blue heelers
blue heelers is the plural of blue heeler.
Meaning of blue heeler
Noun
blue heeler (plural blue heelers)
- A blue-coated variety of the Australian Cattle Dog breed.
- Shorty the Sixth, as he was sometimes called, had been a very winning puppy, and they had kept him at home until he began to exhibit the same tendencies that Duane's blue heelers always exhibited, that is, a tendency to herd children in the same way they would have herded cattle or sheep: they...2003, Larry McMurtry, Duane's Depressed, page 75
- A police officer.
- “Take a gander son, but be quick about it,” he said lighting a cigarette. “The blue heelers come by here and start snoopin about.”2008, Deborah N. David, The Janus Project, page 382
Questions about blue heelers
- What is blue heelers the plural of?
- Blue heelers is the plural of blue heeler.
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