What does this old saying mean????????

when you are head over heels for somebody you are madly in love with them

example : when he saw Janet he fell head over heels for her

it is said to describe that feeling of love and can be said to anybody

head over heels (in love)

to be in love with someone very much: It's obvious that they're head over heels in love with each other.

Head over heels

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Parts of the body

Meaning

Excited, and/or turning cartwheels to demonstrate one's excitement.

Origin

'Head over heels' is now most often used as part of 'head over heels in love'. When first coined it wasn't used that way though and referred exclusively to being temporarily the wrong way up. It is one of many similar phrases that we use to describe things that are not in their usual state - 'upside-down', 'topsy-turvy', 'topple up tail', '**** over tea-kettle', 'bass-ackwards' etc.

it means that you are like falling in love

you are falling head over heals for a guy

when some one barely knows someone and they think they know everything about them and think that they are in love when really they just have a crush

that they are in love

do not gamble what you've truly were given (the chicken on your hand) on the opportunity of having more advantageous (both contained in the bush), coz both contained in the bush ought to damage out, and in case you've enable the single out of your hand, you're left with no longer some thing.