well

n.

1.

a deep hole that is dug in the ground to provide a supply of water

2.

a deep hole dug in the ground where there is a supply of oil or gas

v.

1.

if feelings well or well up inside you, they become very strong

2.

if a liquid wells or wells up, it comes to the surface and is about to flow out

adv.

1.

in a skillful or effective way; in a complete or thorough way; in a way that is satisfactory

2.

very, or very much, used for emphasizing what you are saying; used for emphasizing that a period of time or a distance is long

adj.

1.

if you are well, or if you are feeling well, your health is good

int.

1.

used for introducing a statement, especially one that you make as a reply; used for replying to someone when you think that there is something slightly wrong with what they have said; used for replying to someone when they are expecting you to say “yes,” but the answer is “no”

2.

used for asking a question or for asking for an explanation

3.

used for continuing to tell someone something after a pause; used when telling a story for introducing the words that you or someone else has said

4.

used for expressing a feeling such as doubt, surprise, or anger

5.

used for ending a discussion or talk

1.

used for introducing a statement, especially one that you make as a reply; used for replying to someone when you think that there is something slightly wrong with what they have said; used for replying to someone when they are expecting you to say “yes,” but the answer is “no”

2.

used for asking a question or for asking for an explanation

3.

used for continuing to tell someone something after a pause; used when telling a story for introducing the words that you or someone else has said

4.

used for expressing a feeling such as doubt, surprise, or anger

5.

used for ending a discussion or talk