valentine
- noun
- /ˈvælənˌtaɪn/
- Ah, ah, I thank you, cousin; I'll be your valentine tomorrow morning.
- send valentines
- give your valentine
- get a valentine
And it's, it's quite sad, but it's OK because it's Valentine's Day and I am my own Valentine and I have to accept that.
- And it's, it's quite sad, but it's OK because it's Valentine's Day and I am my own Valentine and I have to accept that.
Examples
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Will you be my Valentine with the cake pop?
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You're my valentine.
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You want to be my valentine?
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Between you and me, this is my valentine to Ellie.
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"Where's my valentine?" asked Grandpa with a smile.
Fiction book (2000) -
In first grade, Frank Pearl sent her five valentines.
Fiction book (2002) -
It says to my Valentine, love means never having to say you're sorry.
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David opened his box of valentines and spilled them onto the kitchen table.
Fiction book (2002) -
While J.B. waited for the honey heart to cool, he thought of the valentines that he had sent to his friends.
Fiction book (2001) -
You are my valentine, and I cherish our time together every year on February 14th.
Synonyms
A person you love in a romantic way
A person who has a romantic or sexual relationship with someone
A person you love very much
A person you love or like very much
A person you love or care about, often called this name to show love
How Romantic
Surface Forms
Etymology
Valentine meaning a person you send a card to also comes from Saint Valentine, whose name comes from the Latin valens, meaning 'strong' or 'healthy'. So a 'valentine' is a chosen sweetheart for the day, the person linked to that old tradition of sending loving notes.