heel

[1]	dog , follow (closely) , shadow , chase , pursue
[2]	list
[3]	reheel

[1]	end , butt/tail/fag (end) , stump , remainder , remnant , rind , crust
[2]	cad , scoundrel , swine , rogue , scamp , philanderer , (Old-fashioned) worm , knave , (Mainly Brit) blackguard , (Colloq) (Brit) rotter , (Old-fashioned) bounder , (Slang) bastard , (Brit) sod
[3]	down at heel , cad , bounder , (US) down at the heels , poor , blackguard , dog , destitute , impoverished , hound , down and out , on (one's) uppers , in straitened circumstances , shabby , seedy , dowdy , run-down , slovenly , (Brit) out at elbows , (US) out at the elbows , (Colloq) broke , strapped
[4]	take to (one's) heels , take flight , flee , escape , run off/away , show a clean pair of heels , (Colloq) split , (Brit) do a moonlight flit , (US) take a (run-out) powder , fly the coop , (Australian/New Zealand) shoot through