Modifies a noun

• visitor: Suitability: Sophisticated and expensive, it attracts a high proportion of well-heeled visitors from USA, Japan and Europe.

• tourist: In the West, the country is known mostly for its desert island beauty that attracts more than 300,000 well-heeled tourists a year.

• resident: In its heyday, the bonde took the well-heeled residents from their fine Portuguese colonial-style mansions to work in the Centro district below.

• customer: But efforts to bring back the more well-heeled customer have been mixed.

• woman: There have been several well-heeled women with flats to rent on its books.

• family: Being from a well-heeled family, Orson went to the Todd Seminary for Boys, which had a fully equipped theater.

Modifying Another Word

• only: Entry-level recreational fun from Volkswagen starts from £ 34,000, so only well-heeled former hippies need apply.