white heart

[ wahyt hahrt, hwahyt ]

noun

1. Dutchman's breeches ( def ).
2. squirrel corn ( def ).
3. white-heart or white·heart.
   1. a variety of heart cherry having white flesh and yellowish-pink skin.
   2. the tree that bears this cherry.

Word History and Origins

Origin of white heart¹

First recorded in 1625–30

Example Sentences

She said the grave had recently been decorated with a white heart and a blue bear floral arrangement, but three days later she found they had disappeared.

From BBC

The 50-year-old captioned her post with a muscle-flexing emoji and a white heart, but didn’t add further details.

From Los Angeles Times

Bongiovi, 20, posted a few snaps too, captioning their beachside pictorial “Forever” with the same white heart emoji that Brown used.

From Los Angeles Times

The photo shows the new mom holding a small baby girl close to her chest — the infant’s face obscured with a white heart — while her husband places a hand over his wife’s hand and looks on.

From Los Angeles Times

She captioned the image of the former couple, "Happy birthday, Bruce! Thankful for our blended family," adding a white heart emoji.

From Fox News