ear hustle

To listen in on a conversation that one is not a participant in; to eavesdrop. Let's postpone this discussion until a later time—some people in the office are known to ear hustle. Hey, I see you trying to crack the door open. If you're hoping to ear hustle, you can get lost! Let your sister talk on the phone in peace, OK? It's not polite to ear hustle.

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ear hustling

The act of listening in on a conversation that one is not a participant in; eavesdropping. Let's postpone this discussion until a later time—I worry that some people in the office are outside the door, ear hustling right now. I'm not an ear hustling! You guys just talk so loud that I can't help but overhear what you're saying! Hey, I see you trying to crack the door open. Get lost—no ear hustling!

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ear hustle

in. to eavesdrop. I was ear hustling while you were talking, and felt I had to correct something you said about me.

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ear hustling

n. eavesdropping. Your ear hustling will get you in trouble, especially when people are talking about you.

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