tugs at your heartstrings=makes you feel very deeply and emotionally
to your heart's content=as much as you could possibly want
heartbreaker=one who carelessly plays with the affections of others, a common song title, a tough loss
brokenhearted=overcome by disappointment and grief
halfhearted=without much enthusiasm
heartbreak=overwhelming distress
heartbreaking=causing great sorrow
heartstopping=extremely surprising, exciting or moving
heartburn=indigestion
heartening=encouraging, strengthening
heartfelt=sincere
heartland=central region of a country, in the U. S. the Midwest
heartrending=heartbreaking, very moving or distressing
heartsick=despondent, very sad
heartthrob=term for somebody like Brad Pitt, maybe
hearty=vigorous, wholesome
disheartened=down in the dumps, feeling a loss of confidence
lighthearted=cheerful, carefree
sweetheart=beloved one
heart surgeon=doctor who operates on that most vital of organs
heart attack=acute myocardial infarction, the leading cause of death
heart transplant=organ implant first performed on a human being by Dr. Christiaan Barnard in 1967
Richard the Lionheart=English king, based on this nickname he must have been brave
Queen of Hearts=tyrant of Wonderland or one of a deck of cards
Braveheart=Mel Gibson movie title
Sacred Heart=often a part of a Catholic church or school name
Purple Heart=American military decoration for those wounded in battle
after my own heart=just like me
as funny as a heart attack=not funny, that doesn't make me laugh
avast me hearty=pirate-speak phrase
bleeding heart=a soft touch, somebody who is too sympathetic
change of heart=shift in feelings or attitude
close to your heart=of special importance to you
cross my heart=I swear to that
do your heart good=make you happy or contented
eat your heart out=be regretful, envy me now
find it in your heart=persuade yourself, appeal to your innermost feelings
from the bottom of my heart=with sincere and deep feeling
harden your heart=resolve not to be sympathetic
have a heart=show some kindness
heart of the matter=most basic essence or meaning
heart of gold=generous and kind
heart to heart=intimate and personal
her heart's in the right place=she has good intentions, she means well
in a heartbeat=without a second thought, no hesitation
in your heart of hearts=deep down you know it's true
know it by heart=have it memorized
my heart sank=my hopes were dashed
not for the faint of heart=requires brave commitment, unsuitable for timid people
pour your heart out=tell your deepest secrets and feelings
set your heart on=commit yourself fully to
steal my heart=make me love you
take heart=feel encouraged, buck up
take it to heart=consider very seriously
with a heavy heart=unhappily, regretfully
young at heart=not so youthful physically maybe, but thinking that way
Heart of Glass=Blondie song - her love that was a gas turned out to have one of these
Unbreak My Heart=Toni Braxton tune - and while you're at it undo this hurt and uncry these tears
Achy Breaky Heart=Billy Ray Cyrus claim to fame prior to being the father of his daughter
My Heart Will Go On=Celine Dion song - in contrast to the Titanic's actual progress
Hungry Heart=Bruce Springsteen song - according to it everybody's got one
Heartbreak Hotel=Elvis song - the new place he found to dwell since his baby left him
Heart of Gold=Neil Young song - what he's been a miner for
Heart and Soul=how I fell in love with you and a piano duet fave
Heart of Darkness=Joseph Conrad title
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