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spike heel

[spahyk heel] / ˈspaɪk ˈhil /
NOUN
narrow tall shoe heel
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A: It’s actually Jimmy Choos with a spike heel that I love.

From Washington Post

The mighty Valkyries don’t fly through the sky, but bray around a waiting room in spike heels, flame-colored nouveau riche outfits and cosmetic surgery bandages.

From New York Times

Emmanuelle Alt, the editor of French Vogue for a decade, with her sweep of rock star hair obscuring one eye, her skinny jeans, spike heels and military jackets?

From New York Times

It shows a burly, bearded man — a bear — fancied up and prancing in curvy platinum wig, billowy dress and spike heels, mimicking Johnson’s statue.

From Los Angeles Times

Platform spike heels become an obvious metaphor for relearning how to strut.

From New York Times