stiletto
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4.8
- noun
- /stəˈlɛtoʊ/
:
tacón de aguja
- The fashion show featured models strutting down the runway in eye-catching stiletto heels.
- stiletto heel
- wear stilettos
- stiletto shoes
She went from hot ass stilettos to like, yeah, basic ass Chuck.
- She went from hot ass stilettos to like, yeah, basic ass Chuck.
- Her most memorable line was about applying her stiletto heels to stomping on those countries.
- We wasn't there to get our education, but we was there to look good, to walk in stilettos, pumps in the club.
- Flip flops, stilettos, housecoat, church hat.
- It was a dude, a girl in a stiletto step on stepping on a dude's Dick with the pointy part, and the pointy part broke through his cock.
Examples
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Stilettos require constant balance from the upper leg, causing the muscles of the backside... to tense and appear pert and ready for mating.
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I'll be putting on my favorite pair of stilettos, wearing my shortest dress, and going bar-hopping.
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l think that l needed a really nice pair of heels... and these got the little stiletto thing going on.
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My dark blue stiletto sandals are amazing for weddings and you can really dance all night in them.
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The sound that their stilettos make in the marble lobby.
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He likes me without the dress and the makeup and the stiletto heels.
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And she started to take her right-foot shoe off, with its stiletto heel.
Fiction book (1994) -
As usual, she was dressed in her navy-blue suit with her lace-trimmed white blouse and stiletto shoes, practically her work uniform.
Fiction book (2002) -
Another is Tina Turner, all long legs and stiletto heels and a micro-mini skirt with fringe.
Fiction book (2002) -
I found my mother's green, stiletto-heeled slippers and flopped over to the full-length mirror to admire.
Fiction book (1991)
Synonyms
51
2.7
Shoes for women with a raised back that lifts the back of the foot above the toes
6
2.7
A woman's shoe that raises the back of the foot high
4
2.7
A shoe with a high heel that makes the heel higher than the toes
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Etymology
Stiletto for the high, thin shoe heel was borrowed from that small dagger. People called the heel a stiletto because it looks like a 'sharp point' from the old word stilus, so stilettos are heels that are very thin and pointed.