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Definition of Windy Wellington in English: Windy Wellingtonnoun NZ A nickname for the city of Wellington. there are four changes to the team which beat Argentina in Windy Wellington last weekend Example sentencesExamples - Windy Wellington gave us a welcome in style, and then the winds picked up as we drew close to the heads.
- The Springboks fell 41–20 to New Zealand in Windy Wellington last week.
- She was very out of place in Windy Wellington, where most people were dressed for the cold wind, which was a little cold today.
- Windy Wellington is a bonus for us, and we see the harbour as a fantastic gym, as a stadium for testing the boat in extreme conditions, but in a safe secluded environment.
- The denizens have the gall to go on about 'Windy Wellington', which actually has a far more even climate!
- Lunch was not in a flapping tent that was threatening to blow over in Windy Wellington, but in an actual building, and the best food I've ever had on any job.
- Thank you for letting me do outlandish things and wear short skirts in Windy Wellington.
- She channels Princess Diana in regal red as she arrives in Windy Wellington, but it's her baby prince who steals the show.
- Just returned to Auckland after our plane failed to land in Windy Wellington.
- Unfortunately, I didn't get the best night's sleep, as Windy Wellington really lived up to its name during the night.
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