heeltap
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heel·tap
(hēl′tăp′)n.
1. A layer of leather or wood added to raise the heel of a shoe; a lift.
2. A small amount of liquor remaining in a container or drinking vessel.
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heeltap
(ˈhiːlˌtæp)n
1. (Clothing & Fashion) Also called: lift a layer of leather, etc, in the heel of a shoe
2. (Brewing) a small amount of alcoholic drink left at the bottom of a glass after drinking
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heel•tap
(ˈhilˌtæp)n.
a small portion of liquor remaining, as in a glass after drinking.
[1680–90]
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