(to be) a heel In english explanation

The meaning, explanation, definition and origin of the idiom/phrase "(to be) a heel", English Idiom Dictionary ( also found in Vietnamese )

author Jimmy Hung calendar 2019-12-06 07:12

Meaning of (to be) a heel

Synonyms:

clown , creep , lout , boor , bounder

(to be) a heel informal

a ​person who ​treats other ​people ​badly and ​unfairly, a despicable person

Whether he was a heel or a good guy, I always respected the work that he did

Edge was a heel whose character was basically downright evil

Though he was a heel, his amusing verbal skills led many fans to cheer The Rock

Other phrases about:

Once a whore, always a whore

It is believed that someone who has engaged in immoral behavior will always be be prone to it

King Grod

Used to refer to a man who is very unpleasant

every man to his taste

Each person has different interests that need to be respected.

prim and proper

If you describe someone as prim and proper, they have very traditional, morally conservative beliefs and behavior.

(as) artful as a wagonload of monkeys

Extremely clever, cunning or mischievous

Grammar and Usage of (to be) a heel

More examples:

Former Prez thinks Trump is a heel

One is a bore and the other is a heel

Cena was a heel and heels lie

If Roman was a heel then they can use all this booing to feed him as a heel

how they were cheering him despite him being a heel

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have a romantic or sexual relationship with or marry someone much younger than oneself.
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