heel idioms

Study the following expressions, all of which have the word heel in them. Their meanings are also provided. At one’s heels When you have someone at your heels, they are walking close behind you. Drag one’s heels To drag your heels is to do something unwillingly and with deliberate delay. To follow on the heels …

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Here is a list of idiomatic expressions using the word heels. At someone’s heels When you are at someone’s heels, you are just behind them. The mother pushed her way through the crowd, her kids at her heels. Bring / call someone to heel To bring or call someone to heel is to make them …

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