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Well

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speaker

Meaning

Adv

●
Accurately,
, satisfactorily.
●
Completely, fully.
●
To a significant degree.
●
In British English:
Very (as a
intensifier).
●
In a
;
one could
;
;
; advantageously.

Adj

●
In good health.
●
Good, content.
●
Prudent; good; well-advised.
●
In Bermudian English:
Good to
;
, delicious.

Intj

●
Used to
a
or situation.
●
An
of
(often
or
and spoken in a
intonation).
●
An
of indignance.
●
Used in
to
the
of
to
something.
●
Used in
to
,
at the
of a
to a
;
ed pause.
●
Used as a greeting
●
Used as a
to
an
from someone
to
.

Noun

●
A
into the
as a
of water,
,
or other fluids.
●
A place where a
such as water
; a spring.
●
A small
for
or other objects.
●
A
of supply.
●
In Nautical:
A
,
in a
,
the
part of the
, through which the
operate.
●
In Nautical:
The
of a sailboat.
●
In Nautical:
A
the
of a
, made
at the
, but having
in
to
water to keep
while they are
to market.
●
In Nautical:
A
in the
into which an
may be
the water.
●
In Military:
A
or
in the
, in
, from which
or galleries.
●
In Architecture:
An
through the
of a
,
a
or an
; a wellhole.
●
The
between the
and the
in a courtroom.
●
The lower part of a
, into which the
falls.
●
A well drink.
●
In Video games & Tetris:
The
of Tetris and
, into which the
fall.
●
In Biology:
In a
, each of the small
or
which
as test tubes.
●
In Graphical user interface:
The
of an
that
tabs.

Verb

●
To
forth, as water from the
; to
; to spring.
●
To have something
the surface.
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Origin

well
English
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weallan
Old English (ca. 450-1100)
wel
Middle English (1100-1500)
well
Old English (ca. 450-1100)
Sourced from
Etym

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