lop-eared

Prior to 1990, finding RETs (also called red-eared sliders) in the UK was a lot more difficult.

He was dubbed Jack the Lop Ear and has become somewhat of a local celebrity.

Still, one can easily envision hordes clutching their dog-eared paperbacks of Inferno straining to find the flag.

It is, in short, the same old dog-eared Republican playbook with nary an acknowledgement that Obama just won reelection.

Lop off the endnotes and bibliography, and The Measure of Manhattan is barely 300 pages.

Good place to lop about, y' know; a decent place to sit, and a few books and cards and that sort of thing.

I did think uh tryin' t' get off with their hosses, but I figured it wouldn't pay with that sharp-eared cuss on the watch.

She ain't all greyhound; but the best man as ever I knew always said there never was a prick-eared one a bad 'un.

And although Buster went to the meeting-place each morning, he failed to find his long-eared friend there.

They also knew that sharp-eared Pawnee scouts were on guard, and they feared that it would be difficult to avoid them.