Usually means: Replace worn heel of shoe.
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▸ verb:  (transitive) To fit (a shoe, stocking, etc.) with a replacement heel.

Similar:
heel, reshoe, refoot, regear, reimplace, rehead, reheal, reseat, rehem, retyre, more...

Opposite:
unheel, deheel, disheel

Types:
half-sole, full-sole, rubber heel, leather heel, composite heel, stacked heel, spike heel, wedge heel, platform heel, more...

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Similar:
heel, reshoe, refoot, regear, reimplace, rehead, reheal, reseat, rehem, retyre, more...

Opposite:
unheel, deheel, disheel

Types:
half-sole, full-sole, rubber heel, leather heel, composite heel, stacked heel, spike heel, wedge heel, platform heel, more...



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