love letter

noun

1. a letter or note written by someone to his or her sweetheart or lover
2. (in Malaysia) a type of biscuit, made from eggs and rice flour and rolled into a cylinder

Example Sentences

So too does Inherent Vice, which is something like a love letter written in pot smoke to the Gold Coast.

From The Daily Beast

And one of them is a love letter to “Mon Raymond,” my Raymond, who is Nicolas, in fact.

From The Daily Beast

The most recent, a great big, messy love letter, is about to land with a dull thud in your neighborhood bookstore.

From The Daily Beast

But under the very enjoyable surface of big cool robots fighting big cool monsters, this film is a love letter.

From The Daily Beast

Roger Ebert wrote those words in 1980 for The Atlantic magazine, a love letter to the medium that became his employer: the movies.

From The Daily Beast

If you're going to write a love-letter to Dic, you will be sure to spoil the first sheet, perhaps the second and third.

From Project Gutenberg

She destroyed number two with great haste and some irritation, for it was almost a love-letter.

From Project Gutenberg

It was not to be a love-letter; simply an appeal for forgiveness to a friend whom she had wantonly injured.

From Project Gutenberg

You paid me a lot of money—all in advance—for a six weeks' special edition de luxe Love-Letter Serial.

From Project Gutenberg

That letter meant much to Olga; it was her only love letter.

From Project Gutenberg