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| become curious about unorthodox or unsavory things, such as adultery |
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| water forms on top of paste (starch) or food |
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| one's mouth waters from the desire to eat something |
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| one smacks one's lips from the desire to eat something |
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| (describes a women who is) not well-behaved, quiet, or gentle |
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| to have a feeling someone is talking about you |
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| to be sick of hearing (something); an earache |
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| to lose one's hearing; to be deaf |
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| to come to one's attention; to catch on |
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| be unfamiliar to one's ears |
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| welcome to the ears; tempting to the ears |
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| to be hard of hearing; to not be caught up on the news |
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| to be easily fooled or seduced by other's words |
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| to have a ringing in one's ears |
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| to be stone deaf; to be out of touch with the world |
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| to be mentally slow and have a hard time understanding people |
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| strain one's ears to hear |
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| to begin to discern sound (as with a baby) |
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| to (hear something that makes you) not believe your ears |
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| to be harsh on the ears; grating |
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