can on their ear

can on their ear
can (do something) on (their) ear Australian, informal if someone can do something on their ear, they can do it very easily.

Ask Jane to make it, she can bake a soufflй on her ear.


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  • can do something on ear — can (do something) on (their) ear Australian, informal if someone can do something on their ear, they can do it very easily. Ask Jane to make it, she can bake a soufflй on her ear …   New idioms dictionary

  • can on ear — can (do something) on (their) ear Australian, informal if someone can do something on their ear, they can do it very easily. Ask Jane to make it, she can bake a soufflй on her ear …   New idioms dictionary

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