heeltap
/ˈhilˌtæp/
noun
- A small piece of leather or rubber used to repair or reinforce the heel of a shoe.
- A loose heeltap can make a clicking sound when you walk.
- The cobbler replaced the worn heeltap on my favorite boots.
- She bought a pack of heeltaps to fix her dancing shoes.
- A small amount of liquor left in a glass after drinking.
- She left a heeltap of wine in her glass and pushed it away.
- The bartender poured out the heeltaps from the glasses at closing time.
- He finished the heeltap of whiskey before ordering another round.