well-served
/ˌwɛlˈsəːvd/adjective
1Amply provided with something (also with for); specifically presented or supplied with plenty of food and drink. Also of a meal, etc.: properly served.
2 Military. Of a gun, artillery, etc.: well operated.
Origin
Late 17th century; earliest use found in Richard Blome (bap. 1630, d. 1705), cartographer and bookseller. From well + served.
- massed estate
- massed start
- mass effect
- Massena
- mass energy
- masseter
- masseteric
- masseter muscle
- masseur
- masseuse
- mass extinction
- Massey, Raymond
- Massey's Cossacks
- mass fragmentography
- mass function
- mass grave
- mass-haul curve
- mass-haul diagram
- Masshole
- mass house
- Massic
- massicot
- massier
- massif
- Massif Central