisory Committee will likely get an earful of comments during its public meeting Thursday at the Pasadena Convention Center.

From Los Angeles Times

Executives at Texas Roadhouse got an earful about the pending shortage during October meetings with restaurant managers.

From The Wall Street Journal

Atkins remains optimistic about her adopted home state, notwithstanding her unsuccessful run for governor and the earful of criticisms she heard along the way,

From Los Angeles Times

They know their worth, and they will give you an earful, especially if you threaten the people they love.

From Los Angeles Times

It's far from the first time since Election Day that Stewart has given the Democrats an earful.

From Salon