heeled
Flush with cash
Heeled describes someone wearing heels: She was heeled in four-inch stilettos.
More commonly, it means equipped or supplied—originally with a weapon, now usually with money.
Well-heeled means wealthy or prosperous: a well-heeled neighborhood, well-heeled donors.
In older American slang, to be heeled was to be armed: He came heeled and ready for trouble.
Thin, high-heeled shoes
- pumpsLaceless dress shoes
- wedgesTapered pieces for leverage
- platformsElevated flat surfaces
- slingbacksShoes with heel straps
court shoes · ankle straps · t-straps · booties · mules · sandals · espadrilles · stacked
Having abundant financial resources
- moneyedHaving substantial wealth
- well-to-doHaving ample wealth
- prosperousEnjoying wealth and success
- richHaving much of something
flush · loaded · well-off · comfortable · privileged · monied · propertied · upscale
stilettos
Thin, high-heeled shoes
slingbacks · court shoes · ankle straps · t-straps · booties · mules · sandals · espadrilles · stacked · chunky
affluent
Having abundant financial resources
- moneyedHaving substantial wealth
- well-to-doHaving ample wealth
- prosperousEnjoying wealth and success
rich · flush · loaded · well-off · comfortable · privileged · monied · propertied · upscale · posh
listing
Recorded item in catalog
careening · tipping · lurching · angled · banked · yawing · capsizing · overturning · pitching · rolling
heeledflat
Lacking vertical variation
platform · heelless · flatfoot · flatfooted · low-profile
heeledbroke
Lacking any funds
penniless · poor · flat broke · destitute · impoverished
heeledunarmed
Having no weapons
weaponless · defenseless · unprotected · unequipped · unpacking
- high heelsElevated women's shoes
- head over heelsUtterly and deeply enamored
- boot heelRaised rear sole section
- to heelTrained to follow closely
- Achilles' heelCritical personal weakness
- Achilles heelSingular fatal vulnerability
heel, heels, heeling, head over heels, reheeled, reheel, high-heeled