Associations to the word «Waterloo»
Noun
- Kitchener
- Wilfrid
- Bra
- Wellington
- Wellesley
- Napoleon
- Prussian
- Trafalgar
- Guildford
- Ontario
- Piccadilly
- Iowa
- Salamanca
- Cedar
- Abba
- Exeter
- Bournemouth
- Bonaparte
- Hussar
- Battle
- Brussels
- Seneca
- Thames
- Eton
- Xviii
- Epsom
- Mennonite
- Jena
- Windsor
- Hawk
- Alton
- Portsmouth
- Mcgill
- Nanotechnology
- Dragoon
- Fayette
- Crosby
- Pall
- Hammersmith
- Southampton
- Rapid
- Embankment
- Falls
- Wr
- Hampstead
- Perimeter
- Grenadier
- Riding
- Bourbon
- Eurovision
- Wimbledon
- Battlefield
- Poole
- Sioux
- Carleton
- Allies
- Ottawa
- Pyrenees
- Bs
- Train
- Wilfred
- Guards
- Viaduct
- Salisbury
- Greyhound
- Cavalry
- Whitehall
- Terminus
- Niagara
- Barrie
- Bridge
- Mont
- Sharpe
- Defeat
- Huron
- Aldershot
- Canada
- Kingston
- Toulouse
- Calgary
- Westminster
- London
- Toulon
- Belgian
- Perth
- Toronto
- Junction
Verb
Wiktionary
WATERLOO, proper noun. The name of any of several villages, towns, and cities around the world.
WATERLOO, proper noun. A battle fought at Waterloo, Belgium on June 18, 1815, resulting in the epic, final defeat of Napoleon Bonaparte.
WATERLOO, noun. A notable and decisive defeat for an individual; often in the phrase “to meet one’s Waterloo”.
WATERLOO CRACKER, noun. (dated) A kind of explosive cracker, pulled at both ends.
Dictionary definition
WATERLOO, noun. A town in central Belgium where in 1815 Napoleon met his final defeat.
WATERLOO, noun. A final crushing defeat; "he met his waterloo".
WATERLOO, noun. The battle on 18 June 1815 in which Prussian and British forces under Blucher and the Duke of Wellington routed the French forces under Napoleon.
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