Definitions for "Heeling"
When an archer places pressure too low on the grip, maybe caused by too low a wrist position.
The practice of applying bow hand pressure low on the bow grip.
Archer places pressure that is too low on the bow handle.
When the dog works the stock from behind, usually nipping the lower leg to move the stock. This is an instinctive working characteristic of some stockdogs, and occurs most often when working cattle.
A handling technique by which the handler controls the dog in heel position through any portion of a course.
the placing of a cockfighting weapon on a gamecock's spur. It is sometimes referred to as an art.
The square part of the lower end of a mast, through which the fid-hole is made.
Hitting with the inside of the glove or butt of the hand. It is a foul.
Heeling is the lean caused by the wind's force on the sails of a sailing vessel. See the description under Sailing.