(gĕt'wĕl')
adj.
Expressing wishes for one's recovery: a get-well card.
| Dictionary: get-well |
| Idioms: get well |
Recover from illness, as in I hope you get well soon. This idiom uses well in the sense of "in good health," a usage dating from the mid-1500s.
| Poker Guide: Get Well |
1) Refers to a player that wins a pot that makes them even or ahead.
2) To win after a lengthy losing streak.
SoundPoker Says: For example “I flopped four of a kind to beat a full house and won the pot. That got me well.”
See Also: Bad Beat, Catching a Card, Lucky, Pot Odds
| WordNet: get well |
The verb has one meaning:
Meaning #1:
improve in health
Synonyms: get over, bounce back
Antonym: get worse (meaning #1)
| Shopping: get-well |
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| Be well you to? | |
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