130+ Hyst-ear-ical Jokes about Big Ears to Crack You Up

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Plus, how to tease and joke around without hurting feelings

Co-authored by Dev Murphy, MA

Last Updated: October 26, 2025 Fact Checked

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• Roasts
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• Avoiding Hurt Feelings

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Listen up! Whether you've got big ears yourself or want to make playful fun of a friend with larger-than-average ears, we've compiled a list of the best jokes and puns about big ears. Keep reading—we guarantee you and your buds will split your sides laughing! Just know that some people may be sensitive about their ears and may not appreciate good-natured ribbing about it. To that end, we've also included tips from expert comedians, social event experts, and mental health professionals on how to joke around with friends without hurting feelings (and what to do if you do).

Silly Big Ear Jokes

As Kevin Wang of social events organization Amiccio points out, "Joking around and teasing are one of the best parts of friendship." Here are some hysterical big ear jokes to tease your buddies with:

• Your ears are part-time umbrellas.
• Don't shake your head too hard or you'll take off!
• Your ears are the final frontier.
• The forecast says mostly ears with a chance of face.
• The wind avoids him. It's tired of having to detour.

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Section 1 of 6:

Big Ear Dad Jokes

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   These dumb dad jokes are sure to crack everyone up. Comedian Manuel Garavito describes the ideal dad joke as "innocent": "A good dad joke feels like it comes from someone who cares—like a father figure being playfully silly. It’s not imposing or edgy; it’s more like, 'Here’s a sweet little joke I thought you’d enjoy.' That’s the spirit of a dad joke—gentle, innocent, loving."

   • You wave goodbye with your ears.
   • When you go to sleep, your ears tuck themselves in.
   • You don't catch colds. You catch signals.
   • Your ears take up two parking spaces.
   • Do your ears ever get mistaken for sails?
   • You can hear colors.
   • Your ears whistle in the wind.
   • You can hear ants gossip.
   • Bats want your autograph.
   • Elephants come to you for advice.
   • You've got better sonar than dolphins.
   • Owls think you're their cousin.
   • Your sideburns are still looking for your chin.
   • The forecast says mostly ears with a chance of face.
   • Squirrels store nuts behind your ears.
   • Your ears could catch butterflies.
   • Plants grow in the shade of your ears.
   • You can hear the tea across timezones.
   • Did your ears come with an extended warranty?
   • Even whispers must feel like shouting to you.
   • I whisper in one ear and it echoes out the other.
   • Your ears are so big you don’t need an alarm clock. You can hear the sun come up in the morning.
   • Your ears stream live audio from nearby planets.
   • You can't sneak anywhere—the wind gives you away.
   • Doesn't matter where you sit at a concert—front row or back row, it’s all "surround sound."
   • Her ears are on a first-name basis with the wind.
   • Ear plugs? You need ear walls.
   • You don't need hearing aids—your ears are the aids.Format substeps as bullets.

   Meet the wikiHow Experts

   Amiccio is a social events organization based in New York City. Amiccio hosts social events to help people make new connections, whether they are new to the city, or just wish to expand beyond their existing social network.

   Manuel Garavito is a stand-up comedian, producer, and founder of Miami Comedy, a platform that has cultivated one of the most vibrant underground comedy scenes in Miami, Florida.

   Christa Innis is an event planner, social media consultant, and content creator, and the founder of Party Planning by Christa.

   Dr. Carolyn Rubenstein is a licensed clinical psychologist based in Florida. She is also the Chief Wellness Adviser for global esports organization Misfits Gaming Group.

   Supatra Tovar, PsyD, RD is a licensed clinical psychologist (PSY #31949), registered dietitian, fitness expert, and the owner of Dr. Supatra Tovar and Associates.
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Big Ear One-Liners

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1. These one-liners are sharp and clever. Playfully tease your friends while also impressing them with your wit and pizazz. These one-liners are silly but totally clever:

   • You can hear next Tuesday.
   • The school bus stops at your earlobes.
   • Did your ears come with a user manual?
   • Your sunglasses have side mirrors.
   • Your shadow has wings, dude.
   • You can listen to both neighbors at once.
   • His hearing range is measured in light years.
   • Even Dumbo said, "That's too much, bro."
   • Your ears have their own zipcode.
   • Dogs get jealous of your hearing range.
   • Her earrings file taxes separately.
   • He's in the Guiness Book of Wide Angles.
   • Your whisper is a broadcast.
   • Your sideburns need a GPS.
   • Your hat is a parachute.
   • NASA asked if your ears could host satellites.
   • You got a noise complaint for thinking.
   • Your AirPods have roommates.
   • His ears heard your browser history.
   • The WiFi signal is stronger near your head.
   • A breeze once carried him.
   • Your ears need clearance at the airport.
   • Your earrings have their own postal service.
   • Your ears are so big, they echo.
   • Birds perch on your ears to rest mid-flight.
   • Your ears are so big your parents put you on the roof to see which way the wind is blowing.https://www.jokes.best/big-ear-jokes
   • When she wiggles her ears, clouds move.
   • You get AM, FM, and shortwave.
   • You can hear grass growing.
   • The government tried to recruit your ears for surveillance.

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Short Big Ear Jokes

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   These short jokes still pack a punch! Share a quick zing to get some quick laughs. These short cracks about having big ears are brief, but they're sure to be remembered:

   • You don't eavesdrop; you airlift information.
   • Even bats take hearing advice from you.
   • She doesn't listen to gossip, she absorbs it.
   • They tested headphones on you and broke physics.
   • You probably heard this joke before I even finished telling it.
   • Her ears once got stuck in a turnstile.
   • His ears have a 360-degree view.
   • Your ears need their own bottle of sunscreen.
   • Mosquitoes circle your ears for shelter.
   • Have you ever gotten caught in a ceiling fan?
   • If ears were money, you'd be a millionaire.
   • Your ears make bluetooth jealous.
   • Your glasses must have a long commute!
   • When you enter a room, the curtains move.
   • Your barber must bring a ladder.
   • Your ears can smell sound.
   • He heard the big bang.
   • Your headphones must scream for mercy.
   • The moon called. It said your ears are too close.
   • You're the only guy who can hear a mime.
   • Your ears attract birds like trees do.
   • Met a guy with ears so big, whispering near him counts as public speaking.
   • Your phone auto-connects to your ears.
   • If ears could vote, yours would be a swing state.
   • His ears are in a long-distance relationship with his chin.
   • Cartoons modeled sound waves after her ears.
   • Her ears once blocked a solar eclipse.
   • You wear earmuffs to protect us, not yourself.
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Longer Big Ear Jokes

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1. Build the tension with a longer joke. A short joke is a great way to get a quick chuckle, but a longer narrative joke will captivate your audience and build more tension, resulting in some big laughs. Try these slightly longer jokes if you've got some extra time:

   • At the airport, security told me to remove anything metal. The guy behind me took off his headphones. The man with big ears next to him said, "I can’t. Mine are Bluetooth-enabled."
   • A kid in class had ears so big the teacher started calling him "Bluetooth." He didn’t mind. He said it made him feel connected.
   • I asked my uncle with big ears how life’s been treating him. He said, "Loud."
   • My uncle’s ears are so wide, his sunglasses come with side mirrors. He says it’s for safety. We say it’s for traffic control.
   • A guy with massive ears walked into a wind tunnel for fun. He said it was the first time he’d truly felt alive…and slightly airborne.
   • My friend complained that people tease him about his big ears. I said, "Don’t listen to them." He said, "I can't help it. I hear them from three blocks away."
   • My coworker has ears so big, he doesn’t need to lean in during meetings. He hears the agenda, the subtext, and your internal monologue. He once nodded at a thought I hadn’t finished.
   • A guy with big ears was running on the treadmill beside me at the gym. When the fan blew behind him, he picked up speed like a glider, and the instructor said, "Sir, this is cardio, not aviation."
   • My colleague told me her boyfriend has big ears but great listening skills. I said, "That’s not a skill. That’s surround sound."
   • Went on a date with a guy who had huge ears. He said he’s emotionally available. Turns out he’s just acoustically vulnerable.
   • I told my friend his new hairstyle makes his big ears look smaller. He smiled and said, "Thanks." Then the wind blew and he almost took off.
   • I told a friend with big ears that I admired how confident he was. He said, "You have to be. When people whisper, it’s basically a podcast."
   • At the bar, a guy with big ears leaned over and said, "You know what they say about men with big ears?" I said, "No, what?" He said, "We can’t find headphones that fit."
   • A kid with big ears asked the barber for a fade. The barber said, "Sure thing." Now he looks like a satellite dish with ambition.
   • Met a guy with ears shaped like parentheses. He said they hold his thoughts together. I said, "You must be overthinking everything."
   • My boss has ears so big, office gossip echoes for days. He says he’s "in tune with the team." We say he’s acoustically invasive.
   • My friend has really big ears. I told him he should stop eavesdropping. He said, "I’m not eavesdropping, man, I just exist."
   • My friend with big ears always wins at trivia night. Not because he’s smart, but because he hears the answers before the question’s even finished.

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Big Ear Roasts

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1. You're gonna need a huge grill to roast ears that big. These roasts for giant ears are just mean enough without being cruel—that said, you should still be careful dishing them out, in case someone takes offense.

   • The wind avoids him. It's tired of having to detour.
   • Your headphones scream for mercy.
   • I asked for directions, and her ears pointed the way.
   • Your ears are so big you don’t need a parachute when you go base jumping.
   • Your ears showed up five minutes before you did.
   • Your ears have their own weather system.
   • You must walk sideways just to avoid wind resistance.
   • Your ears are so big you use shower heads as earbuds.
   • Don't shake your head too hard or you'll take off!
   • Your ears are the final frontier.
   • Your ears bench more than you do.
   • Your ears have their own passports.
   • Your ears are so large, your pillow has performance anxiety.
   • They host music festivals on your ears.
   • The wind doesn't whisper to you. It holds full conversations.
   • She doesn't wear earrings—she rents billboard space.
   • Your ears called. They'd like a smaller head.
   • Your ears are so big if I blew a hairdryer in your face you’d take off.
   • Your ears are so big, you get weather alerts from three cities.
   • He can hear your unsent texts.
   • Your ears are part-time umbrellas.
   • Your ears aren't big, you're just really enthusiastic about listening.
   • You don't intend to eavesdrop; your ears just do it naturally.
   • You don't turn your head—you rotate the antenna.
   • She doesn't need a headset. She is the headset.
   • His ears graduated with honors.
   • Your ears are so big, you wear satellite dishes as earmuffs.
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How to Avoid Hurting Feelings when Teasing Friends

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   Err on the side of caution. Event planner Christa Innis advises, "If you find yourself wondering, 'Should I say this joke?' that’s usually a sign you shouldn’t." Only share these jokes with a big-eared bud if you're confident they'll appreciate them. If you're not sure how they'll take it, it's best to play it safe and skip the big ear roasts.
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   Consider your intentions. "What’s the intention of your joke?" Garavito encourages us to ask. "Are you trying to harm? Punch down? Punch up? Or just alleviate an awkward situation? Intention is a big factor." While good intentions don't always mean a joke won't fall flat or hurt someone, recognizing your motivation before sharing a joke can help you determine what approach to take—or even if it's wise to do so in the first place.
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   Be willing to take a joke in return. If you're going to dish it out, you better be prepared to take it! Laughing off jokes at your expense is a good way to show everyone else you're just messing around and that they shouldn't take your teasing seriously. If you're only making fun of your big-eared pal and nobody's making fun of you, that's not really fair.
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   If someone takes offense to your teasing, apologize and back off. It happens to the best of us—a well-meant joke doesn't land, and we hurt someone's feelings. If you notice your friend looks or acts upset after you tell a joke, or if they come out and tell you they found it hurtful, back off and offer them a sincere apology.

   • "If you accidentally say something that offended someone…[give] yourself compassion: you are human, you did not intend to upset that person," says licensed clinical psychologist Carolyn Rubenstein, PhD. "And from that place…[apologize] for [what you said] and [validate] what they're feeling, …[even though] it wasn't your intent."
   • How do you offer a sincere apology? "There are few words more powerful than 'I am sorry,'" licensed clinical psychologist Supatra Tovar, PsyD, RD observes. "But be genuine, never say, 'I am sorry you feel that way.' State what you are sorry for and make sure it directly relates to the actions you committed that caused the hurt."
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