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Definition of well
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of well is as below...
Well (v. i.) A pit or hole sunk into the earth to such a depth as to reach a
supply
of
water,
generally
of a
cylindrical
form, and often
walled
with stone or
bricks
to
prevent
the earth from
caving
in..
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Favorable
::
Favorable
(n.)
Beautiful;
well-favored.
Well-nigh
::
Well-nigh
(adv.)
Almost;
nearly.
Streetwalker
::
Street
(a.)
Originally,
a paved way or road; a
public
highway;
now
commonly,
a
thoroughfare
in a city or
village,
bordered
by
dwellings
or
business
houses..
Underwrite
::
Underwrite
(v. t.) To
subscribe
one's name to for
insurance,
especially
for
marine
insurance;
to write one's name
under,
or set one's name to, as a
policy
of
insurance,
for the
purpose
of
becoming
answerable
for loss or
damage,
on
consideration
of
receiving
a
certain
premium
per cent; as,
individuals,
as well as
companies,
may
underwrite
policies
of
insurance..
Muscular
::
Muscular
(a.) Well
furnished
with
muscles;
having
well-developed
muscles;
brawny;
hence,
strong;
powerful;
vigorous;
as, a
muscular
body or arm..
Lar
::
Lar (n.) A
tutelary
deity;
a
deceased
ancestor
regarded
as a
protector
of the
family.
The
domestic
Lares were the
tutelar
deities
of a
house;
household
gods.
Hence,
Eng.:
Hearth
or
dwelling
house..
Steen
::
Steen (n.) A wall of
brick,
stone,
or
cement,
used as a
lining,
as of a well,
cistern,
etc.; a
steening..
Aposteme
::
Aposteme
(n.) An
abscess;
a
swelling
filled
with
purulent
matter.
Fallowness
::
Fallowness
(n.) A well or
opening,
through
the
successive
floors
of a
warehouse
or
manufactory,
through
which goods are
raised
or
lowered..
Home
::
Home (a.) Of or
pertaining
to one's
dwelling
or
country;
domestic;
not
foreign;
as home
manufactures;
home
comforts.
Bore
::
Bore (v. i.) To make a hole or
perforation
with, or as with, a
boring
instrument;
to cut a
circular
hole by the
rotary
motion
of a tool; as, to bore for water or oil (i. e., to sink a well by
boring
for water or oil); to bore with a
gimlet;
to bore into a tree (as
insects)..
Eavesdropping
::
Eavesdropping
(n.) The habit of
lurking
about
dwelling
houses,
and other
places
where
persons
meet fro
private
intercourse,
secretly
listening
to what is said, and then
tattling
it
abroad.
The
offense
is
indictable
at
common
law..
Decent
::
Decent
(a.)
Comely;
shapely;
well-formed.
Emphasis
::
Emphasis
(n.) A
peculiar
impressiveness
of
expression
or
weight
of
thought;
vivid
representation,
enforcing
assent;
as, to dwell on a
subject
with great
emphasis..
Show
::
Show (v. i.) To have a
certain
appearance,
as well or ill, fit or
unfit;
to
become
or suit; to
appear..
Approve
::
Approve
(v. t.) To
regard
as good; to
commend;
to be
pleased
with; to think well of; as, we
approve
the
measured
of the
administration..
Veronica
::
Veronica
(n.) A genus
scrophulariaceous
plants;
the
speedwell.
See
Speedwell.
Politic
::
Politic
(a.)
Pertaining
to, or
promoting,
a
policy,
especially
a
national
policy;
well-devised;
adapted
to its end,
whether
right or
wrong;
-- said of
things;
as, a
politic
treaty..
Oat
::
Oat (n.) A
well-known
cereal
grass
(Avena
sativa),
and its
edible
grain;
--
commonly
used in the
plural
and in a
collective
sense..
Sink
::
Sink (v. t.) To make (a
depression)
by
digging,
delving,
or
cutting,
etc.; as, to sink a pit or a well; to sink a die..
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