well-left
/ˌwɛlˈlɛft/Now rare
adjective
That has been bequeathed a valuable or generous legacy or inheritance.
Origin
Late 16th century; earliest use found in George Whetstone (d. 1587), writer. From well + left.
- belier
- believability
- believable
- believably
- believe
- believe in
- believe it or not
- believe me (or believe you me)
- believer
- believer's baptism
- believingly
- belight
- be light on
- be light on one's feet
- belike
- be like getting blood out of (or from) a stone (also turnip)
- be like Piccadilly Circus
- be (like) putty in someone's hands
- belimb
- belime
- Belisha beacon
- belitter
- belittle
- belittlement
- belittler