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heeled

/hiːld/ adjective C2
  1. Having a heel (of a specified type). · high-heeled boots
  2. Wealthy; having enough money. (slang)
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The thieves had already approached Andrea, some screaming, “La savate—La savate!” a cruel operation, which consists in cuffing a comrade who may have fallen into disgrace, not with an old shoe, but with an iron-heeled one.
The Count of Monte Cristo, p. 1039 · C1
He was immediately recognized as one of them; the handkerchief was thrown down, and the iron-heeled shoe replaced on the foot of the wretch to whom it belonged.
The Count of Monte Cristo, p. 1039 · C1

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