heart-shaped
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2.3
- adjective
- /hɑrt-ʃeɪpt/
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con forma de corazón
- And I saw in Tesco yesterday a heart-shaped pancake pan.
- heart-shaped face
- heart-shaped concave
- small and heart-shaped
So so this really cute little heart-shaped tin, let me show you up close.
- So so this really cute little heart-shaped tin, let me show you up close.
- beautiful Big Blue eyes and this perfect heart-shaped face. And she was. So
- And I got this, which is a little heart-shaped egg mold.
- Hey, tell them that there's a heart-shaped Locket and I miss them and they're doing great.
- And this is the heart-shaped pan.
- Then we also have two wait, heart-shaped lipstick You what now?
- And then we have this massive heart-shaped something.
Examples
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In his hand, he held a small, heart-shaped locket on a golden chain.
Fiction book (1992) -
She wore a heart-shaped locket that held a picture of her grandmother.
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By the way, I'm making heart- shaped pancakes for dinner.
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And this is the heart-shaped pan.
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And from then on, the lime tree decided to have... heart-shaped leaves.
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Am I really looking at a heart-shaped turkey burger?
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You'll find it in the heart-shaped box I keep my accessories in.
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Her new poodle cut gave her a heart-shaped face, all eager now.
Fiction book (1997) -
Yeah, we've got heart-shaped waffles this morning, which I'm very excited about.
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Brandy's mother had owned a heart-shaped box that was decorated with lovely ridged seashells.
Fiction book (1997)
Synonyms
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Morphology
Etymology
Heart-shaped comes from heart, the body organ that people also use to mean 'feelings' or 'love', and the ending -shaped, which means 'having the form of'. So heart-shaped describes things that look like the simple, classic heart symbol and is used for leaves, cookies, or a pendant.