High-heeled (adjective)

1. Having a heel that is relatively high in comparison to the sole of the shoe.
2. Having a heel that is higher than the sole of the shoe.

Origin:

The term high-heeled is used to describe shoes that have a heel that is relatively high in comparison to the sole of the shoe.

Examples:

1. She wore high-heeled shoes to the party.
2. The high-heeled boots were stylish but not very comfortable.
3. The model was wearing a pair of high-heeled shoes on the runway.
4. High-heeled shoes can be difficult to walk in.
5. The high-heeled pumps were a popular choice among women in the 1950s.