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heart stuck

This phrase is of Chinglish origin, originally 心塞 or Xin Sai, the characters literally mean 'heart' and 'stop'. It is a nifty expression which suggests a kind of feeling that makes you indescribably uncomfortable.
A: Some say that Justin Bieber is popular only because of his beautiful face, but not his voice.
B: Oh that makes me heart stuck! Justin Bieber has the voice of angel, how dare they say that!
heart stuck by Travis Who June 5, 2014
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Stuck-heart 

A relationship or friendship ( good or bad ) that you can’t get out of your head, which you thought had faded long ago but is still somehow alive and you have the need and want to get rid of that feeling.
I really can’t get her out of my head. She is the stuck-heart in my mind.

You can’t actually use it in a sentence really it’s more of a word that is used in your head and as a way to reflect and understand a emotional feeling.
Stuck-heart by Irxland February 15, 2020

Heartstruck 

Heartstruck is when you are deeply inlove
Dude im heartstruck!!
What do you mean?
I mean im inlove
Heartstruck by Toegoff May 3, 2010

Heartstruck 

A feeling of infatuation which usually leads to physical and/or mental anguish towards them selfs
person1: dude! tim hitting his head on the wall
person2: yeah he's heartstruck
Heartstruck by Jacobthegreat August 1, 2008
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