Mawson, C.O.S., ed. (18701938). Rogets International Thesaurus. 1922.
Class III. Words Relating to Matter Section III. Organic Matter 2. Sensation
(iv.) Perception of Sound
418. [Sense of Sound.] Hearing.
NOUN: HEARING &c. v.; audition, auscultation; audibility; acoustics [See Sound ]; eavesdropping.
acute -, nice -, delicate -, quick -, sharp -, correct -, musical- ear; ear for music.
EAR, auricle, pinna, concha, labyrinth, lug [Scot. ], lobule or lobe, acoustic organs, auditory apparatus, eardrum, tympanum; malleus, incus, stapes, vestibule, cochlea, auditory nerve, Eustachian tube.
EAR TRUMPET, speaking trumpet; telephone, phonograph, microphone; gramophone, phonograph, victrola [trade-mark name ], megaphone, phonorganon; dictagraph or dictograph [trade-mark name ], dictophone [trade-mark name ], audiphone, dentiphone; stethoscope; telephone [See Information ].
HEARER, auditor, auditory, audience, listener, eavesdropper.
OTOLOGY, otoscopy, auriscopy; otoscope, auriscope; otopathy, otography, otoplasty; otorrhea, tympanitis; otologist, aurist.
VERB: HEAR, overhear; hark, harken; list, listen; give -, lend -, bend- an ear; strain ones ears, attend to, give attention, catch a sound, prick up ones ears; give ear, give a hearing to, give audience to.
hang upon the lips of, be all ear, listen with both ears.
BECOME AUDIBLE; meet -, fall upon -, catch -, reach- the ear; be heard; ring in the ear (resound ) [See Resonance ].
ADJECTIVE: HEARING &c. v.; auditory, otic, aural, acoustic, acoustical, phonic; auriculate, auricular; auricled, eared; auditive.
ADVERB: arrectis auribus [L. ]; all ears.
INTERJECTION: HARK! hark ye! hear! list! listen! oyez or oyes! attend! attention! lend me your ears!
QUOTATIONS: He that hath ears to hear, let him hear.Bible
Little pitchers have big ears.
And hear, like ocean on a western beach, The surge and thunder of the Odyssey.Andrew Lang