Definition of well:

part of speech: verb

To pour forth.

part of speech: noun

A spring; pit dug to water; inclosure round a ship's pumps.

part of speech: verb

To issue forth, as water from the earth.

part of speech: adjective

In a good state; in health.

part of speech: adjective

Rightly; properly; to a good degree; conveniently.

Common misspellings * :

• 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%)

Usage examples :

• " But you are well Eunice? "Eunice", - Margaret Murray Robertson

• Oh well then, it's all up. "In the Wilderness", - Robert Hichens

• Well how should I know that? "The Fortunate Youth", - William J. Locke

• Well well wee'l leaue you Sicin. "Coriolanus", - Shakespeare, William