earwitnesses

/ˈɪrˌwɪtnəsɪz/
noun
  1. Plural of earwitness; people who have heard something and can give evidence about it.
    • Earwitnesses often provide crucial details in hit-and-run cases.
    • The trial relied on two earwitnesses who heard the conversation.
    • The defense attorney questioned the earwitnesses about what they heard.
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