well in

Perhaps the most versatile phrase ever to appear on urban dictionary ever. It can be used in many many situations and contexts but its main uses are:

1. To be well in with someone - ie being in a relationship, or in someone's favour

2. Getting well in - can mean trying to start a relationship, pulling a bird, or getting to any of the 'bases' with anyone.

3."WELL IN!" as an exclamation - can be used either as an expression of success or celebration (ie an alternative to 'YES!') or used to indicate when a friend or associate is 'getting well in', usually in conjunction with a sharp elbow prod.

1. "Oh yeah, I've been well in with Suzie for nearly 2 years now"

2. "Don't worry you're well in with my family, they like you."

3. "Dude shut up i'm tryin to get well in here!"

4. "Got well in last night...ahhhh!"

5. (Guy finishes a sudoku) "WELL IN!"

6. Friend A: (talking to girl on phone) "So...do you fancy coming to the cinema later? you know, just me and you? you would? awesome!"

Friend B: WELL IN LAD!!! (sharp elbow prod in the side)

Friend A: OW! feck off, loser! No, not you Charlotte!

well in by Cam Aan January 17, 2007

well in

Used as an expression of success or celebration (mostly in the UK)

*person's football team wins*
Person: WELL IN!

well in by Venoxia November 25, 2020

Well in

A phrase of happiness, excitement or agreement towards something. Similar to “yay”

friend: I just check the weather forecast and it’s no longer raining tomorrow

You: well in! The party is still on

Well in by Yngtay March 8, 2023

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’?”

Well in by Sovereign Chroma April 3, 2023

Well in with 

have a good relationship with (someone in a position of influence or authority).

you're well in with O'Brien aren't you?

Well in with by Arminkshipper July 14, 2024

big well in

Universal word,fits in absolutely any sentence and means absolutely everything.

hey there heard you took the big well in

big well in by Well in March 3, 2017

Feel well in my skin 

To be content, fulfilled, comfortable and at ease with oneself; assuming one’s personality and body. The skin is considered as a sort of envelop in which the personality is contained. Thus, the expression evokes harmony between mind and body.

It is a literal translation of the French expression: “se sentir bien dans sa peau”, which can also be used with the verb “to be”, i.e., to be well in one’s skin (“être bien dans sa peau”).

The expression can also be used in the negative way to refer to any sort of anxiety, depression, or general dissatisfaction with one’s life.

I feel well in my skin since I met Shakri and started yoga classes.
My teenage daughter does not feel well in her skin and stayed in her bedroom all evening.

Feel well in my skin by Potimarron September 29, 2013