well-sounding
/ˌwɛlˈsaʊndɪŋ/adjective
Having a full or resonant sound; melodious, tuneful; pleasing to the ear.
Origin
Late Middle English; earliest use found in The Midland Prose Psalter. From well + sounding, originally after post-classical Latin bene sonans (Vulgate, Psalm 150:5 (Roman Psalter, Gallican Psalter)).
- murder log
- murder man
- murdermonger
- murdermongeress
- murder-mongering
- murder mystery
- murder one (or two)
- murderous
- murderously
- murderousness
- murder rap
- murder room
- murdersome
- murder squad
- murder will out
- Murdji'a
- Murdjite
- Murdoch, Dame Iris
- Murdochian
- Murdoch, Rupert
- murdrum
- mure
- mure-hearted
- murein
- murena