earchamber

noun
UK /ˈɪəˌtʃeɪmbə/
US /ˈɪrˌtʃeɪmbər/

A small room inside your ear that helps you hear.

The doctor looked inside my earchamber to check my hearing.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A tiny hollow space in the ear where sound echoes.

Sound travels through the earchamber before reaching the brain.

3. A small cavity in a bone near the ear.

The scan showed a small earchamber in the skull.

4. A part of a machine shaped like an ear that holds sound.

The old radio had a brass earchamber for the speaker.