heellessness

English

Etymology

heelless +‎ -ness

Noun

heellessness (uncountable)

1. Absence of a heel or heels.
   • 1971, James Playsted Wood, This little pig: the story of marketing, page 128:

     Spiked heels collapse to heellessness or stretch into knee boots. Nylon stockings become leotard encasements.

   • 1963, Science Digest, volumes 53-54, page 21:

     Even co-eds like to pad around in sneakers, if they are accustomed to low heels, or heellessness. But that's quite a big "if." Remember, your heel tendon shortens with the wearing of higher heels […]