Idioms

have (something) coming out of (one's) ears

have (something) coming out of (one's) ears

Said of things that occur or are present in a great amount or abundance. Because the end of the semester is almost here, I have panicked students in search of extra credit coming out of my ears. I have problems coming out of my ears right now, so please tell me you've got some good news. I've been baking so much ahead of the school Bake Sale that I basically have cookies and cupcakes coming out of my ears now.
See also: coming, ear, have, of, out
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have something coming out of your ears

INFORMAL
If you have something coming out of your ears, you have a great amount of it. There's no stopping Norton. He's got awards coming out of his ears, including a fourth BAFTA for Best Entertainment Performance. She's got university degrees coming out of her ears.
See also: coming, ear, have, of, out, something
Collins COBUILD Idioms Dictionary, 3rd ed. © HarperCollins Publishers 2012

have something coming out of your ears

have a substantial or excessive amount of something. informal
1997 Daily Express In terms of advice…Jill's had suggestions coming out of her ears.
See also: coming, ear, have, of, out, something
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