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    Wel·ly
    /ˈwelē/

    noun

    • 1. short for wellington
    • 2. power or vigor: "I like big, fat voices with plenty of welly"
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  3. noun. informal. Also calledwelly boot -lies a Wellington boot. slang. energy, concentration, or commitment (esp in the phrase give it some welly ) Discover More. Word History and Origins. Origin of welly 1. First recorded in 1960–65; Well (ington boot) ( def ) + -y 2 ( def ) Discover More. Example Sentences.

    • Wellington Boot

      Wellington boot definition: a leather boot with the front...

    • Welp

      Welp definition: an informal variant of well used to...

  4. noun. wel· lie ˈwe-lē. variants or welly. plural wellies. often capitalized. chiefly British. : wellington usually used in plural. Examples of wellie in a Sentence.

  5. WELLY definition: 1. informal for wellington UK 2. informal for wellington UK. Learn more.

  6. May 23, 2024 · noun. 1. Also called: welly boot Word forms: plural -lies informal. a Wellington boot. 2. slang. energy, concentration, or commitment (esp in the phrase give it some welly ) Collins English Dictionary. Copyright © HarperCollins Publishers. Examples of 'welly' in a sentence. welly.

  7. welly meaning, definition, what is welly: a wellington (=kind of boot): Learn more.

  8. Define welly. welly synonyms, welly pronunciation, welly translation, English dictionary definition of welly. also wel·ly n. pl. wel·lies A Wellington boot. American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, Fifth Edition.

  9. Jul 4, 2023 · ( uncountable, informal) Force or effort. Come on! Put some welly into it! Alternative forms [ edit] wellie. Derived terms [ edit] welly whanging. give it some welly. green welly brigade. welly it. Translations [ edit] Wellington boot — see Wellington boot. ± force on a pedal or increase to any fuel or power for an engine or motor.

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