eardefender

noun
UK /ˈɪə.dɪˌfɛn.dər/
US /ˈɪr.dɪˌfɛn.dər/

A thing you wear or use to keep loud sounds from hurting your ears.

She put on her eardefender before the fireworks started.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A person who protects someone else's hearing or speaks up for quiet.

The teacher was an eardefender, always reminding us to turn the music down.

3. A feature on a device that limits how loud the sound can get.

The tablet's eardefender keeps the volume safe for kids.

4. A small guard worn over the ear during sports or work.

He wore an eardefender so the wind wouldn't hurt his ear.