Similar words: whole-hearted, wholehearted, whole-heartedly, wholeheartedly, wholeheartedness, purple, empurpled, born to the purple. Meaning: n. 1. a United States military decoration awarded to any member of the armed forces who is wounded in action 2. a long-acting barbiturate used as a sedative.
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(1) I suppose he got a Purple Heart.
(2) Some general came and pinned a Purple Heart on my pillow.
(3) Professional football and the Purple Heart are just two examples of where our values have declined.
(4) The Purple Heart is the most underrated decoration given by the military.
(5) He received a purple heart in World War II.
(6) Their skin blue, purple heart flowers.
(7) She takes her purple heart, makes a fist, strikes the wall.
(8) The Purple Heart is a US Military decoration given to soldiers wounded in battle.
(9) Harder was put in for medals, including a Purple Heart and a Silver Star.
(10) Matches closely to Cudlie sample although the purple heart can be a little darker andasharper.
(11) Since the rise of Quentin Tarantino, that particular choice of career counts as a badge of wounded honor—the Purple Heart of the geek generation. Sentencedict.com
(12) Kareem joined the military as soon as he finished high school. He would go on to win the Purple Heart and Bronze Star, along with the admiration of his fellow soldiers.
(13) When he got there, he earned a Silver Star, a Bronze Star and a Purple Heart in battles memorialized in the 1992 book by Lieut.
(14) After his death, the army gave him a Silver Star, a Bronze Star, and a Purple Heart.
(15) Solid wood units of oak, maple, yellow cedar, padauk, American or European beech, purple heart wood, alder or cherry are all popular choices.
More similar words: whole-hearted, wholehearted, whole-heartedly, wholeheartedly, wholeheartedness, purple, empurpled, born to the purple, take heart, lose heart, truehearted, from the heart, have the heart to, purplish, move heaven and earth, heart-to-heart, heart to heart, fiddlehead, knucklehead, doubleheader, double-header, muddleheaded, congestive heart failure, rehear, rehearse, heavy-hearted, rehearing, rehearsal, learn by heart, with a heavy heart.