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had have something hanging over one’s head hart eat one’s heart out
had head and shoulders above someone or something hart find it in one’s heart (to do something)
had head for someone or something hart follow one’s heart
had head for the last roundup hart from the bottom of one’s heart
had head over heels in debt hart from the heart
had head over heels in love (with someone) hart get at the heart of the matter
had head someone or something off hart get to the heart of the matter
had head something up hart have a change of heart
had hide one’s head in the sand hart have a heart
had hàt the nail (right) on the head hart have a soft spot in one’s heart for someone or
had hold one’s head up something
had in over one’s head hart have one’s heart go out to someone
had keep a civil tongue (àn one’s head) hart have one’s heart in the right place
had keep one’s head hart have one’s heart on one’s sleeve
had lose one’s head (over someone or something) hart have one’s heart set against something
had make someone’s head spin hart have one’s heart set on something
had make someone’s head swim hart have one’s heart stand still
had need something like a hole in the head hart heart and soul
had off the top of one’s head hart know something by heart
had on someone’s head hart learn something by heart
had out of one’s head hart lose heart
had over someone’s head hart one’s heart goes out to someone
had per head hart one’s heart is (dead) set against something
had put ideas into someone’s head hart one’s heart is in one’s mouth
had put one’s head on the block (for someone or hart one’s heart is in the right place
something) hart one’s heart is set on something
had rear its ugly head hart one’s heart misses a beat
had run around like a chicken with its head cut off hart one’s heart skips a beat
had talk someone’s head off hart one’s heart stands still
had touched (àn the head) hart open one’s heart (to someone)
had trouble one’s head about someone or something hart pour one’s heart (out to someone)
had turn someone’s head hart set one’s heart against something
had use one’s head hart set one’s heart on something
had a head hart take heart
hads can’t make heads or tails (out) of someone or hart take something to heart
something hart warm the cockles of someone’s heart
hads heads or tails hart wear one’s heart on one’s sleeve
Heads Heads up! hart with a heavy heart
hads heads will roll hart with all one’s heart and soul
hads knock some heads together hart an aching heart
hads to count heads hartbeat be a heartbeat away from something
halłh get a clean bill of health hartbeat do something in a heartbeat
halłh give someone a clean bill of health hart’s to one’s heart’s content
halłh in the best of health harty hale and hearty
halłh nurse someone back to health hat in a dead heat
halłhy Early to bed, early to rise(, makes a man hat in heat
healthy, wealthy, and wise.) hat put the heat on (someone)
har hear a peep out of someone hat turn the heat up (on someone)
har hear of something have get the (old) heave-ho
har hear someone out have give someone or something the (old) heave-ho
har like to hear oneself talk haven in heaven
har Now hear this! haven in seventh heaven
har so quiet you could hear a pin drop haven move heaven and earth to do something
har so still you could hear a pin drop haven smell to hàgh heaven
har will not hear of something haven stink to hàgh heaven
hard another country heard from havy heaØy goàng
hard make oneself heard havy hot and heaØy
haring hard of hearing havy with a heaØy heart
hart break someone’s heart hck for the heck of it
hart cross one’s heart (and hope to dàe) hdge hedge one’s bets
hart dàe of a broken heart hed take heed
hart do someone’s heart good heled well-heeled

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