well care

A saying/phrase, used in britain (mainly the rhyl area), which is not technically accurate, but hilarious nontheless. Used in a sarcastic manner, basically means that you 'well care', thereby exclaming the fact that you do not care.

Me: Dan you knob jockey!
Dan: Well care

by Jesus February 28, 2004

well-kempt

Well-kempt is redundant. The word kempt means neat, tidy, well-groomed. Its opposite is unkempt;a slovenly person. In popular usage, however, we usually prefix kempt with well - as in, he's well-kempt. On the other hand, it is entirely wrong to define a neat guy by saying he's well-kept - unless he's a gigilo or hustler, being more than adequately paid.

My boyfriend really grooms himself well, he's always perfectly kempt. Or, if you like, well-kempt.

by Charles Panati May 10, 2008

Well droopy swingers

Large sloppy breasts, when unsupported, hanging down on the girl's (or lad's) belly.
norks, boobs, tits, utters

Ellen took off her shirt and so laid bare her well droopy swingers.

by Cowboy Bebop February 22, 2004

well-a-hibbidy-dibbidy-jibbidy

the only thing you could understand said by a black man on a japanese cartooon.

by grundlemuncher September 24, 2003

well ventilated dress shoes

term used by office workers for sandals in order to be able to wear them in the office

Your feet get all hot and sweaty? Well then you need well ventilated dress shoes!

by KennyMac May 31, 2006

Well-grounded

A state of being strong with one's own beliefs.

She was well-grounded in her argument.

by ASSociations September 28, 2011

Well 'Ard

Football(soccer) player, who isn't afraid to put his, or the oppositions body on the line to get a tackle in.

"Adrien Liejer broke Robert Middleby's collarbone! he's well 'ard."

by liejer well 'ard November 9, 2008