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03-06-2020
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I’m head over heels for you. Idiom or not idiom

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ayana07 ayana07

03-06-2020

Answer: Idiom

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When you're head over heels, you're confused or thrown off by something. People say they're head over heels in love when they feel disoriented and swept up by their romantic feelings.

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helpimfailing101 helpimfailing101

17-04-2021

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yeth idiom

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