What is another word for hearts-and-flowers?
Pronunciation: [hˈɑːtsandflˈa͡ʊəz] (IPA) 
"Hearts-and-flowers" is an idiom that refers to something that is excessively emotional or overly sentimental. It is often used to describe romantic gestures or relationships that are too cutesy or lovey-dovey. The synonyms for this phrase include saccharine, soppy, corny, cheesy, sappy, sugary, and sentimental. These words all convey a similar meaning to "hearts-and-flowers," but in a more direct and straightforward way. They suggest that the sentimentality is exaggerated or contrived, and can be used to describe anything from greeting cards to music to people themselves. Using these synonyms can help to convey a more nuanced and specific meaning than the broad and sometimes vague term "hearts-and-flowers".
