hustler

ear hustler

Someone who is apt to eavesdrop or gossip. Let's postpone this discussion until a later time—some people in the office are known ear hustlers. Janet's definitely an ear hustler—if you tell her you're pregnant, everyone will know by noon.

hustler

1. slang Someone who deceives and swindles others. Rich is a known hustler—don't believe a word he says.

2. slang A skilled player of a game who hides their abilities in order to beat opponents and win money from them. Most often refers to pool players. I've seen that guy play before, man—he's a real hustler.

3. slang A prostitute. I bet you'll be able to find a hustler in a seedy part of town like this.

4. slang A man who is particularly skilled at becoming acquainted with women, with the aim of having sexual or romantic encounters with them. I'm no hustler, but at least I've successfully picked up a woman from a bar, unlike you losers.

Farlex Dictionary of Idioms.

ear hustler

n. someone who gossips. You cowardly ear hustler! Can’t you mind your own business?

hustler

(ˈhəslɚ)

1. n. a gambler in a pool hall. He made a lot of money as a hustler.

2. n. a swindler; a con artist. The chick is a real hustler. I wouldn’t trust her at all.

3. n. a prostitute. A lot of hustlers are hooked on horse.

4. n. a stud; a man who is notoriously good with women. He thinks he’s a hustler. The chicks think he’s a wimp.

McGraw-Hill's Dictionary of American Slang and Colloquial Expressions

See also:

ear hustler
hustlers
ear hustle
have big ears
hustle
ear hustling
ear-duster
eavesdrop
eavesdrop on
eavesdrop on (someone or something)

References in periodicals archive

Last night, a source close to the deal said: 'Hustler is tremendously excited about this proposal.

SEX STORE'S pounds 5m BID FOR VILLA SHIRT DEAL; Hustler wants to be claret and BLUE sponsor

Potential viewers and sympathizers should educate and or remind themselves of some of the material that Hustler has published and ask themselves whether it really qualifies as "speech." First of all, probably most notoriously, Hustler is the magazine that featured a cover picture of a woman's body being fed into a meat grinder.

The People vs. Larry Flynt

Small towns don't offer much hustling, though, so after awhile all the hustlers end up trying to hustle each other.

Mississippi Red

These dictionaries agree a hustler is a person who is hard-working; who knows how to get around problems, or a person who makes money by doing something dishonest.

DP Ruto's hustler paradox

RJC said, 'Hustler has pioneered a new genre as a light-hearted MINI SUV.

The Automotive Researchers' and Journalists' Conference of Japan honours Suzuki Hustler

Because hustlers do not feel a sense of entitlement, they don't wait around for someone to pay them what they're worth.

The hustler's playbook: No one owes you

Built around 1683, it was home to the Hustler family - the family's coat of arms can still be seen above the entrance.

Historic hall is looking to future

Jacqueline Hustler, who is also partially deaf, made the calls because she was lonely and wanted to hear a friendly voice.

BLIND 999 HOAXER'S 200 CALLS

Emotions went high in the dying seconds of the game which saw Beatrice getting four free throws on Hustler's technical fouls.

Beatrice stun Hustlers, Jaguars edge out Michi

The 1979 acquisition of Iron Hustler Company, soon renamed Hustler Conveyor Co., has created a combination of two companies that can work either together or separately to meet the many equipment needs of scrap processors and other recyclers.

A storied history: productivity in the past, present and future is the key to the American Pulverizer and Hustler Conveyor stories

In the April 11 issue, in his listing of "Gay Sex and Political Scandals," Don Romesburg, understandably, perpetuates a myth that arose out of my involvement with a hustler in the late 1980s.

Barney Frank speaks

In a written statement to The Birmingham Post, Mr Flynt said that his main company, Larry Flynt Publications (LFP), will terminate its licence agreement with Hustler Hollywood UK and its clothing distributor Hustler Clothing.

Midland: Flynt ends links with Hustler UK

The Hustler store in the High Street also owes the city council pounds 138,000 in business rates.

City sex shop made pounds 1.5m loss

Hustler Turf Equipment has introduced a diesel-powered version to its five-model lineup of 24 to 28 hp gasoline-powered Super Z zero-turn radius mowers.

New diesel-powered mower from Hustler

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释义	hustler ear hustler Someone who is apt to eavesdrop or gossip. Let's postpone this discussion until a later time—some people in the office are known ear hustlers. Janet's definitely an ear hustler—if you tell her you're pregnant, everyone will know by noon. See also: ear, hustler hustler 1. slang Someone who deceives and swindles others. Rich is a known hustler—don't believe a word he says. 2. slang A skilled player of a game who hides their abilities in order to beat opponents and win money from them. Most often refers to pool players. I've seen that guy play before, man—he's a real hustler. 3. slang A prostitute. I bet you'll be able to find a hustler in a seedy part of town like this. 4. slang A man who is particularly skilled at becoming acquainted with women, with the aim of having sexual or romantic encounters with them. I'm no hustler, but at least I've successfully picked up a woman from a bar, unlike you losers. Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. ear hustler n. someone who gossips. You cowardly ear hustler! Can’t you mind your own business? See also: ear, hustler hustler (ˈhəslɚ) 1. n. a gambler in a pool hall. He made a lot of money as a hustler. 2. n. a swindler; a con artist. The chick is a real hustler. I wouldn’t trust her at all. 3. n. a prostitute. A lot of hustlers are hooked on horse. 4. n. a stud; a man who is notoriously good with women. He thinks he’s a hustler. The chicks think he’s a wimp. McGraw-Hill's Dictionary of American Slang and Colloquial Expressions See also: ear hustler hustlers ear hustle have big ears hustle ear hustling ear-duster eavesdrop eavesdrop on eavesdrop on (someone or something) References in periodicals archive Last night, a source close to the deal said: 'Hustler is tremendously excited about this proposal. SEX STORE'S pounds 5m BID FOR VILLA SHIRT DEAL; Hustler wants to be claret and BLUE sponsor Potential viewers and sympathizers should educate and or remind themselves of some of the material that Hustler has published and ask themselves whether it really qualifies as "speech." First of all, probably most notoriously, Hustler is the magazine that featured a cover picture of a woman's body being fed into a meat grinder. The People vs. Larry Flynt Small towns don't offer much hustling, though, so after awhile all the hustlers end up trying to hustle each other. Mississippi Red These dictionaries agree a hustler is a person who is hard-working; who knows how to get around problems, or a person who makes money by doing something dishonest. DP Ruto's hustler paradox RJC said, 'Hustler has pioneered a new genre as a light-hearted MINI SUV. The Automotive Researchers' and Journalists' Conference of Japan honours Suzuki Hustler Because hustlers do not feel a sense of entitlement, they don't wait around for someone to pay them what they're worth. The hustler's playbook: No one owes you Built around 1683, it was home to the Hustler family - the family's coat of arms can still be seen above the entrance. Historic hall is looking to future Jacqueline Hustler, who is also partially deaf, made the calls because she was lonely and wanted to hear a friendly voice. BLIND 999 HOAXER'S 200 CALLS Emotions went high in the dying seconds of the game which saw Beatrice getting four free throws on Hustler's technical fouls. Beatrice stun Hustlers, Jaguars edge out Michi The 1979 acquisition of Iron Hustler Company, soon renamed Hustler Conveyor Co., has created a combination of two companies that can work either together or separately to meet the many equipment needs of scrap processors and other recyclers. A storied history: productivity in the past, present and future is the key to the American Pulverizer and Hustler Conveyor stories In the April 11 issue, in his listing of "Gay Sex and Political Scandals," Don Romesburg, understandably, perpetuates a myth that arose out of my involvement with a hustler in the late 1980s. Barney Frank speaks In a written statement to The Birmingham Post, Mr Flynt said that his main company, Larry Flynt Publications (LFP), will terminate its licence agreement with Hustler Hollywood UK and its clothing distributor Hustler Clothing. Midland: Flynt ends links with Hustler UK The Hustler store in the High Street also owes the city council pounds 138,000 in business rates. City sex shop made pounds 1.5m loss Hustler Turf Equipment has introduced a diesel-powered version to its five-model lineup of 24 to 28 hp gasoline-powered Super Z zero-turn radius mowers. New diesel-powered mower from Hustler
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