EARLOBE

EARLOBE


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Dictionary definitions:


Word: earlobe
Phonetic: ˈɪələʊb
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a soft, rounded fleshy part hanging from the lower margin of the ear.


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Body part that may be free or attached
Carol Burnett pulled hers
Carol Burnett tugged on hers
Drop site
Hoop site
It may be free or attached
It may be pierced
Oft-pierced place
Pendant place
Pierced place
Piercing site
Piercing spot
Place for a hanging?
Place for a hoop or stud
Place for a ring
Place for piercing
Place for piercings
Place for some bling-bling
Place to find a stud
Potential ring-accepter
Ring locale
Ring place
Ring site
Site for multiple piercings
Spot for a hoop
Spot for a stud
Stud locale
Stud site
Studs locale
Where to find a stud
A place for jewelry.
Place for jewelry
Part of the head
Pinna's pendent part
Place for a pendant
Piercing place
Place for a ringlet.
Burnett tugs hers
Place to hang a ring
Often-pierced flap
Fleshy part of head
Soft part of a facial organ
Flap on the side of the head
Fleshy part of the head
Fleshy part of hearing organ
Fleshy part of the human body often used for adornment
Fleshy part of nobleman with honour
Where a stud may be noble, having love to endure
Award appended to noble appendage
Feature of man with 12 and gong
Drug to reverse progress of Ebola virus essentially saved part of body
Stud location
Noble order whereby may hang a jewel
Each garment covers large part of body
Place for a stud
Body part thoughtfully tugged on
Excellent spelling!
Calcium lacking in pet food
Listener feature: A Nobleman with Honour
Peer's decoration that may hang by his sideboard
Nobleman with award finds place to hang decoration
Craft ale bore? It depends on the listener
Gold-hoop site
Pierced part
Place for a hoop
Oft-pierced body part
Noble award provides location for stud?
Stud may enter this noble order of chivalry
Spot for a stud or hoop
Location for personal decoration displaying British honourees




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