Crossword clues for heels
heels
- Women's footwear
- Tips to one side
- They may be kicked off or kicked up
- Stilettos, e.g
- Reason for wobbling, perhaps
- Pair for date night
- Emulates a well-trained dog
- Dressy footwear
- Difficult shoes to walk in
- Backs of feet
- "High" parts of shoes
- What Dorothy had to click together in order to leave Oz
- Walks politely on a leash
- Uncomfortable premiere wear
- Things to kick up
- They often hit the dance floor
- They might pose a problem on the runway
- They might be dug in
- They may be cooled
- They give drag queens a lift
- These may be cooled
- The Go-Go's "Head Over ___"
- Tears for Fears "Head Over ___"
- Stilettos and such
- Spike and stiletto
- Some red carpet shoes
- Sole mates
- Sole followers?
- Shoes to wobble in
- Shoes that may be carried by the end of the night
- Shoes that make you look taller
- Shoes that are notoriously hard to walk in
- Shoes not designed for comfort
- Shoe-repair shop stock
- Shoe repair targets, sometimes
- Sexy-looking shoes
- Prom pair, often
- Platforms, e.g
- Party wear, for some
- Parts of bread loaves
- No gentlemen
- Hosiery parts
- High shoes
- High points for models
- Height-boosting wear
- Head over ___ in love
- Head over ___
- Go-Go's "Head Over ___"
- Formal shoes
- Follows, as a dog
- Elevators in an office building?
- Darned spots
- Crusty ends of a loaf
- Bread ends
- Bread butts
- Bad shoes for running
- Platforms, e.g.
- Dressy shoes
- Scalawags
- Cads — shoe parts
- Scoundrels
- Cobbler's stock
- Formal footwear
- Party wear, maybe
- Items of dressy attire
- Follows closely, as a dog
- They can be spiked
- No-goodniks
- Cooled things?
- Shoes that add inches to one's height
- They're tough to run in
- Part of dressy attire for a woman
- They may give you a lift
- Loaf or loafer parts
- Military transports: Abbr.
- Part of a drag outfit
- Footwear sometimes carried to work
- Some fancy party wear
- They're hard to run in
- They may be high at a party
- Louses
- Prom wear, for some
- Grate catches?
- Gown go-with
- Soles' chasers
- Soles' brothers?
- Elevators?
- Kick up one's ___
- "Time wounds all ___" (another pun ending)
- Ends of a loaf
- Dressy wear
- Where to wear spurs
- Loaf ends
- Bread parts
- What celebrants kick up
- More than one cad gets better, we hear
- Car avoiding Welsh inclines
- Shoe parts that may add inches to your height
- Feet parts
- Lists 17A?
- Turns round with missing shoes
- Foot parts
- Cobbler's supply
- Fancy footwear
- Boot parts
- Some formal wear
- Women's formal wear
- They provide lift on runways
- Shoemaker's supply
- Pumps have them
- Alternative to flats
Wiktionary
n. 1 (plural of heel English) 2 High-heeled shoes.
Usage examples of "heels".
Realizin that DeVeer was not on his heels, he paused an beckoned urgently for him to follow.
He dropped his head and began digging with the heels of his hands at eyes that hadn't seen the danger.
You wish her to go forward, ease up all pressure on her mouth and press your heels, so," and his big hand took Ken's left heel and pressed it firmly, into Socks's ribs "and she will move forward.
With an agility that amazed him, Ken swung into the saddle and dug his heels into her ribs.
As soon as he saw the others were mounted, he dug his heels into the flanks and Tornado moved forward.
She slipped her feet into soft black boots, glad that the ridiculous fashion for high heels had once again died out.
She was squatting on her heels beside the number nine scrubber, with Hollister, looking at a thin line of greasy liquid that had trickled down the outer casing, when the ship lurched slightly as the Ssli-controlled drive computers dropped them out of FTL.
It was a well-grown colt of some seven months, and he would reach up to nip my legs or heels if he felt I was interfering with his feeding.
He clapped his heels to Tapper's sides, and the gray leaped forward, showing a burst of speed that surprised everyone.
On the heels of the thought that this was the first time she had been outside a shell in her life, came a terrifying surge of primitive fear and then .
Forister did not quite click his heels together as he executed a perfect bow in the direction of the titanium column.
He turned at the soft sound of the sliding door, jumped to his feet and brought his heels together with a military precision that Forister found almost annoying.
Patsy rose onto her toes and clicked her heels together a couple of times.
On the heels of the pressure wave came a rising wave of vibration through the hull.
Amos and Joseph were rocking back on their heels as if they'd been ready to spring.