wellington /ˈwel.ɪŋ.tən/ noun [C usually plural] UK (UK ALSO ˌwellington ˈboot, UK INFORMAL wellie, US OR AUSTRALIAN ENGLISH ˌrubber ˈboot)
► F0 a waterproof boot that reaches almost to the knees: » He left his muddy wellingtons outside the back door.See picture: wellington/rubber boot 
Thesaurus+: ↑Shoes and shoemaking
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