well-laboured
/ˌwɛlˈleɪbəd/(US well-labored)
adjective
1Of a thing: skilfully made or produced. In later use also: that is the product of much labour or effort.
2Of land: thoroughly tilled or cultivated. Also figurative. Now somewhat rare.
Origin
Late Middle English (in an earlier sense). From well + labour + -ed.
- well-ringed
- well-ripened
- well-risen
- well-rolled
- well-roofed
- well-room
- well-rooted
- well-rotted
- well rounded
- well-rowed
- well-ruled
- well-run
- well-running
- well said
- well-sailing
- well-sanded
- well-saved
- well-scented
- well-schemed
- well-scrubbed
- Wellsean
- well-seasoned
- we'll see about that
- well-seeing
- well-seeming