An idiom is a common word or phrase with a figurative, non-literal meaning that is understood culturally and differs from what its composite words’ denotations would suggest; i.e. the words together have a meaning that is different from the dictionary definitions of the individual words. Love Idioms!
Here are the list of awesome Love idioms you should use in any conversation.
Love Idioms with Meaning
1. Be someone’s one and only – To be unique to the other person.
2. Be a soul mate – To be someone who understands and accepts the other person completely.
3. Be the apple of someone’s eye – To be loved and treasured by someone, normally a parent.
4. Be smitten with someone – To be completely captivated by someone and feel immense joy.
5. Break up – End the relationship.
6. Be an item – Two people are an item when they are having a romantic relationship.
7. Blind date – A date where the two people have never met before.
8. Kiss and make up – To become friends again after a fight or argument.
9. On the rocks – To be in a state of difficult, to be having problems (usually used for a relationship).
10. Lovey-Dovey – A couple that is lovey-dovey cannot stop showing affection for each other.
11. Go Dutch – To go on a date where each person pays half of the expenses.
12. Get serious – The two students dated for several months before they began to get serious.
13. Get along with – To have a good relationship with someone.
14. Made for each other – When two people are made for each other it seems it was destiny for them to be together.
15. Fall in love with somebody – Start feeling love towards somebody.
16. Love at first sight – Falling in love with somebody the first time you see them.
17. Be an item – Two people are an item when they are having a romantic relationship.
18. Match made in heaven – A relationship in which the two people are great together because they complement each other so well.
19. Fall head over heels in love – Falling completely in love.
20. Have the hots for somebody – Finding somebody extremely attractive.
21. Puppy love – Short-term adolescent love.
22. Double date – Two couples going out together on a date.
23. Love rat – Somebody who cheats on his/ her partner.
24. Pop the question – Ask somebody to marry you.
25. Fix someone up (with someone) – Find a romantic partner for someone.
26. Tie the knot – Get married.
27. Walk out on someone – Leave your partner and end the relationship.
28. Leave someone at the altar – Decide not to marry somebody just before the wedding.
29. Madly in love – To be deeply or extremely in love with somebody.
30. No love lost between – There is a mutual animosity between two people.
31. Take one’s breath away – When you are so in love with that person that you find it difficult to breathe.
32. Have a crush on someone – An informal idiomatic expression that describes young romantic infatuation.
33. Love someone with all of one’s heart and soul – To love someone completely.
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