well-mounted
/ˌwɛlˈmaʊntɪd/adjective
1Seated on or provided with a good horse, bicycle, etc.
2Correctly, properly, or skilfully positioned, fixed, fitted, set, etc.; having a good mounting or setting.
3Of a theatrical production, film, etc.: successfully or pleasingly staged, produced, directed, etc.
Origin
Early 16th century; earliest use found in 2nd Baron Berners (c1467–1533), soldier, diplomat, and translator. From well + mount + -ed.
- Abipón
- Abiquiu
- a bird in the hand is worth two in the bush
- abirritant
- a bit
- a bite at the cherry
- a bit much
- a bit of all right
- a bit of a ——
- a bitter pill (to swallow)
- a bit thick
- Abitur
- Abiturient
- abiu
- abjad
- abject
- abjected
- abjectedness
- abjection
- abjectly
- abjectness
- abjud
- abjudicate
- abjudication
- abjugate