What is another word for wert all ears?
Pronunciation: [wˈɜːt ˈɔːl ˈi͡əz] (IPA) 
"Wert all ears" is an archaic expression that means to be fully attentive or eager to listen. There are numerous alternatives that can convey a similar meaning in contemporary English. For instance, someone who is "listening intently" or "hanging on every word" is indicating that they are giving their full attention to the speaker. Similarly, "paying rapt attention" or being "consumed by curiosity" suggests that the individual is absorbed in the speaker's words. Other synonyms include "captivated by," "completely engrossed," "enthralled by," "mesmerized by," and "riveted by." All these expressions highlight the listener's keenness to hear what is being said, and how much the speaker's words matter to them.
