The idiom "pound one's ear" has its origin in the idea that when someone is sleeping soundly and peacefully, their head might be resting heavily on the pillow or mattress, creating the imagery of their ear being pressed down or "pounded" against it. The expression has been used to convey the idea of a peaceful rest, particularly when someone is enjoying a peaceful night's sleep.

What is the origin of the idiom "pound one's ear" and when to use it?

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to [pound] {one's} [ear]

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