Heart

Verb. More than "to like" but not necessarily "to love." It could potentially be love, but it does not have to be. This word comes from when people write I (then the shape of a heart) Shannon, or some other name. People would always pronounce the "heart" when it was supposed to mean "love." This would always get annoying, so instead of blocking it out and telling people they are retarded and need to be shanked, it became embraced as its own definition.

I heart Shannon Marie.

by Troy Leland Shields September 23, 2004

Heart

The most easily broken part of the body.

He/she broke my heart...

by FigNewtonn May 23, 2010

heart

a thing that beats a lot
i mean all the time

my heart rate is somewhat normal being that i am only 25 years of age.

by jerk October 5, 2003

heart

A hard rock group from Seattle, that featured Ann Wilson on lead vocals, and Nancy Wilson on guitar.

Heart is a great band.

by Anonymous July 31, 2003

heartful

To be honset, sincere, and to really mean it.

"It was the truth. I could tell she was being heartful."

by JDiaz May 13, 2005

Heart-on

1. To warm one's heart.
2. Feeling awe, astonishment, surprise, or admiration.

The way Vicki Valerie sings gives me a major heart-on!

by Mark Sebastian October 9, 2004

heart

A thumping organ, pulled by one miny unicorn, thumping her magical horn against the mucosy wall of your body. it soon grows tried.. adn often faints, causing death or a stroke. unicorn repracments are rare, and some people must get pace makers: they never feel the magic afterwards.

If you ever feel a kick, dont fight it... just know it is a mini unicorn, fueling your soul.

the heart is in a land of wonder... after you die

by Georgia Lee Bean May 8, 2007