Synonyms
Antonyms
Multiple Meanings
Categories
Idioms
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Admire

I really admire your work ethic!

Respect, like, esteem

100

Send

Receive


100

Crush

Orange soda

Smash

To like someone

100

Rose, carnation, daisy

Flowers

Lily, sunflower, tulip

100

Heart to heart

We need to have a heart to heart about your study habits.

Serious conversation

200

Embrace

It’s awkward for teachers when students embrace.

Hug

200

Love

Hate, dislike, detest

200

Note

Short letter

Musical sound

To observe

200

Perfume, flower, skunk

Things that smell

Soap, air freshener, food

200

Change of heart

I had a change of heart about paying $200 for both of us to go to the Islanders' game.

Change your mind

300

Lovely

Her boyfriend wrote her a lovely poem for Valentine's Day!

Beautiful

300

Married

Single, divorced

300

Rose

To get up

A dark pink color

A flower

300

Love, hate, envy

Feelings/emotions

Jealousy, anger, sadness, frustration

300

Heart of gold

My best friend Ruth has a heart of gold.

Kind and generous

400

Sweetheart

My sweetheart is named Reynaldo.

True love, dear one

400

Always

Never

400

Ring

Jewelry worn on the finger

A sound from a bell

400

Cherry, stop sign, blood

Things that are red

Apples, hearts, fire trucks

400

Pour your heart out

After I broke up with my boy friend, I poured my heart out to my best friend.

Vent your feelings

500

Smooch

Moms will sometimes try to steal a smooch from their children.

Kiss

500

Foe

Friend

500

Lace

Fabric

Shoelace

To weave together

500

Darling, honey, sweetheart

Terms of endearment

Pumpkin, sweetie, buddy

500

Wear your heart on your sleeve

Because she wears her heart on her sleeve, it's easy to hurt her feelings.

to display one's feelings openly and habitually, rather than keep them private.