Meaning
The ear opening; the ear — the everyday Patois word, note the plural 'ears' used even for one. 'Clean out yuh ears-hole' means clean your ears. It also appears figuratively: someone 'hard ears' won't listen, and to talk 'inna smaddy ears-hole' is to whisper in their ear. Formed simply as 'ears' plus 'hole'.
Examples
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Clean out yuh ears-hole an listen.
Clean out your ears and listen.
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Water get inna mi ears-hole a swim.
Water got in my ear while swimming.
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She whisper inna him ears-hole.
She whispered in his ear.
Origin
From 'ears' (plural even for one) + 'hole'; the ear opening. See [[nose-hole]], [[hard-ears]].
How it’s used
The ear/ear opening; 'ears' is plural even for one. See [[nose-hole]], [[hard-ears]].