'Hearted' definitions:

Definition of 'Hearted'

From: GCIDE

Hearted \Heart"ed\, a.
1. Having a heart; having (such) a heart (regarded as the seat of the affections, disposition, or character). [1913 Webster]
2. Shaped like a heart; cordate. [R.] --Landor. [1913 Webster]
3. Seated or laid up in the heart. [1913 Webster]
I hate the Moor: my cause is hearted. --Shak. [1913 Webster]
Note: This word is chiefly used in composition; as, hard-hearted, faint-hearted, kind-hearted, lion-hearted, stout-hearted, etc. Hence the nouns hard-heartedness, faint-heartedness, etc. [1913 Webster]

Words containing 'Hearted'

At heart,
By heart,
For my heart,
Heart,
Out of heart,
To have at heart,
To have in the heart,
from the heart,
hearts,
heart-to-heart,
After one's own heart,
Bleeding heart,
Fatty heart,
Floating heart,
Green heart,
Heart Butte,
Heart and hand,
Heart and soul,
Heart bond,
Heart hardness,
Heart heaviness,
Heart point,
Heart rising,
Heart shell,
Heart sickness,
Heart urchin,
Heart wheel,
In good heart,
Light of heart,
Lion's Heart,
Lymph heart,
New heart,
Poor heart,
Sacred Heart,
South Heart,
The Scorpion's Heart,
To break the heart,
To break the heart of,
To enlarge the heart,
To find in the heart,
To get by heart,
To have the heart in the mouth,
To lay to heart,
To learn by heart,
To lie at the heart,
To lose heart,
To take heart,
To take to heart,
With all one's heart,
ace of hearts,
artichoke heart,
artificial heart,
athlete's heart,
atrium of the heart,
biauriculate heart,
broken heart,
bullock heart,
bullock's heart,
change of heart,
cockles of the heart,
enlarged heart,
heart attack,
heart block,
heart cherry,
heart cockle,
heart disease,
heart failure,
heart line,
heart massage,
heart monitor,
heart murmur,
heart muscle,
heart of dixie,
heart of gold,
heart pea,
heart rate,
heart rhythm,
heart specialist,
heart sugar,
heart surgeon,
heart surgery,
heart valve,
heart ventricle,
heart warming,
heavy heart,
jarvik heart,
line of heart,
lose heart,
purple heart,
take heart,
take to heart,
Broken-hearted,
Chicken-hearted,
Dead-hearted,
Dog-hearted,
Double-hearted,
Earthen-hearted,
Faint-hearted,
Faint-heartedly,
False-heart,
False-hearted,
Flint-hearted,
Free-hearted,
Free-heartedly,
Full-hearted,
Gentle-hearted,
Great-hearted,
Half-hearted,
Hard-hearted,
Hare-hearted,
Heart Butte, MT,
Heart's-ease,
Heart-eating,
Heart-robbing,
Heart-spoon,
Heart-whole,
Heart-wounded,
Hen-hearted,
High-hearted,
Hollow-hearted,
Iron-hearted,
Kind-hearted,
Large-hearted,
Light-hearted,
Light-heartedly,
Lion-heart,
Lion-hearted,
Pigeon-hearted,
Plain-hearted,
Pseudo-heart,
Public-hearted,
Right-hearted,
Sacred Heart, MN,
Shallow-hearted,
Simple-hearted,
Single-hearted,
Single-heartedly,
Society of the Sacred Heart,
Soft-hearted,
South Heart, ND,
Stiff-hearted,
Stone-hearted,
Stout-hearted,
Tender-hearted,
Tender-heartedly,
To commune with one's heart,
To lose one's heart,
To make the heart bleed,
To set the heart at rest,
To set the heart upon,
To take heart of grace,
True-hearted,
Warm-hearted,
Weak-hearted,
White-heart,
Wise-hearted,
With one's whole heart,
black-hearted,
break someone's heart,
bullock's heart tree,
cold-hearted,
congenital heart defect,
congestive heart failure,
coronary heart disease,
good-hearted,
half-heartedly,
heart-healthy,
heart-leaf,
heart-shaped,
heart-warming,
hearts-and-flowers,
heavy-hearted,
jarvik artificial heart,
left atrium of the heart,
order of the purple heart,
rheumatic heart disease,
right atrium of the heart,
valvular heart disease,
closed-heart surgery,
heart-leaved aster,
heart-lung machine,
open-heart surgery,
richard the lion-hearted,
white-heart hickory,
To wear one's heart upon one's sleeve