Earflap
[eer-flap] /ˈɪərˌflæp/
noun
1.
either of a pair of attached to a cap, for covering the in cold weather.
/ˈɪəˌflæp/
noun
1.
Also called earlap. either of two pieces of fabric or fur attached to a cap, which can be let down to keep the ears warm
2.
(zoology) a small flap of skin forming the pinna of such animals as seals
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