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go head over heels

verb as in fall for

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Untreated marble styles can be treacherous, and the larger the size of your tiles of any kind, the higher the chance they will make you go head over heels in a bad way.

In fact, they have so much power behind that they find going downhill awkward, and sometimes, in flight down a steep place, they may actually go head over heels.

"Iran has a lot of opportunity and this won't be the last MoU... but we will not go head over heels in this market," Kaeser said.

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Mr. Ledge has done all he could to build things to catch hold of where you'd go head over heels to heaven if he hadn't, but it's a awful walk still.

Augustus Prebberow had taken the opportunity of giving him a great deal of good advice as to how he ought to behave to his "governor"--that was what he called Hawermann, and what was the best way of managing his governor, and then he had gone on to give him examples from his own experience, of the proper way to treat the bondager-lads, how to make them go head over heels, climb a greased pole, &c. &c.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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