Merriam-Webster's Dictionary and Thesaurus - Merriam-Webster [1545]
2 : principal source
3 : the top of or a structure built over a well
well–heeled adjective : financially well-off
Synonyms
affluent, flush, loaded, moneyed, opulent, rich, wealthy, well-to-do—more at RICH
well–known adjective : fully or widely known
Synonyms
celebrated, famed, famous, noted, notorious, prominent, renowned, star—more at FAMOUS
well–mean·ing adjective : having or based on good intentions
well·ness noun : good health esp. as an actively sought goal <~ clinics> Synonyms fitness, health, heartiness, robustness, soundness, wholeness, wholesomeness—more at HEALTH well–nigh adverb : very nearly : ALMOST Synonyms about, almost, most, much, near, nearly, next to, nigh, practically, virtually—more at ALMOST well–off adjective : being in good condition or circumstances; especially : WELL-TO-DO well–or·dered adjective : having an orderly procedure or arrangement well–placed adjective : appropriately or advantageously directed or positioned well–read adjective : well-informed through reading Synonyms educated, erudite, knowledgeable, learned, literate, scholarly—more at EDUCATED well–round·ed adjective 1 : broadly trained, educated, and experienced 2 : COMPREHENSIVE well–spo·ken adjective 1 : speaking well and esp. courteously 2 : spoken with propriety <~ words> Synonyms articulate, eloquent, fluent—more at ARTICULATE well·spring noun : a source of continuous supply well–timed adjective : TIMELY well–to–do adjective : having more than adequate financial resources Synonyms affluent, flush, loaded, moneyed, opulent, rich, wealthy, well-heeled—more at RICH