loved-up
Giddy with affection
Loved-up describes being blissfully romantic or affectionate, often to a degree that others find excessive or saccharine: The loved-up couple couldn't stop holding hands.
The term originated in British rave culture to describe the euphoric, affectionate state induced by MDMA, and that association lingers—someone loved-up may seem chemically enhanced or simply besotted.
Showing kind concern
- tenderSoft or sore
- warmModerately heated, or friendly
- gentleSoft and kind
- nurturingSupportive care-giving
doting · fond · devoted · attentive · adoring · cuddly · snuggly · clingy
Powerfully attracted to someone
- besottedIntoxicated by love or drink
- enamoredFilled with ardent affection
- moonstruckMentally addled by infatuation
- lovesickPining from romantic longing
lovestruck · head-over-heels · starry-eyed · captivated · charmed · bewitched · enthralled · crush
Full of desire
- candlelitLit by wax flames
- serenadeOutdoor romantic performance
- sweetheartAffectionate name for beloved
- courtshipSeeking another's romantic favor
tryst · rendezvous · woo · cherish · adore · devotion · valentine · betrothed
caring
Showing kind concern
nurturing · doting · fond · devoted · attentive · adoring · cuddly · snuggly · clingy · touchy-feely
smitten
Powerfully attracted to someone
- besottedIntoxicated by love or drink
- enamoredFilled with ardent affection
- moonstruckMentally addled by infatuation
lovesick · lovestruck · head-over-heels · starry-eyed · captivated · charmed · bewitched · enthralled · crush · swooning
amorous
Full of desire
- candlelitLit by wax flames
- serenadeOutdoor romantic performance
- sweetheartAffectionate name for beloved
courtship · tryst · rendezvous · woo · cherish · adore · devotion · valentine · betrothed · suitor
contentment
Peaceful satisfaction with circumstances
floating · delirious · giddy · radiant · beaming · warm · fuzzy · happy · joyful · elated
ecstasy
Overwhelming intense delight
pills · rave · clubbing · euphoric · intoxicated · buzzing · wired · trippy · altered · blissed
loved-upmiserable
Wretchedly unhappy, dejected
heartbroken · unhappy · depressed · dejected · despondent
loved-upsober
Free from intoxication
straight · clean · clear-headed · undrugged · unintoxicated
love, loved, loves, loving, lovingly, lover, lovers, lovely, lovelier