hear /hēr/

1. To perceive by the ear
2. To accede to
3. To listen to
4. To listen to for the purpose of witnessing ability (or otherwise) to recite lines learned
5. To try judicially
6. To be informed
7. To be a hearer of
8. To be called (Milton, a Latinism)

1. To have or exercise the sense of hearing
2. To listen
3. To have news (of or from)
4. To be spoken of (Spenser, a Graecism)

heard /hûrd/ adjective

hearˈer noun

hearˈing noun

1. Power or act of perceiving sound
2. An opportunity to be heard
3. Audience
4. Audition
5. Judicial investigation and listening to evidence and arguments, esp without a jury
6. Earshot
7. News
8. A scolding (dialect)

hearing aid noun

Any device, electrical or other, for enabling a hearing-impaired person to hear better

hearing dog noun

A dog trained to alert a deaf person to sounds such as a doorbell or alarm

hearing-impairˈed adjective

(now a preferred term for) deaf or hard of hearing

hearˈsay noun

1. Common talk
2. Report
3. Rumour

adjective

Of the nature of or based on report given by others

hear, hear!

An exclamation of approval from the hearers of a speech

hear out

To listen to (someone) until he or she has said all he or she wishes to say

hear tell of

To hear someone speak of

hear things see under thing

will or would not hear of

Will or would not allow or tolerate

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