What do you mean by slang language Ear Full About?

Answer:
To give somebody an "ear full" is to speak at length about a subject or to chastise somebody.

Example 1 - Chastisement - "My manager gave me an ear full about coming back late from lunch."

Example 2 - When discussing sports, your friend may decide to tell you everything he knows and thinks on the subject of football (whether you want to hear it or not).

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