welly
/ˈwɛli/
noun
- A waterproof rubber or plastic boot, typically reaching up to the knee, worn to keep feet dry in wet or muddy conditions.
- I put on my wellies before walking the dog through the muddy field.
- The children splashed in puddles wearing their bright yellow wellies.
- Farmers often wear wellies to work in the barn and the fields.
- Energy, force, or effort, especially when applied to a task or action.
- If you want to open that jar, you'll need to use a bit more welly.
- Come on, give it some welly! We need to finish this project by noon.
- He put a lot of welly into the kick and sent the ball flying over the goal.