transitive. To hear attentively; to give ear to; to pay attention to (a person speaking or what is said). Now archaic and poetic.

To exercise the auditory function intentionally; to give ear, hearken, listen. transitive. To listen to (a person or thing) with more or less…

transitive. To hear with attention, give ear to (a thing); to listen to; to have regard to, heed; to understand, learn by hearing; to hear, perceive…

transitive. To listen to, hear; = listen, v. 1.

to hearken to, listen to.

To turn one's ear, give auditory attention, listen, hearken; = attend, v. 1. transitive. To turn one's ear to, listen to. Obsolete.

To turn one's ear to, listen to. transitive. archaic.

To place close to; to put to for a purpose, to apply; sometimes const. on, upon. †to lay ear to: to give ear to, listen or attend to. to lay to heart…

transitive. To be the recipient of (words, advice, etc.) through hearing or listening to another; (hence) to attend to, listen to, heed. Also used…

transitive. To give ear to; to hearken to, hear. Obsolete.

transitive. To heed, hear, give ear to. rare.

transitive. To hearken to, hear (a prayer, etc.).

transitive. To listen to; spec. in Medicine to examine by auscultation.

transitive. colloquial (originally U.S.). To attend, watch, or listen to (a performance, television or radio programme, etc.), sometimes with…