heart

Used as an exclamation of pathetic endearment. Always said in a pathetic fashion.

A wide receiver drops the ball and pouts. A fan exclaims "Heart" as a sympathetic term of endearment.

by ChutishChutia December 15, 2009

Hearts

If the world hasn't changed its heart by now, it's not going to. The people who got rejected before will get rejected again, nothing will change that.

No conversation will change people's minds or hearts, since people dont change.

by Solid Mantis June 11, 2020

heart

the stage of a relationship between "like" and "love"

I'm not in love, but I do heart Pierce very much.

by Anabella November 11, 2008

HEART

Similar to 69. However, as opposed to genitalia to mouth. It's the act of dual rectum to mouth.

As opposed to 69 my girlfriend and I decided too HEART each other.

by Blarted February 24, 2019

My heart

In New York terms if you say my heart it means someone you deeply care about like a brother best friend family member or a significant other

Miss you my heart

by Snotty G August 28, 2022

Ashtray heart

Someone can have an ashtray heart if they always falls for smokers, then making their hearts into ashtrays as the romance fails and gets put out on their tray, often due to fear and failure of commitment.

I got an ashtray heart.

by CoasterDisks August 9, 2021

Black Heart

A black heart (in most cases) indicates negative connotations, such as death, depression, emotionlessness, stress, anxiety, evil (etc.). It can also mean cold heartedness, a term meaning that a person is vile and evil, or without happiness and/or love.

She was given the Black Heart tag on my list because of how she had betrayed me.

by Julius F. Tenpenny August 4, 2018