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Webster Dictionary :: Well-grounded
WELL-GROUNDED, a. [well and ground.] Well founded; having a solid foundation.
Webster Dictionary :: Well-favored
WELL-FAVORED, a. Handsome; well formed; beautiful; pleasing to the eye. Gen 29.
Webster Dictionary :: Well-drain
WELL-DRAIN, n. [well and drain.] A drain or vent for water, somewhat like a well...
Webster Dictionary :: Well-done
WELL-DONE, exclam. [well and done.] A word of praise; bravely; nobly; in a right...
Webster Dictionary :: Well-bred
WELL-BRED, a. [well and bred.] Educated to polished manners; polite.
Webster Dictionary :: Well-born
WELL-BORN, a. [well and born.] Born of a noble or respectable family; not of mea...
Webster Dictionary :: Well-beloved
WELL-BELOVED, a. Greatly beloved. Mark 12.
Webster Dictionary :: Well
WELL, n. [G., a spring; to spring, to issue forth, to gush, to well, to swell. G...
Webster Dictionary :: Welking
WELKING, ppr. Fading; declining; contracting.
Webster Dictionary :: Welkin
WELKIN, n. [G., a cloud.] The visible regions of the air; the vault of heaven. [...
Webster Dictionary :: Welked
WELKED, pp. or a. Contracted into wrinkles or ridges. --Horns welkd and wavd lik...
Webster Dictionary :: Welk
WELK, v.i. [G., to wither, to fade, to decay; primarily to shrink or contract, a...
Webster Dictionary :: Welfare
WELFARE, n. [well and fare, a good faring; G.] 1. Exemption from misfortune, sic...
Webster Dictionary :: Welding-heat
WELDING-HEAT, n. The heat necessary for welding iron bars, which is said to be 6...
Webster Dictionary :: Welding
WELDING, ppr. Uniting in an intense heat.
Webster Dictionary :: Welder
WELDER, n. 1. One who welds iron. 2. A manager; an actual occupant. [Not in use.]
