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How To Spell cooled one heels?

How to Pronounce cooled one heels?

Correct pronunciation for the word "cooled one heels" is [kˈuːld wˈɒn hˈiːlz], [kˈuːld wˈɒn hˈiːlz], [k_ˈuː_l_d w_ˈɒ_n h_ˈiː_l_z].

What are the misspellings for cooled one heels?

  • xooled one heels,
  • vooled one heels,
  • fooled one heels,
  • dooled one heels,
  • cioled one heels,
  • ckoled one heels,
  • cloled one heels,
  • cpoled one heels,
  • c0oled one heels,
  • c9oled one heels,
  • coiled one heels,
  • cokled one heels,
  • colled one heels,
  • copled one heels,
  • co0led one heels,
  • co9led one heels,
  • cooked one heels,
  • cooped one heels,
  • coooed one heels,
  • coolwd one heels

What is the present tense of Cooled one heels?

  • The personal forms of the verb "cooled one's heels" in the present tense are as follows:

  • - I cool my heels

  • - You cool your heels

  • - He cools his heels

  • - She cools her heels

  • - It cools its heels

  • - We cool our heels

  • - You cool your heels

  • - They cool their heels

    • What is the past tense of Cooled one heels?

  • The past tense forms of "cooled one's heels" are as follows:

  • Singular:

  • 1. I cooled my heels.

  • 2. You cooled your heels.

  • 3. He cooled his heels.

  • 4. She cooled her heels.

  • 5. It cooled its heels.

  • Plural:

  • 1. We cooled our heels.

  • 2. You cooled your heels.

  • 3. They cooled their heels.

  • Note: "Cooled one's heels" is an idiomatic expression meaning to wait impatiently or restlessly

    • What is the adjective for cooled one heels?

    The adjective form of "cooled one's heels" is "cooled".

    Usage over time for cooled one heels:

    This graph shows how "cooled one heels" have occurred between 1800 and 2008 in a corpus of English books.

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