earpiece
- noun
- /ˈɪrˌpiːs/
- The detective used an earpiece to communicate with his team during the operation.
And I will listen in with an earpiece to what they're doing.
- And I will listen in with an earpiece to what they're doing.
- Mini earbuds Because all super spies need a mini earpiece for the ear.
- Just wanted to mention it comes with this earpiece and a charger for the earpiece which is also the exact same USB and micro USB.
- So he had to mime to the earpiece what I was saying.
Examples
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For that reason, Evon, again equipped with the infrared earpiece, was lurking right outside the chambers' door.
Fiction book (1999) -
Ramirez drives and we see that he has an earpiece which goes to a Walkman tape recorder.
Fiction book (1997) -
I want you to put this earpiece on, okay?
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I can just make out the blue earpiece in all that hair.
Fiction book (1996) -
Across the room, we see Henry listening, pushing an earpiece to his ear.
Fiction book (1992) -
And I will listen in with an earpiece to what they're doing.
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We all have earpieces that can relay and receive information from A.D.A.M..
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At the front table, a translator's words ring in the earpiece of a handsome man in his mid-forties.
Fiction book (1997) -
In less than a minute, he has installed a hot-pink left-side earpiece in place of the absent black one.
Fiction book (1995) -
They had black suits and black sunglasses and little earpieces, you know, and high tech stuff.
Synonyms
A pair of small speakers you wear on or in your ears to listen to sound
A device you wear on your head or in your ears to listen to music
A pair of headphones you wear over your head with a microphone for listening and speaking
A small device you put in or over your ear to listen to sound privately
A small headphone that fits inside the ear to listen privately
A small earphone put into the ear to listen to music or phone calls
Antonyms
How Private
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Earpiece is made from ear and piece, literally a 'piece' for the ear. So an earpiece is a small object that fits in or over your ear to let you hear sound privately.