Heels

The shoes which give tallness

Wow, this girl is so tall!
- not really, she's just wearing heels.

by nosoulnoproblem December 17, 2021

heels up

Refers to a woman on her back, usually naked, with her legs spread and feet in the air (i.e her heels are up in the air) and ready to engage in sexual intercourse.

I was hoping he'd fall "head over heels" in love with me, but all he was interested in was heels up, i.e. heels over head.

by Jack2fkr December 24, 2009

Heels over head

To be so in love with someone, that head over heels is not enough. You are crazy in love. You are literally and figuratively upside down in love, hence "heels over head." Crazy awesome love.

Bernard loves Harriet so much that he is "heels over head."

by Bill Brasky 913 February 14, 2010

heels and buns

That stash of bread heels and hot dog/burger buns your mom keeps and tries to pass off as toast when she forgot to buy real bread at the store. Usually kept in the emergency cabinet next to the powdered milk.

Hey Ma ! Your heels and buns are getting moldy.Can I please give them to the birds now?

by wolfbait51 May 11, 2011

heels to jesus

Heels to Jesus

One of the nicer ways to to describe the penetration of the vagina via the penis. This phrase is best used around family and any other people who may find the words sex, fuck, bang, poke, pork, smash, ram, bump nasties, mix your milk with my coco puffs, and intercourse offensive. To be used judiciously among friends, families, and people you have sex with. There is not a more respectable way of describing the bump and grind than saying you've gone "heels to Jesus."

"Bro, I went heels to Jesus with Becky last night! I swear I had her speaking in tongues."

by _NoneOfYourDamnBusiness_ April 20, 2015

Heels over Head

When a woman is laying on her back with her legs open and in the air during sexual intercourse.
Spin off of 'Head over Heels'.

Girl: "I'm straight Head over Heels for my man."
Other Girl: "Damn i'm just Heels over Head for mine...😏"

by pussyfootprincess August 23, 2020

Heels Down

A term in equestrianism to remind the rider to keep their heels down to better stabilise themselves in the saddle.
Most commonly used in English riding.

Instructor - heels down, sit up straight!

by TheBigIrishGrey December 17, 2020