heart
/hɑrt/
verb
- To like or love someone or something very much (informal, often used online).
- They heart the idea of a beach vacation.
- I heart this song — it's my favorite!
- She hearts her new puppy more than anything.
Synonyms
noun
- The organ in the chest that pumps blood through the body.
- Exercise strengthens your heart and lungs.
- The doctor listened to her heart with a stethoscope.
- His heart was beating fast after the long run.
- The center of emotions, especially love, kindness, or courage.
- Follow your heart when making important decisions.
- He put his whole heart into the project.
- She has a kind heart and always helps others.
- The central or most important part of something.
- The heart of the city is the old town square.
- The heart of the problem is a lack of communication.
- Understanding the basics is the heart of learning math.
- A shape (♥) used to represent love or affection.
- He sent a text message with a heart emoji.
- The Valentine's Day decorations were covered in hearts.
- She drew a heart on the card next to her name.
- A suit of playing cards marked with red heart symbols.
- In the game of Hearts, you want to avoid taking hearts.
- She played the ace of hearts and won the trick.
- He held three hearts in his hand.
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