auricular

To-day, each in her appropriate key, lisped, stuttered, mumbled, and jabbered as usual; about fifteen had racked me in turn, and my auricular nerve was expecting with resignation the discords of the sixteenth, when a full, though low voice, read out, in clear correct English-

When she ceased the auricular impressions from their previous endearments seemed to hustle away into the corner of their brains, repeating themselves as echoes from a time of supremely purblind foolishness.

This dignitary, conferring in secrecy with John Rokesmith on the subject of punch and wines, bent his head as though stooping to the Papistical practice of receiving auricular confession.

'I'm sure ye did,' replied the red-headed man, with a grin which agitated his countenance from one auricular organ to the other.

Hetty, hast thou forgotten who appeased thine anguish when thy auricular nerves were tortured by the colds and damps of the naked earth!

Auricular perichondritis is an inflammation of the connective tissue surrounding the cartilage of the ear.

In humans, "Traumatic auricular haematoma" is the medical term for which sporting injury?

Transition analysis (TA) is a component-based, multifactorial aging method that uses components from different anatomical elements (cranial sutures, pubic symphysis, and auricular surface).

auricular has antitumor, hypoglycemic, anticoagulant and cholesterol-lowering properties.

The auricular style--or kwab as it is termed in Dutch--is well represented at the Rijksmuseum.