well pleasing (welplezing)

That which is well pleasing; also, the act of pleasing or satisfying. [Rare.] 6877 The fruits of unity (next unto the well - pleasing of God, which is all in all) are two. Bacon , Unity in Religion (ed. 1887). Him. They bene so well - thewed , and so wise, What ever that good old man bespake. Spenser, Shep. Cal., February. well-timbered (wel'tim'bėrd), a. Well furnished with timber: as, well - timbered land; also, made with good or abundant timber, literally or figuratively; strongly formed or built. A well - timbered fellow, he would have made a good column, an he had been thought on when the house was Thou wouldst willingly walk in all well - pleasing unto Bp. Leighton, Com. on 1st Peter. well-proportioned (wel' pro-por's hond), a. Having good or correct proportions; fitting as to parts or relations; properly coördinated. well-read (wel'red), a. Having read largely; having an extensive and intelligent knowledge of books or literature. B. Jonson, Every Man out of his Humour, Ind. well-regulated (wel'reg'ū-lā-ted), a. Under well-timed (wel'timd), a . 1. Done at a good proper regulation or control; in good order as to arrangement or management; well-ordered. Things which would have distre ed most well -regulated Belgravian damsels. E. Yates , Land at Last, iii. 3.