Wellington is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for WELLINGTON in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a type of waterproof boot
• a knee-length waterproof rubber or plastic boot.
• the capital of New Zealand, situated at the southern tip of the North Island; population 179,463 (2006). It became the capital in 1865, when the seat of government was moved from Auckland.
• British general and statesman; he defeated Napoleon at Waterloo; subsequently served as Prime Minister (1769-1852)
• (19th century) a man\'s high tasseled boot

Words related to WELLINGTON

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Words that contain WELLINGTON

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How to use WELLINGTON in a sentence

• The Duke of Wellington of course uttered his warning protest, and was listened to more from his fame as a warrior than from his merits as a speaker.
• There his Grace of Wellington is sometimes to be seen with a fair lady under his arm.
• Uncle Wellington pulled a hoe from under the house, and took his way wearily to the potato patch.
• Johnson took uncle Wellington to visit some of the neighbors who had come from North Carolina before the war.
• PATCHA I wonder can it be the Duke of Wellington? Dannux Touhy, I mean.
• He was defeated in the battle of Waterloo by the Duke of Wellington, and died in exile on the isle of St.
• Farther, it was put to Sir George that an attack on Wellington was the evident object.
• As it was, however, Massena had a force of about 62,000 men when he first put himself in motion against Lord Wellington.
• Massena, however, had only made the march which Wellington foresaw he would make, and he now commenced a retreat towards Lisbon.
• Against this force Wellington could only oppose 76,000 men, not one half of which were British, and but some eighty-four pieces of cannon.
• Thus abandoned by his ministers, the king sent for the Duke of Wellington, and commissioned him to reconstruct the cabinet.
• It would demand a stronger man even than the Duke of Wellington to effect that object.
• At the same time he could not acquit the Duke of Wellington and Mr.
• Almeida, Ciudad Rodrigo, and Badajoz, fell into the hands of the British general, then Lord Wellington.
• Wellington obtained an extraordinary influence in the councils of successive British sovereigns, and became one of the most active and potential politicians in Europe.
• He instructed the Duke of Wellington to resist the proposal of France, and to insist upon non-intercession.
• But in a moment he forgot that Pat existed, for in the yard stood the Duke of Wellington, so named in honor of his Roman nose.
• The Duke of Wellington has not sufficient fat in his composition to grease his own Wellington-boots.
• And yet, while Nelson and McClellan won all hearts, not one single private had either for Wellington or Grant any warmer sentiment than respect.
• If his military characteristics are compared with those of so great a soldier as Wellington, it will be seen that in many respects they run on parallel lines.
• A deputation of the Friends of Colonization waited upon the Duke of Wellington to urge that New Zealand should be acquired and settled.
• Arthur Wellesley, Duke of Wellington, is the fourth son of Garret, second Earl of Mornington, by Anne, the eldest daughter of Arthur Hill, Viscount Dungannon.
• But the charge of personal treachery was afterwards put in a shape which compelled the Duke of Wellington to take a very different notice of it.
• Jean, where Wellington was posted with the British army.
• But even Wellington at Waterloo could not be also Sir Robert Peel at Westminster.

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