P. 139 Put something into someone's head

Put your heads together -consult and work together. (p.139)
Put something into someone's head suggest something to someone. . (p.139)
Stand (or turn)something on its head --completely reverse the principles or interpretation of an idea, argument, etc. (p.139)
Take it into your head to do something-- decide impetuously to do something. (p.139)
Turn heads attract a great deal of attention or interest. (p.139)
Turn someone's head make someone conceited. (p.139)
With your head in the clouds: seeCLOUD. (p.139)
Your head off laugh, talk, shout, etc. with a complete lack of restraint or without stopping. (p.140)
Heart after your own heart of the type that you like or understand best; sharing your tastes. ( p.140)
From the bottom of your heart (or from the heart) with sincere feeling. (p.140)
Have (or put) your heart in be {or become) keenly involved in or committed to an enterprise. (p.140)
Have your heart in your mouth be greatly alarmed or apprehensive. have your heart in the right place be sincere or well intentioned. (p.140)
Heart and soul great energy and enthusiasm. (p.140)
Heart of gold a generous nature. (p.140)
Heart of oak a courageous nature. (p.140)
Feart of stone a stern or cruel nature. (p.140)
Feart to heart candidly or intimately. (p.140)
Fearts and minds used in reference to emotional and intellectual support or commitment. (p.140)
In your heart of hearts in your innermost feelings. my heart bleeds for you: see BLEEDS. (p.140)
Take something to heart take something seriously; be much affected or upset by something. (p.140)