transitive. To feel sexual love for (a person); to be in love with. In early use also: †to fondle, caress (obsolete).

transitive. To love.

intransitive. to love with: to feel love for, to pay court to; to be in love with. Obsolete.

to be sweet on (upon). To have a particular fondness or affection for (one of the opposite sex); to be enamoured of or smitten with. Also transferred.

Of the brain, mind, etc.: Unsound, impaired, somewhat deranged. Of a person: Unsound in mind, slightly insane, crazy. to be cracked aboutor on, to…

transitive (in passive). slang (originally U.S.). to be stuck on: to be infatuated with (a person); to have a crush on. Also: to be taken with (a…

transitive (in passive). With on. To be infatuated; to have a romantic attachment or ‘crush’.

Australian and New Zealand slang. to be shook on: have an infatuation for. Also, less strongly, to be keen on, to be impressed by, to admire, and…

Mad, crazy, insane. Also (and in earliest use) to go dingy on: to be infatuated or in love with.

intransitive. colloquial (originally U.S.). To be charmed or captivated by; esp. to fall in love with.

transitive. To love; to be (romantically) infatuated with.

A person with whom one is enamoured or infatuated; an infatuation; so to haveor get a crush on, to be enamoured of, take a strong fancy to. slang…

Full of mawkish sentiment; foolishly affectionate; inane, indulgent; occasionally used affectionately. Also to be soppy on, to be infatuated with…

Passion, amorous feeling; a brief infatuation, a crush. Also: a person who is the object of an infatuation. to have a pash for (or on): to be…

slang. In extended uses of senses 7 8. Originally U.S. An infatuation; an instance of two people falling in love. to have a case on: to be…

U.S. colloquial. to be queer for: to be fond of or keen on; to be attracted to.