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When a girl is described as a heart, she falls under a rather distinctive category. This my friends, in not a term of endearment. I'm sure all of you are familiar with the standard 1-10 scale that measures hotness. A heart is a girl who is less than three on a 1-10 scale. This term originated because of the way one would type a heart, "<3". It is composed of a less than sign and a 3.
Jake: Dude look at that chick, ima rail her until she is concussed.

Dan: But Jake, shes a heart. Look at that roll, or should i say rolls. She has 4-9 in the front alone. And look at her hair, its all matted and partly falling out. And look right there, thats a mustache. A fucking mustache! Are you serious, and man just look at her. She looks semi-retarded!
Jake: I was talking about that one. (points)
Dan: Oh shes dope.
a heart by that guy and his buddies February 27, 2011

A heart of shit 

Someone doesn't have a heart of gold, but a heart of shit.

a heart embark 

a heart embark by th3_0 July 24, 2023

have a heart 

Phrase used to tell someone to care or be sympathetic.
Boy 1: Whatever, forget the guy. Let's go.

Boy 2: Have a heart!

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" Have a heart, sixteen six six six and I know the part."
have a heart by Sleigh Bells October 31, 2014

Give a hummingbird a heart attack 

Used to refer to the effect of an extremely large amount of stimulants generally taken during night-before-test study sessions, or when writing a 30+ page thesis due in several hours.
Guy: "Yes, I stayed up all night and had enough Red Bull to give a hummingbird a heart attack, but I finished my thesis two minutes before I had to present it"

have a heart of gold 

to be kind, caring and free of malice
His boss turned out to have a heart of gold in the end.

You gave me a heart attack! 

You made my heart skip a beat!
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murderhobo 

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Steve: I'd like to roll a strength check against strangling the orphan.
Dave: I call dibs on the dog.
DM: You murderhobos disgust me.
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