well
Definition of well:
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part of speech: adjective
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part of speech: adjective
Being in a state of health; fortunate; advantageous; recovered from a sickness.
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part of speech: noun
A fountain of water; a deep narrow pit dug in the earth for the purpose of retaining spring or other water; an enclosure around the bottom of a ship's pumps; an enclosed space in a fishing- boat for keeping fish alive; in arch., the space in which winding stairs are placed; a deep excavation for military purposes.
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part of speech: noun
A rise of water from the earth: a spring: a pit in the earth whence a supply of water is obtained: an inclosure in a ship's hold round the pumps: the open space in the middle of a staircase.
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part of speech: adverb
In a proper manner: rightly: thoroughly: favorably: conveniently.
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part of speech: verb
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part of speech: adverb
In a choice or desirable manner; justly; rightly; skilfully; very much; to a sufficient degree; perfectly; a word expressing satisfaction, or merely expletive,- as, " well, well, be it so"-" well, let us go"; as well as.
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part of speech: verb
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part of speech: conjunction
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Common misspellings:
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- whilr (0.1%)
- wekk (1.1%)
- welli (0.4%)
- wellm (0.1%)
- welle (0.1%)
- weill (3.3%)
- weel (13.6%)
- qwell (0.1%)
- whad (0.1%)
- wlel (0.3%)
- welp (0.1%)
- wil (0.1%)
- whats (0.1%)
- proply (0.1%)
- welll (22.8%)
- welld (0.1%)
- wwell (0.4%)
- wlell (0.1%)
- wlll (0.1%)
- wewll (0.1%)
- welkl (0.1%)
- weli (0.2%)
- wl (0.1%)
- awell (0.6%)
- weat (0.1%)
- wekll (0.3%)
- weoll (0.1%)
- ewell (0.1%)
- wellt (0.1%)
- weelll (0.1%)
- abley (0.1%)
- wel (35.7%)
- wellw (0.2%)
- weell (2.7%)
- whel (0.1%)
- wll (10.0%)
- ber (0.1%)
- wella (1.0%)
- wiel (0.1%)
- welly (0.1%)
- vell (0.5%)
- weil (0.2%)
- whell (2.7%)
- weol (0.1%)
- werll (0.1%)
- woll (0.1%)
- wqell (0.1%)
- ll (0.1%)
- we11 (0.3%)
- weklkl (0.1%)
