Meaning of well

Well

Common

noun

•

A

into the

as a

of water,

,

or other

.

•

A

where a

such as water

; a

.

•

A

for

or other

.

•

A

of

.

•

In Nautical:

A

,

in a

,

the

part of the

, through which the

.

•

In Nautical:

The

of a

.

•

In Nautical:

A

in the middle of

the

of a

, made

at the

, but

in

to

water to

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

.

•

In Architecture:

An

through the

of a

,

a

or an

; a

.

•

The

between the

and the

in a

.

•

The

part of a

, into which the

.

•

A

.

•

In Video games:

The

of

and

, into which the

.

•

In Biology:

In a

microtiter plate

, each of the

or

which

as

.

intj

•

Used to

a

or

.

•

An

of

(often

or

).

•

An

of

.

•

Used in

to

the

of

to

something.

•

Used in

to

,

at the

of a

to a

;

.

•

Used as a

adv

•

,

,

.

•

,

.

•

To a

.

•

In British English:

Very (as a

general-purpose

).

•

In a

;

one could

;

;

;

.

adj

•

In good health.

•

Good,

.

•

; good;

.

verb

•

To

forth, as water from the

; to

; to

.

•

To have something

the

.

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English

weallan

Old English (ca. 450-1100)

wel

Middle English (1100-1500)

well

Old English (ca. 450-1100)

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