How to pronounce “down at the heels”

Meaning

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

Practice Nearby Words

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

Similar Sounds

dentals, dentils, donut holes, denials, domiciles, dung beetles, demoiselles, details, deities, anathemas