well (up) (Meaning)

well (up)

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The water in the well was clean and cool, providing a refreshing relief on a hot day.
The old stone well had fallen into disrepair, its walls crumbling and its water murky.
The children played near the well, their voices echoing through the well's depths.
The farmer worked hard to dig a new well, hoping to find water for his crops.
The well was a valuable resource for the village, providing water for drinking, washing, and cooking.
The wellspring gushed forth with crystal-clear water, creating a soothing sound that filled the air.
After a heavy rain, the well overflowed, sending torrents of water down the hillside.
The well-rested explorer resumed his journey, feeling refreshed and rejuvenated.
The well-behaved dog sat quietly at its owner's feet, eager to please.
The well-intentioned plan, however flawed, had the potential to make a positive impact.

run over, boil over, overflow, flow, wash (over), flush, flood, engulf,spill, overwhelm

recede,,

The water in the well was clean and cool, providing a refreshing relief on a hot day.

The old stone well had fallen into disrepair, its walls crumbling and its water murky.

The children played near the well, their voices echoing through the well's depths.

The farmer worked hard to dig a new well, hoping to find water for his crops.