well seen
/ˌwɛl ˈsiːn/adjective
1Plainly visible; evident, obvious. Chiefly in predicative use with it as subject and clause as complement. Now chiefly Scottish.
2In predicative use. Skilled, proficient, or experienced in something. Compare seen. Now rare ( archaic in later use).
Origin
Middle English; earliest use found in Ormulum. Partly (in early use) from well + sene.
- point-to-pointer
- point-to-pointing
- point triplet
- point value
- pointwise
- point woman
- pointwork
- pointy
- pointy-head
- pointy-headed
- poipoi
- poire
- Poirot, Hercule
- poise
- poised
- poiser
- Poiseuille equation
- Poiseuille flow
- Poiseuille formula
- Poiseuille law
- Poiseuille's equation
- Poiseuille's formula
- Poiseuille's law
- poisha
- poison