Used to describe something you have memorized
It's a misnomer of course, but one that's used all the time
It's a misnomer of course, but one that's used all the time
by contagion; June 17, 2009
used when described a deep and intimate conversation between two individuals more often the opposite sex
by uk girl August 30, 2006
if you know something in your heart of hearts, you are certain of it although you might not want to admit it.
I knew in my heart of hearts that something was wrong, but I just wasn't ready to deal with it. Do you believe in your heart of hearts that things will get better?
by Infinite2 July 29, 2008
Jill prefers heart to heart but one on one in a safe space. She won't answer Jack in public because others might hear and matters of the heart are private.
by Freeasabird January 6, 2020
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When you really fancy someone and whenever you're around them your heart starts beating faster. Blood flow to the heart, resulting in a heart-on (punned with the more familiar "hard-on"). Sweet!
by Horse26 July 22, 2008
The action of being in like, lust, or love with someone. Related to the act or statement to heart him/her. Generally accompanied by fascination/obsession with the individual in question. Typically used when the situation is too ambiguous to establish a true definition of what the relationship is....the fact that hearting is someone also sounds like the word "hurting" is an interesting coincidence, because sometimes hearting someone can be quite painful...
Girl: "I'm not sure he likes me"
Friend: "Well, based on his actions, I would say a good bit of hearting is going on. I think he'll ask you out soon..."
Friend: "Well, based on his actions, I would say a good bit of hearting is going on. I think he'll ask you out soon..."
by anon-y-mous August 18, 2006