heel-and-toe (hēl′ən-tō′) 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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heel-and-toe adj (Individual Sports, other than specified) of or denoting a style of walking in which the heel of the front foot touches the ground before the toes of the rear one leave it
vb (Motor Racing) (intr ) (esp in motor racing) to use the heel and toe of the same foot to operate the brake and accelerator
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heel′-and-toe′ adj. of or designating a pace, as in race-walking contests, in which the heel of the front foot touches the ground before the toes of the rear one leave it.
[1810–20]
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heel-and-toe Past participle: heel-and-toedGerund: heel-and-toeingImperative Present Preterite Present Continuous Present Perfect Past Continuous Past Perfect Future Future Perfect Future Continuous Present Perfect Continuous Future Perfect Continuous Past Perfect Continuous Conditional Past Conditional Imperative heel-and-toe heel-and-toe
Present I heel-and-toe you heel-and-toe he/she/it heel-and-toes we heel-and-toe you heel-and-toe they heel-and-toe
Preterite I heel-and-toed you heel-and-toed he/she/it heel-and-toed we heel-and-toed you heel-and-toed they heel-and-toed
Present Continuous I am heel-and-toeing you are heel-and-toeing he/she/it is heel-and-toeing we are heel-and-toeing you are heel-and-toeing they are heel-and-toeing
Present Perfect I have heel-and-toed you have heel-and-toed he/she/it has heel-and-toed we have heel-and-toed you have heel-and-toed they have heel-and-toed
Past Continuous I was heel-and-toeing you were heel-and-toeing he/she/it was heel-and-toeing we were heel-and-toeing you were heel-and-toeing they were heel-and-toeing
Past Perfect I had heel-and-toed you had heel-and-toed he/she/it had heel-and-toed we had heel-and-toed you had heel-and-toed they had heel-and-toed
Future I will heel-and-toe you will heel-and-toe he/she/it will heel-and-toe we will heel-and-toe you will heel-and-toe they will heel-and-toe
Future Perfect I will have heel-and-toed you will have heel-and-toed he/she/it will have heel-and-toed we will have heel-and-toed you will have heel-and-toed they will have heel-and-toed
Future Continuous I will be heel-and-toeing you will be heel-and-toeing he/she/it will be heel-and-toeing we will be heel-and-toeing you will be heel-and-toeing they will be heel-and-toeing
Present Perfect Continuous I have been heel-and-toeing you have been heel-and-toeing he/she/it has been heel-and-toeing we have been heel-and-toeing you have been heel-and-toeing they have been heel-and-toeing
Future Perfect Continuous I will have been heel-and-toeing you will have been heel-and-toeing he/she/it will have been heel-and-toeing we will have been heel-and-toeing you will have been heel-and-toeing they will have been heel-and-toeing
Past Perfect Continuous I had been heel-and-toeing you had been heel-and-toeing he/she/it had been heel-and-toeing we had been heel-and-toeing you had been heel-and-toeing they had been heel-and-toeing
Conditional I would heel-and-toe you would heel-and-toe he/she/it would heel-and-toe we would heel-and-toe you would heel-and-toe they would heel-and-toe
Past Conditional I would have heel-and-toed you would have heel-and-toed he/she/it would have heel-and-toed we would have heel-and-toed you would have heel-and-toed they would have heel-and-toed
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