In good health

noun

1. An issue of water from the earth a pool fed by a spring
2. Source, origin
3. A pit or hole sunk into the earth to reach a supply of water
4. A shaft or hole sunk to obtain oil, brine, or gas
5. An enclosure in the middle of a ship's hold to protect from damage and facilitate the inspection of the pumps
6. A compartment in the hold of a fishing boat in which fish are kept alive
7. An open space extending vertically through floors of a structure
8. A space having a construction or shape suggesting a well for water
9. The area behind a bar in which items used most frequently by a bartender are kept
10. Something resembling a well in being damp, cool, deep, or dark
11. A deep vertical hole
12. A source from which something may be drawn as needed
13. A pronounced minimum of a variable in physics

    "a potential well"

verb

1. To rise to the surface and usually flow forth

   "tears welled from her eyes"

2. To rise like a flood of liquid

   "longing welled up in his breast"

3. To emit in a copious free flow

adverb

1. In a good or proper manner justly, rightly
2. Satisfactorily with respect to conduct or action

   "did well in math"

3. In a kindly or friendly manner

   "spoke well of your idea"

4. With skill or aptitude expertly, excellently

   "paints well"

5. Satisfactorily

   "the plan worked well"

6. With good appearance or effect elegantly

   "carried himself well"

7. With careful or close attention attentively

   "watch well what I do"

8. To a high degree

   "well deserved the honor"

9. Fully, quite

   "well worth the price"

10. In a way appropriate to the facts or circumstances fittingly, rightly

    "well said"

11. In a prudent manner sensibly
12. In accordance with the occasion or circumstances with propriety or good reason

    "cannot well refuse"

13. As one could wish pleasingly

    "the idea didn't sit well with her"

14. With material success advantageously

    "married well"

15. Easily, readily

    "could well afford a new car"

16. In all likelihood indeed

    "it may well be true"

17. In a prosperous or affluent manner

    "he lives well"

18. To an extent approaching completeness thoroughly

    "after being well dried with a towel"

19. Without doubt or question clearly

    "well knew the penalty"

20. In a familiar manner

    "knew her well"

21. To a large extent or degree considerably, far

    "well over a million"

interjection

1. Used to indicate resumption of discourse or to introduce a remark
2. Used to express surprise or expostulation

adjective

1. Prosperous, well-off
2. Being in satisfactory condition or circumstances
3. Being in good standing or favor
4. Satisfactory, pleasing

   "all's well that ends well"

5. Advisable, desirable

   "it might be well for you to leave"

6. Free or recovered from infirmity or disease healthy

   "he's not a well man"

7. Completely cured or healed

   "the wound is nearly well"

8. Pleasing or satisfactory in appearance

   "our garden looks well"

9. Being a cause for thankfulness fortunate

   "it is well that this has happened"

10. Used for making mixed drinks when no branded alcohol is specified

adverb

1. In the best see best way to greatest advantage

   "Some things are best left unsaid."

2. Most

   "Those best able will provide needed support."

adverb

1. In a more excellent manner

   "sings better than I do"

2. To greater advantage preferably

   "some things are better left unsaid"

3. To a higher or greater degree

   "he knows the story better than you do"

4. More

   "it is better than nine miles to the next town"

adjective

1. Well-balanced

adjective

1. Acting with wisdom, wise counsel, or proper deliberation prudent
2. Resulting from, based on, or showing careful deliberation or wise counsel

   "well-advised plans"

adjective

1. Having good and complete equipment properly fitted out

   "a well-appointed house"