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heelsnounpl. of heel a person whose behavior is offensive to othersfelt like a heel when she found out that she'd blamed the wrong person bastards, beasts, bleeders(British), blighters(chiefly British), boors, bounders, buggers, buzzards, cads, chuffs, churls, clowns, creeps, cretins, cruds(slang), crumbs(slang), curs, dirtbags(slang), dogs, finks, hounds, jerks, jokers, louses, louts, pills, rat finks, rats, reptiles, rotters, schmucks(slang), scumbags(slang), scums, scuzzballs(slang), skunks(also skunk), sleazebags(slang), sleazeballs(slang), sleazes, slimeballs(slang), slimes, slobs, snakes, so-and-sos(or so-and-so's), sods(chiefly British), stinkards, stinkers, swine, toads, varmints, vermin barbarians, brutes, cavemen, Neanderthals, savagesloudmouths, vulgarianslowlifes(also lowlives), miscreants, rascals, rogues, roughnecks, scabs, scamps, scoundrels, villains, wretchesboobies, doofuses(also dufuses, slang), fools, jackasses, nincompoops, ninnies, nits(chiefly British), nitwits, nuts, schmoes(slang)airheads, birdbrains, blockheads, dinks(slang), dolts, dopes, dorks(slang), goons, half-wits, idiots, imbeciles, morons, turkeysbrats, insolents, nuisances, pests, snipssnobs, snoots, snotsdweebs(slang), nerds sons of guns heroes, heroines, idols, role modelsgentlemen, ladiesangels, saints to set or cause to be at an anglethe strong gust heeled the sailboat almost to the point of capsizing, but we managed to right it angles, cants, cocks, inclines, leans, lists, pitches, slants, slopes, tilts, tips banksbends, deviates, swerves, veersdeclines, descends, reclines, retreats evens, flattens, levels, straightens |