heel-and-toe (h l  n-t  )adj. Characterized by a stride in which the heel of one foot touches ground before the toe of the other foot is lifted, as in walking races. |
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| There are heel-and-toe steps; feet stamping; heels clicking together. During the driving portion of the package, professional instructors at Jim Russell teach students real racing techniques -- like heel-and-toe down shifting and passing under high-speed racing conditions. The show's close, however, Fin de Fiesta, brought back the scorching Ortega, whose memory lingered long after his staccato bursts of brazen heel-and-toe tapping faded into the heat of the summer night. |
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