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Definition of heart
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of heart is as below...
Heart (n.) The seat of the
affections
or
sensibilities,
collectively
or
separately,
as love, hate, joy,
grief,
courage,
and the like;
rarely,
the seat of the
understanding
or will; --
usually
in a good
sense,
when no
epithet
is
expressed;
the
better
or
lovelier
part of our
nature;
the
spring
of all our
actions
and
purposes;
the seat of moral life and
character;
the moral
affections
and
character
itself;
the
individual
disposition
and
character;
as, a good,
tender,
loving,
bad, hard, or
selfish
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Pseudo-heart
::
Pseudo-heart
(n.) Any
contractile
vessel
of
invertebrates
which is not of the
nature
of a real
heart,
especially
one of those
pertaining
to the
excretory
system..
Great-heartedness
::
Great-heartedness
(n.) The
quality
of being
greathearted;
high-mindedness;
magnanimity.
Cardia
::
Cardia
(n.) The
heart.
Discourageable
::
Discourageable
(a.)
Capable
of being
discouraged;
easily
disheartened.
Heart
::
Heart (n.) One of a
series
of
playing
cards,
distinguished
by the
figure
or
figures
of a
heart;
as,
hearts
are
trumps..
Hertely
::
Hertely
(a. & adv.)
Hearty;
heartily.
Laden
::
Laden (p. & a.)
Loaded;
freighted;
burdened;
as, a laden
vessel;
a laden
heart..
Stethoscope
::
Stethoscope
(n.) An
instrument
used in
auscultation
for
examining
the
organs
of the
chest,
as the heart and
lungs,
by
conveying
to the ear of the
examiner
the
sounds
produced
in the
thorax..
Enlist
::
Enlist
(v. i.) To enter
heartily
into a
cause,
as if
enrolled..
Quadrilocular
::
Quadrilocular
(a.)
Having
four
cells,
or
cavities;
as, a
quadrilocular
heart..
Sheartail
::
Sheartail
(n.) Any one of
several
species
of
humming
birds of the genus
Thaumastura
having
a long
forked
tail.
Pulse
::
Pulse (n.) The
beating
or
throbbing
of the heart or blood
vessels,
especially
of the
arteries..
Airy
::
Airy (a.) Light of
heart;
vivacious;
sprightly;
flippant;
superficial.
Mouth-made
::
Mouth-made
(a.)
Spoken
without
sincerity;
not
heartfelt.
Hearthstone
::
Hearthstone
(n.) Stone
forming
the
hearth;
hence,
the
fireside;
home..
Hard
::
Hard
(superl.)
Difficult
to
please
or
influence;
stern;
unyielding;
obdurate;
unsympathetic;
unfeeling;
cruel;
as, a hard
master;
a hard
heart;
hard
words;
a hard
character..
Leptocardia
::
Leptocardia
(n. pl.) The
lowest
class of
Vertebrata,
including
only the
Amphioxus.
The heart is
represented
only by a
simple
pulsating
vessel.
The blood is
colorless;
the
brain,
renal
organs,
and limbs are
wanting,
and the
backbone
is
represented
only by a
simple,
unsegmented
notochord.
See
Amphioxus..
Spirit
::
Spirit
(n.)
Temper
or
disposition
of mind;
mental
condition
or
disposition;
intellectual
or moral
state;
-- often in the
plural;
as, to be
cheerful,
or in good
spirits;
to be
downhearted,
or in bad
spirits..
Lacerate
::
Lacerate
(v. t.) To tear; to rend; to
separate
by
tearing;
to
mangle;
as, to
lacerate
the
flesh.
Hence:
To
afflict;
to
torture;
as, to
lacerate
the
heart..
Lar
::
Lar (n.) A
tutelary
deity;
a
deceased
ancestor
regarded
as a
protector
of the
family.
The
domestic
Lares were the
tutelar
deities
of a
house;
household
gods.
Hence,
Eng.:
Hearth
or
dwelling
house..
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