Cross and Waterloo

Cross

Cross noun - A test of faith, patience, or strength.

Waterloo and cross are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Waterloo" instead a noun "Cross".

Waterloo

Waterloo noun - A final crushing defeat.
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Synonyms for Waterloo

Cross and Waterloo are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Cross" instead a noun "Waterloo".

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  • Waterloo Road: The review describing this show as being set in a town resembling a cross between Dante's Inferno and Baghdad was uncannily accurate.
  • Film / Thor: The Dark World You can get a mainline train to Greenwich from Charing Cross above ground via Waterloo East and London Bridge, but you certainly can't get there in three stops on an Underground train.
  • Various real mottoes and incidents are also mentioned that can help knowledgeable readers trace the regiment.note For example, the regiment participated in the Stirrup Charge at Waterloo, and one of its Victoria Cross winners was Piper George Findlater.
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