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See also: [U+2661 WHITE HEART SUIT], 🧡 [U+1F9E1 ORANGE HEART], 💛 [U+1F49B YELLOW HEART], 💚 [U+1F49A GREEN HEART], 💙 [U+1F499 BLUE HEART], 💜 [U+1F49C PURPLE HEART], 🖤 [U+1F5A4 BLACK HEART], 🤍 [U+1F90D WHITE HEART], and 🤎 [U+1F90E BROWN HEART]
Text style Emoji style
♥︎ ♥️
Text style is forced with ⟨︎⟩ and emoji style with ⟨️⟩.
U+2665, ♥
BLACK HEART SUIT

[U+2664]
Miscellaneous Symbols
[U+2666]
Text style Emoji style
❤︎ ❤️
Text style is forced with ⟨︎⟩ and emoji style with ⟨️⟩.
U+2764, ❤
HEAVY BLACK HEART

[U+2763]
Dingbats
[U+2765]

Translingual

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♥︎

  1. (card games) Hearts (on playing cards).
  2. Love.
    • 2024 July 12, Mehera Bonner, “Serena Williams's Daughter Olympia Made an Adorable Appearance on the ESPYS Red Carpet!”, in Cosmopolitan[1]:
      Cutest family ever. ❤️ [subtitle]
  3. A heart.
    just about gave me a ❤️ attack
    • 2024 September 25, Mehera Bonner, “Anna Delvey Said She’s Taking “Nothing” From ‘DWTS’ and Ezra Sosa Had the Funniest Reaction”, in Cosmopolitan[2]:
      Meanwhile, pro partner Ezra Sosa looked absolutely shocked, bless his ❤️.
  4. (video games) A life.
  5. (video games) A hit point.
  6. (video games) Healing.
  7. An emoticon used in Japanese manga, indicating a smooth tone of voice, implying happiness, or love, or lust, etc.
    • 2004, Hikaru no Go volume #2 (English release), Viz, page 14
      If you want to take this boy on, do it on the Go board. I'll teach him a lesson. Play a game!

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Suits (translingual) (layout · text)
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English

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Verb

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(third-person singular simple present ♥s or ♥'s, present participle ♥ing or ♥'ing, simple past and past participle ♥ed or ♥'ed or ♥'d)

  1. Stylistic substitution for the word love.
    I♥NYI love New York.
    I ♥ U.I love you.
    • 2011, Phineas Mollod, Jason Tesauro, “Travel”, in The Modern Gentleman, 2nd Edition, A Guide to Essential Manners, Savvy, and Vice, part 4 (The Wayfaring Gentleman), page 271:
      "My karma ran over your dogma" is well regarded by these gentlemen, though the baffling "I Quisp" is more singular.