How to pronounce “down at heels”

Meaning

• [Adjective]
• Alternative form of down at heel.

Practice Nearby Words

down at the heels, down in the heels, down at the heel, down in the heel, out at heels, out at elbows, out-at-elbow, well heeled, be-booted, out for the count, bare-footed, toes-up, hard-up, heads down, duckfooted, pigeontoed, shop-worn, broke-down, washed-up, sandaled, jack booted, belowstairs, flat-bottom, jack-booted, washed-out, deader than a doornail, buttoned-down, hob-nailed, bellbottom, downtable, peg legged, disjasket, last ditch, a-tiptoe, hard-hit, light in the sneakers, tinpot, upsidedown, dog tired, downlow, polt-footed, tits-up, dogged up, kaputt, at death's door, knockkneed, hit hard, dressed up like a dog's dinner, down-style, belly-up, old-hat, down style, all dogged-up, downticket, flat bottomed, vertically-challenged, wrong-footed, blinged-out, out-of-whack, shoegazy, kneedeep, dark-horse, all dressed up with nowhere to go, disjasked, bombed-out, décolletée, all dressed up with no place to go, bowlegged, fed-up, flatbottomed, shopsoiled, voetstoets, all dressed up and no place to go, slow-footed, buttondown, kludgey, moccassined, touched in the haid, bloodied-up, disheveled, boot-cut, hooched-up, dead nuts, highnecked, time-worn, deadnuts, cast-off, broken-hearted, hardluck, pantsless, be-legginged, worse-off, baffed-out, down-river, doggoned, bebreeched, hip-shot, halfassed, bootcut, weatherbeaten

Similar Sounds

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