to turn on one's heel
1turn (on one's) heel — turn sharply. → heel …
2turn on one's heel — ► turn (on one s) heel turn sharply. Main Entry: ↑heel …
3turn on one's heel — turn around suddenly The mailman turned on his heel when when he saw the large dog …
4turn on one's heel — Turn away from, leave, part company …
5turn on one's heel — {v. phr.} To turn around suddenly. * /When John saw Fred approaching him, he turned on his heel./ * /When little Tommy s big brother showed up, the bully turned on his heel./ …
6turn on one's heel — {v. phr.} To turn around suddenly. * /When John saw Fred approaching him, he turned on his heel./ * /When little Tommy s big brother showed up, the bully turned on his heel./ …
7turn\ on\ one's\ heel — v. phr. To turn around suddenly. When John saw Fred approaching him, he turned on his heel. When little Tommy s big brother showed up, the bully turned on his heel …
8turn on one's heel — I turn sharply around II see heel I …
9one's heel — To turn sharply round, to turn back or away ● heel …
10on one's heel — See: TURN ON ONE S HEEL …
