Heels
Both words in one sentence
- What she means is, it's about time somebody knocked those heels back on their axis!
Source: Film / All Through the Night -
Her powerset means she doesn't have to worry about running or balancing in heels, but she often foregoes them anyway.
Source: Combat Stilettos - Interestingly enough, nowadays "empecinado" means "really stubborn" in Spain (and it's even got a verb counterpart, "empecinarse", "to dig one's heels").
Source: Red Baron / Real Life
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