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cool your heels cool (one's) heelsTo wait, sometimes so that one becomes calmer or more composed. You need to cool your heels for a minute and stop yelling at the staff—they didn't do anything wrong. We were excited, but we had to cool our heels when the release date for the new game got pushed back.See also: cool, heelcool your heels be kept waiting. A British variant of this is kick your heels .See also: cool, heelˌcool your ˈheels (informal) be kept waiting: The bank manager had asked to see her at four o’clock but she had to sit cooling her heels for almost 45 minutes.See also: cool, heel |