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Definition of heel
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Heel (n.) The after end of a
ship's
keel.
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Grease
::
Grease
(n.) An
inflammation
of a
horse's
heels,
suspending
the
ordinary
greasy
secretion
of the part, and
producing
dryness
and
scurfiness,
followed
by
cracks,
ulceration,
and
fungous
excrescences..
Wheel
::
Wheel (n.) A turn
revolution;
rotation;
compass.
Wheel
::
Wheel (v. t.) To put into a
rotatory
motion;
to cause to turn or
revolve;
to cause to
gyrate;
to make or
perform
in a
circle.
Shank
::
Shank (v.) The part of the sole
beneath
the
instep
connecting
the
broader
front part with the heel.
Guide
::
Guide (v. t.) A blade or
channel
for
directing
the flow of water to the wheel
buckets.
Wheely
::
Wheely
(a.)
Circular;
suitable
to
rotation.
Pace
::
Pace (n.) The
length
of a step in
walking
or
marching,
reckoned
from the heel of one foot to the heel of the
other;
-- used as a unit in
measuring
distances;
as, he
advanced
fifty
paces..
Cart
::
Cart (n.) A
two-wheeled
vehicle
for the
ordinary
purposes
of
husbandry,
or for
transporting
bulky and heavy
articles..
Machine
::
Machine
(n.) In
general,
any
combination
of
bodies
so
connected
that their
relative
motions
are
constrained,
and by means of which force and
motion
may be
transmitted
and
modified,
as a screw and its nut, or a lever
arranged
to turn about a
fulcrum
or a
pulley
about its
pivot,
etc.;
especially,
a
construction,
more or less
complex,
consisting
of a
combination
of
moving
parts,
or
simple
mechanical
elements,
as
wheels,
levers,
cams, etc., with their
supports
and
connecting
framework,
calculated
to
Trundle
::
Trundle
(v. i.) A
lantern
wheel.
See under
Lantern.
Gladstone
::
Gladstone
(n.) A
four-wheeled
pleasure
carriage
with two
inside
seats,
calash
top, and seats for
driver
and
footman..
Tympanum
::
Tympanum
(n.) A
drum-shaped
wheel with
spirally
curved
partitions
by which water is
raised
to the axis when the wheel
revolves
with the lower part of the
circumference
submerged,
-- used for
raising
water,
as for
irrigation..
Heelpiece
::
Heelpiece
(n.) A piece of armor to
protect
the
heels.
Axletree
::
Axletree
(n.) A
spindle
or axle of a
wheel.
Counter
::
Counter
(adv.)
The back
leather
or heel part of a boot.
Tilbury
::
Tilbury
(n.) A kind of gig or
two-wheeled
carriage,
without
a top or
cover..
Heelpiece
::
Heelpiece
(n.) A piece of
leather
fixed on the heel of a shoe.
Skip
::
Skip (n.) A
basket
on
wheels,
used in
cotton
factories..
Count-wheel
::
Count-wheel
(n.) The wheel in a clock which
regulates
the
number
of
strokes.
Squat
::
Squat (v. t.) To sit down upon the hams or
heels;
as, the
savages
squatted
near the
fire..
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