Definition of down-at-heeled in English:

down-at-heeled

adjective ˌdaʊnətˈhiːld

rare

Late 19th century; earliest use found in Orrville (Ohio) Crescent. From down + at + heeled, after down at heel.

adjectiveˌdaʊnətˈhiːld

rare

Late 19th century; earliest use found in Orrville (Ohio) Crescent. From down + at + heeled, after down at heel.

单词	down-at-heeled
释义	Definition of down-at-heeled in English: down-at-heeled adjective ˌdaʊnətˈhiːld rare Characterized by shabbiness, disrepair, neglect, or destitution. Origin Late 19th century; earliest use found in Orrville (Ohio) Crescent. From down + at + heeled, after down at heel. Definition of down-at-heeled in US English: down-at-heeled adjectiveˌdaʊnətˈhiːld rare Characterized by shabbiness, disrepair, neglect, or destitution. Origin Late 19th century; earliest use found in Orrville (Ohio) Crescent. From down + at + heeled, after down at heel.
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