wellie
1Wellie — Flecken Steyerberg Koordinaten …
2wellie — (slang) ▪ To put one s foot down heavily on the accelerator ▪ To put all one s efforts and energy into what one is doing ● welly * * * wellie see welly …
3wellie — [wel′ē] n. pl. wellies [wel′ē] n. [Brit. Informal] WELLINGTON1 (sense 2)usually used in pl.: also welly [wel′ē] n. wellies * * * wel·lie also wel·ly (wĕlʹē) n …
4wellie — [wel′ē] n. pl. wellies [wel′ē] n. [Brit. Informal] WELLINGTON1 (sense 2)usually used in pl.: also welly [wel′ē] n. wellies …
5wellie — I. welly n British 1a. force, impetus, power. The word often occurs in the phrase give it some wellie . 1b. brute strength, brawn as opposed to brain ► It was just welly, welly, welly. The ball must have been screaming for mercy. (Ron Yates… …
6wellie — UK [ˈwelɪ] / US noun [countable] Word forms wellie : singular wellie plural wellies British informal a rubber or plastic boot that does not let water in • give it some wellie …
7wellie — well|ie [ weli ] noun count BRITISH a WELLINGTON give it some wellie SPOKEN used for telling someone to use more physical effort …
8Wellie wanging — Wellie wanging, or wellie throwing, is a sport that originated in Britain, most likely in the county of Yorkshire. Competitors are required to hurl a Wellington boot as far as possible within boundary lines, from a standing or running start. A… …
9wellie — or welly noun (plural wellies) Usage: often capitalized Etymology: by shortening & alteration Date: 1961 chiefly British Wellington usually used in plural …
10wellie — wel|lie [ˈweli] n BrE informal a ↑wellington …
