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stole someone's heart

stole someone's heart is the simple past and past participle of steal someone's heart.

Meaning of steal someone's heart

Verb

steal someone's heart (third-person singular simple present steals someone's heart, present participle stealing someone's heart, simple past and past participle stole someone's heart)

  1. (idiomatic) To captivate someone; to mesmerize someone.
    • I used to take girls up to Stony Brook and steal their hearts like some crook, true story2023, “3D (song)”, performed by Jungkook ft. Jack Harlow

Questions about stole someone's heart

What is stole someone's heart the simple past and past participle of?
Stole someone's heart is the simple past and past participle of steal someone's heart.

Words near stole someone's heart in the dictionary

  1. stole a march
  2. stole away
  3. stole fee
  4. stole fees
  5. stole in
  6. stole someone's heart
  7. stole someone's identity
  8. stole someone's thunder
  9. stole the scene
  10. stole the show
  11. stole-fee

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