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Valentine's Day Idioms

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  • We vacationed at a rustic cabin in the heart of Alaska. It was very easy to visit multiple places from this location.
    In the middle or main part
  • The girl fell head over heels for her new boyfriend after he confessed his love to her.
    Madly in love
  • When Harry's pet dog ran away, he was heartbroken. He cried for days and only came out of his room to eat dinner.
    Very upset
  • You can tell when Bella is angry or happy because she is not afraid to hide her feelings. She wears her heart on her sleeve.
    To show one's feelings openly
  • The couple is celebrating their 50th wedding anniversary. They are the love of each others lives.
    The person someone loves more than any other person at any time in life
  • I can't believe Kim is still marrying Fred even though he is rude. I guess it's true what they say that "love is blind."
    Loving someone makes you unable to see their faults or the things that they do wrong
  • Tom's gifts are always tacky, but his heart's in the right place.
    To have good intentions
  • The shocking news made her heart skip a beat.
    Used to say that someone is suddenly very surprised, excited, or nervous about something
  • Macy's dad enjoys building blocks and drawing with crayons with her. Macy's dad is a kid at heart.
    Your actions and personality embody that of a child's
  • Sometimes it is hard to make a decision that can change your life. You know what to do; just follow your heart.
    To do what one would really love to do
  • The minute I laid my eyes on the puppy, he stole my heart.
    To captivate; to instill a deep affection or love
  • When her boyfriend broke up with her, it tore her heart out.
    To make someone very sad
  • Jane is always willing to help people; she has a heart of gold.
    A kind and generous disposition
  • My sister and I had a heart-to-heart about what was bothering me at school today. She listened to everything I had to say and gave me advice.
    A serious conversation between two people, usually close friends, in which they talk honestly about their feelings
  • That documentary really pulls on the heartstrings—you'll want to adopt all of those animals after watching it.
    To elicit a strong feeling of sympathy
  • Your sister has a migraine, so have a heart and turn down the TV.
    Be merciful, show pity, be reasonable
  • The cold-hearted villain threatened to destroy the planet.
    Cruel and unfeeling; lacking affection or warmth
  • Rob studied the state capitals until he knew them by heart.
    You have learned it so well that you can remember it without having to read it
  • My mother always tells me that I am the apple of her eye.
    Beloved thing or person
  • After getting a thoughtful present, the woman said "Thank you all from the bottom of my heart."
    To emphasize you mean something very sincerely
  • My sister is engaged to her high school sweetheart, and they are going to tie the knot next June!
    They are going to get married
  • After the mission trip, the teacher said "The kids I worked with in the Dominican Republic will always hold a special place in my heart."
    It will always be very important to you
  • After the man popped the question, he became a fiance.
    Propose marriage
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