well-repaired
/ˌwɛlrɪˈpɛːd/adjective
1Especially of a structure: kept in good repair; well-maintained. Now somewhat rare.
2Skilfully repaired; well-mended.
Origin
Late Middle English; earliest use found in Thomas Malory (d. 1471), author. From well + repair + -ed.
- Moreno Valley
- Morenu
- more often than not
- more or less
- Moreot
- Moreote
- moreover
- morepork
- more power to your elbow! (or to you etc.)
- mores
- tight-fisted
- tight-fitting
- tight head
- tight junction
- tight-knit
- tightline
- tightlining
- tight-lipped
- tightly
- tightly knit
- tight money
- tightness
- tightrope
- tights
- tightwad