heart

tv. to love someone or something. (Teens.) She’s hearting him more every day.

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(one's) heart of hearts
(one's) heart's desire
a bleeding heart
a change of heart
a heart of gold
a heart of stone
a heart-to-heart
a heavy purse makes a light heart
a man after own heart
Absence makes the heart grow fonder
aching heart
after (one's) own heart
after one's own heart
after own heart
at heart
bare (one's) heart
bare heart
be all heart
be for the faint-hearted
be not for the faint-hearted
be still my beating heart
be still my heart
beef-hearts
bleeding heart
bless heart
bottom of (one's) heart
break heart
break someone's heart
broken-hearted
by heart
change of heart
chicken-hearted
close to heart
cockles of (one's) heart
cockles of heart
cold hands, warm heart
cross heart
Cross my heart
cross my heart and hope to die
crux of the matter
cry heart out
cry one's eyes out
die of a broken heart
do heart good
do one good
eat heart out
eat one’s heart out
eat one's heart out
eat your heart out!
emptier than a banker's heart
enshrine in heart
Faint heart never won fair lady
faint of heart
find it in heart
find it in one's heart
follow heart
from the bottom of heart
from the bottom of my heart
from the bottom of one's heart
from the heart
get to the heart of
get to the heart of (something)
give (someone) heart failure
give someone heart failure
good-hearted
half a heart, with
half-hearted
harden heart
harden one's heart
have (one's) heart in (something)
have (one's) heart on (one's) sleeve
have (something) at heart
have a change of heart
have a heart
have a heart of glass
have a heart of gold
have a heart of stone
Have a heart!
have a heart-to-heart
have a heavy heart
have a light heart
have best interest at heart
have heart go out to
have heart in mouth
have heart in the right place
have heart set against
have heart set on
have heart stand still
have no heart for
have the heart (to do something)
heart
heart and soul
heart bleeds
heart goes out to
heart goes out to, one's
heart in it, have one's
heart in one's mouth, have one's
heart in the right place, have one's
heart is in boots
heart is in mouth
heart is in the right place
heart isn't in
heart isn't in it
heart misses a beat
heart misses a beat, one's
heart not in it
heart of glass
heart of gold
heart of oak
heart of stone
heart out
heart sinks
heart sinks, one's
heart skips a beat
heart to heart
heartbreaking
hearts and flowers
heart-to-heart
heart-to-heart talk
heavy heart, with a
heavy-hearted
Home is where the heart is
Hope deferred makes the heart sick
in heart of hearts
in one's heart of hearts
It is a poor heart that never rejoices
It's're breaking my heart!
know by heart
learn by heart
let heart rule head
light heart
light purse makes a heavy heart
lose heart
lose heart to
man after (one's) own heart
man after my own heart
my heart bleeds for you
near to one's heart
not have (one's) heart in (something)
not have one's heart in it
not have the heart
not have the heart to
not have the heart to do
one's heart goes out to
one's heart is in mouth
one's heart is in the right place
one's heart is set against
one's heart is set on
one's heart misses a beat
one's heart stands still
open heart
open heart to
open one's heart to
out of the goodness of heart
pin (one's) heart on (one's) sleeve
pin (one's) heart to (one's) sleeve
pour heart out
pour heart out to
pour out one's heart
put hand on heart
put heart and soul into
put heart into
set (one's) heart at rest
set heart against
set heart on
set one's heart on
sick at heart
steal heart
steal someone's heart
steel one's heart against
strike at the heart of
take heart
take into heart
take to heart
tear heart out
the crux of the matter
the heart of the matter
the heart wants what it wants
the hearts and minds of
to (one's) heart's desire
to heart's content
to one's heart's content
warm the cockles of heart
warm the cockles of one's heart
way to a man's heart is through his stomach
wear heart on sleeve
wear one's heart on one's sleeve
wear your heart on your sleeve
weep (one's) heart out
What the eye doesn't see, the heart doesn't grieve over
win heart
with a heavy heart
with a light heart
with all heart
with all one's heart
with half a heart
woman after (one's) own heart
young at heart

Common Names:

Name	Pronounced	Usage
Aike	-	Frisian
Romulus	RAWM-yə-ləs (English)	Roman Mythology
Thierry	tee-e-REE	French
Heike	HIE-kə (Low German, Dutch)	Low German, Frisian, Dutch
Mechteld	MEKH-təlt	Dutch
EufÊMia	-	Portuguese