HEEL, HEELS

Domain	Definition
Literature	Heel, Heels (Anglo-Saxon hel.) Achilles' heel. (See under Achilles.) I showed him a fair pair of heels. I ran away and outran them. "Two of them saw me when I went out of doors, and chased me, but I showed them a fair pair of heels." - Sir W. Scott: Peveril of the Peak, chap. xxiv. Out at heels. In a sad plight, in decayed circumstances, like a beggar whose stockings are worn out at the heels. "A good man's fortune may grow out at heels." Shakespeare: King Lear, ii. 2. To show a light pair of heels. To abscond. To take to one's heels. To run off. "In pedes nos conjicere. " Source: Brewer's Dictionary.
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Anagrams: HEEL, HEELS

Scrabble® Enable2K-Verified Anagrams
	Words within the letters ",-e-e-e-e-h-h-l-l-s"
	-5 letters: heels, hells, selle, shell.
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