Walmart Heel fan 

A University of North Carolina fan whom one would expect to root for North Carolina State University based on social class and decorum.

Did you see that Walmart Heel fan drive his John Deere tractor into the bass fishing pond?

Walmart Heel fan by Mike Hogwood December 29, 2007

pumped up heel 

An aged slut often dressed in provocative and or revealing clothing along with open-toed high heels (with straps) a size or two too small creating instant hammertoe.

Tom's mom is a pumped up heel because she tried to grab my dong under the dinner table. She smells like poon and hairspray.

pumped up heel by Karine A January 19, 2014

biscuit heel 

Derogatory term for negroes...referring to their doughy-looking heel as they appear while standing.

Daaaaamn....look at that fat-ass biscuit heel!

biscuit heel by Ifling Pooatu January 2, 2004

High heel driver 

Often a woman, someone who puts their own beauty or wellbeing over others' safety.
Called a 'High heel driver' because it's dangerous to drive with high heels, but women often feel pretty in them.

1) I saw a car crash yesterday!
2) Really?
1) Yeah, it was caused by this high heel driver, she was going to a party.
2) What a bitch.

High heel driver by JariPinda June 9, 2018

high heel neck 

A condition where the area under the chin, starting at the top of the neck moving towards the chin, comes down at an angle and then bends to horizontal, causing the neck/"under-chin" area to assume the shape of the sole of a high heel shoe.

Some of the most attractive women often have a high heel neck.

high heel neck by He who knows11 September 8, 2019

shit heel 

Anything that is on your heel is not a good thing so when you have shit on your heel thats a bad situation or a bad place to be, a horse stable.

This is a shit heel town.

shit heel by Michael E. June 11, 2006

ferret at the heel 

This is a well known yorkshirism. The etymology of this word dates back to the 16th century when the then monarchs would descend upon the northern territories in order to further their hunts. It was a well known practise for them to disguise themselves as 'peasants' by donning stolen goods they would take from their subjects and covering their faces with ash from the fire. They would add a ferret at their heel to complete the picture and ensure that none in the villages would suspect their entry. The ferret was meant to symbolise earth and good nature amongst the then pagan beliefs which had percolated through the northern territories. After completing this disguise the regent would take to stalking the lower classes for prey.

If I'd have seen the ferret at the heel, things would have been different.

ferret at the heel by Ahistorian July 22, 2011