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Meanings of high-heeled footwear in English
Footwear that raises the heel of the wearer's foot significantly higher than the toes.
Synonyms
Examples for "heels"
Examples for "heels"
1
Revolution; but the Baptists followed close on the heels of the Presbyterians.
2
With his heels in the air, and his head in the water-butt.
3
Holes are dug in the ground with the heels of the shoe.
4
The Stag clicked his heels and said, This is the Military Police.
5
I clicked my heels and saluted her, the way Father used to.
1
There is no truly comfortable high heel shoe, not for more than a few hours.
2
A household iron; a woman's high heel shoe.
3
She was particularly in love with our Louis XV high heel shoes.
4
This woman that used to walk the streets had all this makeup and hair, high heel shoes.
5
Jutting from under the rock are two legs, feet pointing down, one still wearing a purple high heeled shoe.
1
She could have been a mirage: high heels, short skirt, pale tights.
2
And with them new high heels on the sidewalk clack, clack, clack.
3
It was only natural, but not in a skirt and high heels.
4
She spoke of the trend of fetishising limited-edition handbags and high heels.
5
The high heels of his formal pumps slipped on the gravel path.
Translations for high-heeled footwear
Portuguese