Fall in love When someone has romantic feeling and love for other person he says I fall in love with that person.
Love at first sight When you saw a person for the first time or meet him/her and that person looks much attractive to you and you feel some romantic feeling for him/her you are in love at first sight.
Puppy love When a person loves another person temporarily, his love is not true, or you might think that it will not last for a long time at that moment you might say his love is puppy love. It is very strange way to talk about love but is very interesting. Such love is temporary emotions or for a specific reason.
Darling Darling is a word used for beloved one by a lover. You can call a person darling who is very valuable or precious to you
Sweetie or Sweetie pie Sweetie is an adjective and used to call a person you love very much.
Have a crush on someone To “have a crush on someone” means someone feels attracted to that person in a romantic way. People keep it secret mostly until they are not sure that love feelings are mutual.
Flirt with someone: “Flirt with someone,” mean you show your love in order to show that you are interested in that person romantically.
Hit on someone It is an alternative phrase for flirt with someone but a little bit informal – it does not literally mean to hit physically; it means to flirt with someone!
Hug someone When you “hug” someone, you put your arms around him or her to hold tightly with arms. It shows love or friendship.
Love affair: It is used commonly for a romantic relationship between a boy and a girl.
To hook up If a boy hooks up with a girl, it means that they usually do something mutually. It might be something like dating together, meeting together or going out on trip, it even include something physical, like kissing each other or having mutual sexual relation.
Amorous A person having or showing strong feelings of love or sexual attraction for someone
Lovesick Unhappy because of being in love with someone who often does not love you back
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