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Heart Skips A Beat

Heart Skips A Beat - to say someone is suddenly surprised or scared and their heat jumps a beat

My heart skippered a beat, when I heard someone break into the house.
The girls hearts skipped a beat, when they saw their father come home.
The teacher's heart skipped a beat, when he saw that gift the students gave him.
I was so happy to see my son, that my heart skipped a beat.
My heart skipped a beat, when I saw my house on fire.

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Heart Of Stone

Hour Of Need

Heart Skips A Beat

Have Had Enough

Hit The Sack

Have The Time Of Your Life

Hold A Grudge

Hit The Jackpot

Helping Hand

Have A Lead Foot

Hunker Down

Have A Lead Foot

Heads Will Roll

Hit The Ceiling

Have A Full Plate

High Spirits

Hard As Nails

Hot Under The Collar

Hands Are Tied

Horse Around

Have A Ball

Have A Blast

Hand In Hand

Have Not Seen In Ages

Head In The Clouds

Head Over Heels

Hit The Road

Hit The Roof

Hang In There

Hit The Books

Hit The Hay

Hold Your Horses

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