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S’well 

A contraction meaning “So well”; directly opposing “Swell”

Usually used in a ironic or sarcastic tone.
Joe: Hey, hows it going?
Candice: Oh, s’well.

That's well plastic

The word plastic replaces the word 'cool'. It is said when one says goodbye and wishes the person to take care. used in nathan barley.
Rufus Onslatt: hollers Dan Ashcroft! "The Rise of the Idiots". Awesome fuckin' opinions, dude.
Ned Smanks: Yeah, that's well plastic.
Rufus Onslatt: Laterz, dude.
Ned Smanks: Keep it foolish.

That's Well Harsh 

Declaration of the negative effect of such event.
Look, James hit Richard!
That's Well Harsh
That's Well Harsh by flobbbadoy January 20, 2009

Frog's well fallacy 

A frog's well is a common form of argument and is an informal fallacy. It's a common fallacy, where a broad generalized claim is made on the pretext of a small geographical area, ignoring the rest of the globe. One who engages in this fallacy is said to be "digging frog's well".
Statements like, "You know what! Sanskrit is the mother of all languages." are considered frog's well fallacy. The one who is making this kind of fallacious arguments, is digging frog's well.
Frog's well fallacy by rationalanarya February 11, 2018

Man's well

He was acting like a man's well for the whole meeting.
Man's well by BlackwhipperGerald November 3, 2021

Farmer's well 

A synonym for the proverbial rabbit hole .
A farmer's well should also have yet another acronym: fauci tube
Farmer's well by Uncle Dimma January 11, 2022
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