well chapel
noun
A chapel enclosing a holy well.
Origin
Late 18th century; earliest use found in Samuel Paterson (1728–1802), bookseller and auctioneer.
- live sheep trade
- live something down
- live something out
- live steam
- livestock
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- square dance
- square dancer
- square deal
- square dinkum
- square-eyed
- square eyes
- square go
- squarehead
- square knot
- square law
- square leg
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- square meal
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- Square Mile
- squareness
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- square perch