| above | in addition, as well |
| ample | well, fully, completely |
| apply | be directed, be given, attend well to |
| beaten | well-tried, well-trodden |
| best | as well as one can, in the best possible way |
| boot | in addition, as well |
| bounteously | very well, liberally, generously |
| brawn-buttock | fleshy buttock, well-rounded bottom |
| breathed | strong-winded, well-exercised |
| cherish | entertain kindly, look after well |
| choice | appropriate, fitting, well-chosen |
| civil | seemly, decent, well-behaved |
| clean | well-built, shapely, comely |
| clean-timbered | well-built, clean-limbed |
| commend | show well, set off to advantage |
| compass | regularity, proportion, measure |
| composed | elaborately constructed, well put together |
| conceited | ingenious, clever, well-devised |
| condign | deserving, well-deserved, fitting |
| corpulent | well-made, full-bodied |
| courtlike | courtly, elegant, well-mannered |
| entertain | welcome, receive kindly, treat well, show hospitality to |
| express | well-formed, well-designed, exact |
| fadge | succeed, be suitable, turn out well |
| fain | satisfied, well pleased, glad |
| fair | well, nobly, beautifully |
| fair | well, in a good hand, elegantly [like a clerk] |
| fairy | malignant spirit [as well as its modern sense] |
| famous | notorious, infamous, well-known |
| fanned | well-sifted, tested, considered |
| feat | becoming, neat, well-fitting |
| fit | harmonize, go well together |
| fleshed | well used to bloodshed, hardened |
| fountain | spring, source, well |
| framed | designed, properly planned, well-prepared |
| friend | well-wisher, favourer |
| fulfilling | fitting exactly, well-complementing |
| gallant-springing | finely growing, developing well |
| generous | well-bred, mannerly, noble-minded |
| gentle | well-born, honourable, noble |
| gentlewoman | woman of good breeding, well-born lady |
| good | very well |
| gracious | good, virtuous, well-behaved |
| happy | well met |
| happy | well-chosen, felicitous, fitting |
| health | well-being, benevolence |
| health | well-being, prosperity |
| health | well-being, deliverance |
| health | well-being, safety |
| honest | innocent, well-intentioned, innocuous |
| humble | polite, well-mannered, civil |
| husband | make the most of, thrive well with |
| husband-friend | husband as well as lover |
| ill-well | wickedly well, cruelly accurately |
| impatience | lack of composure, failure to bear suffering well |
| indifferently | to some extent, fairly well |
| join-stool | well-made stool |
| joint-stool | well-made stool [by a joiner] [also used in phrases of ridicule] |
| kindly | friendly, good-natured, well-disposed |
| known | well-acquainted, familiar to each other |
| lean | accept, be well-disposed towards |
| leavened | carefully considered, well-thought-out |
| lusty | tasty, flavourful, well-flavoured |
| make | perform well, succeed in carrying out |
| mannerly | well-mannered, courteous, genteel |
| married | joined in harmony, well-proportioned |
| meanly | tolerably, moderately well, well enough |
| measure | due proportion, appropriate degree, full quantity |
| merry | in good spirits, well |
| met | in the greeting 'well met' |
| mocked, well | make a jocular riposte, evade an argument using flattery |
| more | in addition, as well |
| moreover | as well as the fact, besides the fact |
| mutual | well-matched, complementary |
| mutual | with parts united, well-ordered |
| neighbour | be close, be well acquainted [with] |
| noted | recognizable, well-known, familiar |
| novi | I know the man as well as I know you |
| omne | all's well |
| overscutched | [unclear meaning] well-beaten, often whipped |
| pass | pass muster, stand up well |
| past-proportion | immeasurableness, quantity beyond compare |
| perfect | complete, totally accomplished, well-trained |
| perfect | well aware, fully informed |
| powdered | seasoned, salted, well-spiced |
| practised | studied, well-versed, accomplished |
| pregnant | well-disposed, ready, inclined, receptive |
| pregnant | well-versed, knowledgeable |
| profit | welfare, well-being, benefit |
| prompt | ready and willing, well-disposed |
| proof | turn out well, fulfil one's promise |
| proportion | (plural) military material, forces and supplies needed for war |
| proportion | measure, extent, degree, magnitude |
| proportion | size, bulk |
| proportion | part, portion, amount |
| proportion | proper rhythm, correct value [of notes] |
| proportion | weighing up, appropriate measuring |
| proportion | relation, connection, link |
| proportion | bodily shape, physical form |
| proportion | malapropism for ‘portion’ [= share of the estate] |
| proportion | marriage portion, dowry |
| proportion | natural order, proper relationship |
| proportioned | regulated, well-ordered |
| prosperous | favourable, sympathetic, well-disposed |
| quantity | equal amount, same proportion |
| ratify | make metrically correct, bring into proportion |
| reserved | well-guarded, preserved, sustained |
| rest you merry | farewell with concern for well-being |
| rich-left | richly endowed, left well-off |
| ripe | ready, inclined, well-disposed |
| said | well done |
| Saint George's Field | area of Southwark, London, well known for its brothels |
| scarfed | [unclear meaning] fully decked out; under full sail; [of the hull] well-jointed |
| seen, well | well-versed, with good qualifications |
| sinewy | muscular, well-developed, brawny |
| smooth | defend, gild, speak well of |
| state | welfare, well-being, prosperity |
| stored | well supplied, rich, plentifully provided |
| stratagem | soldierly action, well commanded engagement |
| sure | securely, safely, well |
| think | think kindly about, remember well |
| time | very well |
| trim | well, effectively, finely |
| true | well-proportioned, clean-cut, good-looking |
| vantage | in addition, as well, besides |
| veal | [unclear usage] Dutch pronunciation of ‘well’; or: version of Dutch ‘viel’ = plenty |
| virtuous | arising from virtuous practice, justifiable, well-warranted |
| vouchsafed | well-bestowed, kindly granted |
| warm | well-to-do, affluent, comfortably off |
| warm | warmed, well-aired |
| ways | well done |
| weal | welfare, well-being, prosperity |
| wealsman | public servant, one devoted to the well-being of the state |
| wealth | welfare, well-being, prosperity |
| welfare | being well, remaining healthy |
| well | fine, all right, satisfactory |
| well | in a state of happiness, in bliss |
| well | easily, clearly, readily |
| well | clearly, plainly, frankly |
| well advised | in one's right mind, sane, rational |
| well met | expression pf pleasure at meeting |
| well said | well done |
| well to live | well-to-do, well-off, prosperous |
| well-a-day | lamentation, grief, sorrowing |
| well-a-day | exclamation of grief, sorrow, upset, etc |
| well-advised | prudent, sensible, thoughtful |
| well-a-near | alas, alack |
| well-apparelled | well-dressed, nicely adorned |
| well-appointed | well-equipped, properly fitted out |
| well-beseeming | fine-looking, well-ordered |
| well-breathed | strong in wind, well-exercised |
| well-compact | well-formed, nicely put together |
| well-dealing | fair-dealing, conducting business well |
| well-disposed | |
| well-divided | well-balanced, evenly shared |
| well-entered | well-trained, duly initiated |
| well-favoured | good-looking, attractive in appearance |
| well-forwarning | giving an accurate early warning, truth-predicting |
| well-found | commendable, meritorious, laudable |
| well-found | of proven merit, of established reputation, commendable |
| well-graced | full of pleasing qualities, well-favoured |
| well-hallowed | well-blessed, well-consecrated |
| well-knit | strongly built, well-constructed |
| well-known | certain, clear, apparent |
| well-liking | thriving, healthy, in good condition |
| well-lost | lost in a good cause |
| well-minded | right-minded, well-disposed, loyal |
| well-respected | well-considered, duly regarded |
| well-seeming | attractively looking, presenting a plausible appearance |
| well-sinewed | well-strengthened, strongly prepared |
| well-spoken | refined, courteous, eloquent |
| well-warranted | highly approved, most justified |
| well-weighing | heavy, weighty, significant |
| well-willer | well-wisher, one who offers good will |
| well-wished | accompanied by good wishes, much loved |
| weraday | well-a-day, alas |
| whole | well, good |
| whole | healthy, well, in sound condition |
| wholesome | profitable, valuable, promoting well-being |
| wholesome-profitable | beneficial to well-being |
| wise | informed, well-aware, knowledgeable |
| withal | in addition, moreover, as well |