WELLINGTON

WELLINGTON


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Word: wellington
Word origin: early 19th century: named after the 1st Duke of Wellington (see Wellington, 1st Duke of).
Phonetic: ˈwɛlɪŋtən
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a knee-length waterproof rubber or plastic boot.


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Beef (a steak fillet)
New Zealand
Waterloo victor
Capital of New Zealand.
My name is John ___ Wells, I'm a dealer in magic and spells ...
New Zealand capital.
Victor at Waterloo.
The Iron Duke
New Zealand's capital.
Rubber boot
Boot
Duke's boot
Copenhagen's rider
Tactician becomes musician
Kind of boot
Former P.M.
Statesman with 'Duke'?
With bandleader in capital
Healthy and popular, with good weight? Capital
See 3
8 later dealt with the 9 10 at 11
Duke with capital
General service footwear
General still a duke, even if losing his head
Capital way to serve beef tenderloin
Those on 22 when leaking punt consumed by an ocean?
Point to one duke or another
Something afoot in the capital
Rising fashion in footwear
See 24
See 2
Rising to the surface and new: stifling to boot
Gushing in 5 about nice top footwear
Leader in biathlon certainly runs
Pilgrims briefly climbing through hot oil to attain their goal?
With temperature dropping, bury dead
Missing a Mexican drink before a French salad
Fly towards north, covering short distance in old bomber
Navy-bottomed bathrobe material that's reduced to boot
Military commander gained victory over significant leader going east
Spring fashion involves wearing a bit of Gucci footwear
Duke is on good terms with Government heavyweight
A famous Peruvian has more than one way of serving beef
Anglo-Irish Duke or Welsh Duke?
Wife with one 24 down or another
No gent will put out for an item of footwear




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