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blackheart

NOUN
  1. any of various diseases in which the central tissues blacken
  2. heart cherry with dark flesh and skin cherry

How To Use blackheart In A Sentence

  • Brown will be back to his spiteful, nasty, moody, blackheart self BEFORE the end of the month. Tony Blair: The Next Labour Prime Minister?
  • The fault lies with the dishonest blackheart who sees his patients as dollar signs. EMR Ethics
  • Could have done without the weak ass human version of blackheart though, they should have kept him the way he looked in the comics, that would have been. Ghost Rider 2 Tentatively Titled Ghost Rider: Spirit of Vengeance, Producer Mike De Luca Offers Some Updates | /Film
  • We're making it as close to the evil blackhearted tone of the original stories. Will ‘Fables’ #75 Be ‘Happily Ever After?’ Bill Willingham Drops Hints In Our Exclusive Interview
  • So I heartily hope that this is simply a little soap-operatic twist to the initial set-up, to be unravelled as the series progresses, with our blackhearted bumboy prince finding an ally rather than an adversary in the hero. Kings
  • That was the summer-reading-club theme once proposed by a group of blackhearted children's librarians in my Chicago Public Library days; I thought of it today when I saw on PUBYAC a query about "read for fines" programs, wherein children can work off their overdue book fines through time spent doing some sustained silent reading in the library. Archive 2007-01-01
  • She is as ruthless, manipulative, and blackhearted a figure as we've ever seen on screen, but you cannot help but admire her for her devotion and single-mindedness of purpose.
  • This is blackhearted, underhanded, and criminal.
  • Melodrama: "Sunset Boulevard" (1950), his blackhearted screed about the film industry. Periscope
  • Cursed to ride the night as the Ghost Rider, superstar motorcycle stuntman Johnny Blaze must battle the demonic Blackheart in this hi-octane blend of supernatural action and high speed racing.
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