HEEL

to supply with a heel (the raised part of a shoe) [v HEELED, HEELING, HEELS]
to supply with the raised part of a shoe [v -ED, -ING, -S]
the back part of the foot below the ankle
to run away; take flight
to lean or cause to lean to one side
dishonorable person
close behind one
to be kept waiting, esp. because of deliberate discourtesy
having a shabby, slipshod, or slovenly appearance
to cover temporarily (the roots and most of the stem of a plant) with soil prior to permanent planting
jack turned up as a starter, counting two points for the dealer
to have a lively time
to arrest and imprison
to prevail over; render ineffectual
closely following
to leave one's pursuers or competitors behind; outrun
close behind
under control or subjugation
the part of a shoe, sock, etc., covering this
to furnish (shoes) with heels
(of a dog) to follow at one's heels on command

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HEEDLESS HEEDLESSLY HEEDLESSNESS HEEDLESSNESSES HEEDS HEEDY HEEHAW HEEHAWED HEEHAWING HEEHAWS

Next Words

HEELBALL HEELBALLS HEELBAR HEELBARS HEELED HEELER HEELERS HEELING HEELINGS HEELLESS

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