well set

1. Firmly set; properly placed or arranged. "Instead of well - set hair, baldne ."- Isaiah iii. 24. 2. Having good and strong parts or proportions. *well-skilled, a. Skillful. "The well- skilled workman." Shakesp.: Rape of Lucrece, 1,520. well-sped, a . Having good succe ; succe ful. well-spent, a. Spent or pa ed in virtue; spent or used to the best advantage. "What a refreshment then will it be to look back upon a well- spent life!"- Calamy Sermons. well-spoken, adj. Speaking with grace or eloquence; eloquent. "As of a knight well - spoken , neat, and fine." Shakesp.: Two Gentlemen of Verona , i. 2. *well-spread, *well-spred, a. Wide, broad, extensive. "Proud of his well - spread walls he views his trees, That meet no barren interval between." Cowper : Task , iii. 408. well-stored, a. Fully furnished or stocked; well-provided. "The well- stor'd quiver on his shoulders hung." Pope: Homer's Iliad, xv. 520.