loved-up

British  

adjective

1. slang experiencing feelings of love, through or as if through taking a drug, esp the drug ecstasy

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Example Sentences

For the first time publically, the pair were inseparable while doing interviews together, answering questions about who cooks each other dinner and posting loved-up selfies.

From Salon

Loved-up pairs wanting to show their romance is still sizzling can come from anywhere, as long as they have been married for a year and a day and can prove they have "not wished themselves unmarried" for that period, in an attempt to win a flitch - a side of bacon.

From BBC

Winstead plays the Count's love interest Anna Urbanova and the role reflected the pair's loved-up mood.

From BBC

But her dad, Brychan, didn't like the look of this northern boy and wouldn't let the loved-up pair get married.

From BBC

The album’s loved-up themes create a double fantasy, a “craving,” she said, for euphoria rather than memoirist reportage.

From New York Times