I suspect "put" was a typo. 押し込む is " to push into, etc.".
push them into (your ears), maybe
Is this about earplugs, I wonder.
Possibly. I've added "in" which makes a little more sense.
It's an example for 耳がツンと, which is why I noticed it.
JimBreen,
See comments on the Japanese sentence.
https://tatoeba.org/en/sentences/show/75150
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