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earful Noun Informal a scolding or telling-off
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| Not only will California taxpayers get an eye- and earful of information on the scope of the problem, but the motivations of the various stakeholders will become glaringly transparent. Now she has used that slogan as the title for her ribald new comic memoir, in which gays are her heroes and allies and Bush Republicans get an earful. Congress got an earful of facts and statistics recently when educators and business leaders told members that teachers need to hook kids on math and science in elementary school to keep them interested later on. |
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