well-feed
/ˌwɛlˈfiːd/Now archaic and rare
adjective
Of a lawyer or doctor: receiving a substantial fee; well-paid.
Origin
Mid 17th century; earliest use found in John Bastwick (?1595–1654), religious controversialist and pamphleteer. From well + feed.
- preparatory
- preparatory school
- preparatory to
- pre-pardon
- prepare
- prepared core
- preparedly
- preparedness
- prepared piano
- prepared shake
- preparement
- preparer
- prepare the ground
- pre-part
- prepartum
- prepatellar
- prepatellar bursitis
- prepatency
- prepatent
- pre-pathological
- pre-Patrician
- prepattern
- prepay
- prepayable
- prepayment