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heel <a heel; heels> N

heel VB

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heel N

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Achilles' heel

bead heel AUTO

heel angle

heel bone

angle of heel

Treadle heel stop INDUST

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The roundhouse kick can also be thrown from the rear leg towards the target and strike with the lower shin or the instep heel.
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They soon became top heels in the company.
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To sail efficiently, a monohull must not heel over too much: the greater the angle of heel, the less effective the appendages, like the keel or the foils.
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Next the patient should be instructed to move his or her heel up and down the shin of his or her opposite leg.
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They are typically made of rubber or other water-resistant material, have multiple layers of insulation, and a high heel to keep snow out.
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They will also learn commands such as forward, heel, and rest.
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He preferred an application of strength and sometimes avoided efficient moves like the heel hook, which he considered unaesthetic.
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He advertised that he could create music with his heels.
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In modern bindings a wide variety of motions is available from both toe and heel pieces.
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On any given day, the more popular idols are reported to have at least 100 full-time stalkers on their heels.
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