Well in

Cringeworthy phrase used exclusively by chavs, the indecorus, and people with little to no educational qualifications as a compliment. Can usually be heard at amateur, bottom table local sports events such as Sunday league football and rugby.

“Well in lad! You played sick, we only lost by 6. Are yah comin’ down for a pint afta’?”

by Sovereign Chroma April 3, 2023

the medicine you digest so well lately

a habit one has recently acquired.

mother: Joseph, stop interrupting. I don't like this, I mean, the medicine you digest so well lately. This anti-social habit won't get you anywhere in life.

Joseph: go scratch yourself. I will not stop interrupting, just because you want me to.

by Sexydimma September 14, 2012

All is Well

It is understood to be good.

What up family, I hope your All is Well.

by Shoalinstyle7 June 8, 2022

Light Well

NO...

"hey maybe we should have one of the priests go Light Well..." "NO"

by Notpooch February 5, 2021

Well, Bill

Used whenever a conclusive decision regarding a matter has been reached

Man #1: "So regarding the lamp, its not going to be moved.
Man #2: I can't argue with you anymore, its your house.
Man #1: Well, Bill, its Settled, then.

by A Simple Observer March 19, 2024

Well that’s why you should learn how to make salad.

“Well that’s why you should learn how to make salad.” is a response to anything and everything.
This phrase came from a bitter old man named John, this is John’s only accomplishment.

Man 1: Want a beer?
Man 2: Well that’s why you should learn how to make salad.

by pigeon_nut November 26, 2023

acch well

sed regularly in all parts of scotland, and occasionally in england (although not many english ppl can say the cchhh part of acch--- also sed in the steriotypical scots word occh nooo jim---- but i have never heard that used in normal everyday terms)

"ur going 2 spew in 20 mins"
"acch well at least i can watch the rest of balamory!"

by born in the wrong decade November 30, 2004