What is another word for gumboots?
Pronunciation: [ɡˈʌmbuːts] (IPA) 
Gumboots are a type of sturdy rubber boots that are used to protect the feet from getting wet or muddy. They are also known as wellingtons, rubber boots, rain boots, galoshes, or muck boots. Wellingtons are named after the Duke of Wellington, who popularized them during the 19th century. Rubber boots are a more generic term used to describe any type of waterproof boots made from rubber or similar materials. Rain boots are another common synonym for gumboots and are often used in urban settings. Galoshes, on the other hand, refer to a type of waterproof overshoe that is worn over normal shoes to protect them from rain or snow. Muck boots, as the name suggests, are designed to protect the feet from muddy and wet conditions.
