well-husbanded
/ˌwɛlˈhʌzbəndɪd/adjective
Carefully or judiciously cultivated or managed.
Origin
Late 16th century. From well + husbanded.
- the Championship
- the change
- the change of life
- the Channel
- the Chapel Royal
- the Charioteer
- the chattering classes
- the cherry on the cake (or on top)
- the Cheviots
- the Chilterns
- the chop
- the Church Establishment
- the Cid
- the City
- the Coast
- the coast is clear
- thecodont
- the cold shoulder
- the Cold War
- the common good
- the Common Market
- the Commons
- the common touch
- the common weal
- the Commonwealth