Examples of 'donkey ears' in a sentence
Meaning of "donkey ears"
donkey ears: This phrase is used figuratively to refer to a very long period of time, often humorously or exaggeratedly
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- A hand gesture made by placing the thumbs above each ear and waving the index fingers in unison; used to express derision.
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Donkey ears since anyone called me detective.
I want you to sell a dead donkey ears.
He grows donkey ears after riding the roller coaster.
We are all growing donkey ears here.
My donkey ears are gone.
They look like donkey ears.
Adding donkey ears to one and a false tail to another.
Some should be called donkey ears.
Heh, donkey ears since anyone called me " detective.
Shakespeare also had people sprouting donkey ears and wood fairies running through his forests.
King Midas includes both the golden touch and donkey ears myths.
Shakespeare had people in donkey ears and wood fairies in his forest.
Thus he made a hole in the ground where he whispered that Midas had donkey ears.
A star was seen in the east, and the donkey ears were found behind the bar.
He was also famous for a more unfortunate trait, his donkey ears.
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I was amazed! I noticed that my donkey ears had disappeared again.
The fools were dressed in grey robes, and wore a hood with donkey ears.
Do you know how the King and Donkey Ears story really ended?
After 5 months, Pinocchio and Lampwick wake up one morning to find they have donkey ears.
Yep, donkey ears and all.
Tmolus turned the king 's ears into donkey ears as punishment.
Your donkey ears are gone!
In another episode, the Muses sing about how Midas was given donkey ears by Apollo.
Your donkey ears are gone! And look.
Watch out, you make donkey ears.
Yeah . My donkey ears are gone.
When asked what he owed his investors he replied: "dead donkey ears.
Your donkey ears are gone! Yeah.
Chapter 9 king donkey ears.
Heh, donkey ears since anyone called me " detective . " No, you go straight to Holt.
Come on, people! We are all growing donkey ears here.
The witch turns Homer into a half-chicken, half-fish creature with donkey ears and broom-arms.
